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Australian Art 1950's to now
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Feminist Art in Australia
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Less is more : minimal + post-minimal art in Australia
2014 Adelaide biennial of Australian art: Dark heart
Australian artists in the contemporary museum
Street art : Australia
The Countess Report
Australian Report - Gender Representation in the Visual Arts
The landscapes of Reg Mombassa : antipodean scenery: views from the eyes of a car.
On Paper : Australian prints and drawings in the National Gallery of Victoria
Carnival in suburbia: The art of Howard Arkley
John Brack
Juan Davila : the moral meaning of wilderness
Doing feminism : women's art and feminist criticism in Australia
The Women's Gallery : 1988-1995
Vision and difference: Feminism, femininity and the histories of art
Setting the pace : the Women's Art Movement 1980-1983.
Jill Orr : raising the spirits
The Countess Report
Australian Report - Gender Representation in the Visual Arts
Brett Whiteley drawings
Conceptual Art : theory, myth, and practice
Peter Booth: Human/nature
On looking at looking: The art and politics of Ian Burn
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