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a href= https://powerhouse.com.au/ target= _blank Powerhouse Ultimo /a will undergo a revitalisation that will reorientate the museum to connect w

RIFIFI: Jean Jullien for Kids transforms NGV’s dedicated kids gallery into a bold and graphic underwater world designed by prodigious French vis

An exhibition of captivating photographs by John Pinderhughes reflecting on his enduring quest to delve into subjects revealing both impressiveness an

a href= https://www.twma.com.au/ target= _blank TarraWarra Museum of Art /a unveiled a major survey exhibition this weekend exploring the work of

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a href= http://www.phillips.com target= _blank Phillips /a , in partnership with the Digital Art Fair, announced Digital Art Fair x Phillips online

Tucson, Arizona, 1978. photograph by Lois Shelton, © Arizona Board of Regents, courtesy of the University of Arizona Poetry Center. In early March of 2021, Louise Glück visited Claremont McKenna College in Southern California, where I teach. Because of COVID, she was afraid to fly on a...

Mark My first job was at a frozen yogurt shop called TCBY. This was 1987, in Tucson. The shop was on Speedway Boulevard, in a strip mall between two car washes—the first TCBY franchise in the city, though within a year there would be two more, plus a Greg’s FroYo and a Yogurt King. In e...

Beijing Normal University, 2021. All photographs courtesy of Yu Hua.   Yu Hua was born in 1960. He grew up in Haiyan County in the Zhejiang province of eastern China, at the height of the Cultural Revolution. His parents were both in the medical profession—his father a surgeon, his moth...

At the stop sign before the library, Emma saw Gallo painting his yellow line as he had painted it for thirty years. The line highlighted a ten-foot-long crack in the road, a rogue speed bump that, unpainted, might do some damage to your car or your neck or your teeth or your coffee. The crack had be...