upcoming exhibition: EMERGING FROM DARKNESS Faith, Emotion and The Body in The Baroque, at hamilton gallery
Image: JUSEPE DE RIBARA, Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence (detail), c. 1620-24, oil on canvas. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Purchased with funds donated by Allan and Maria Myers and Andrew Sisson, 2006.
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Image: Opening of Design Fringe at Linden New Art, 2022. Image courtesy of Linden New Art. Photograph: Theresa Harrison Photography.
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2023 Experimental Print Prize
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