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Yindjibarndi Elder Wendy Hubert’s visceral memories of the Pilbara, interpreted through luminous colour and transported materials, anchor an immersive garden installation and painting exhibition at Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery for the 25th Biennale of Sydney, embodying the concept of Nyinyart.
John Perceval: All That We Are
Marking his first major survey in decades, John Perceval's extensive exhibition at the Heide Museum of Modern Art meticulously traces his stylistic journey from wartime psychological depths to the luminous gestural depictions of his later career.
Ray Monde: The Places That Shape Us
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Fields of memory
Shalabia Ibrahim's 'Fields of memory' at Artbooth Gallery unveils a compelling dialogue between Egyptian and Syrian modernities, articulated through the artist's distinctive command of color and folk aesthetic.
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