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Jordan Wolfson's robotic cube simulates sex and suicide. He says it is his most universal work yet | Art - Vimarsana News

Jordan Wolfson's robotic cube simulates sex and suicide. He says it is his most universal work yet | Art

When the National Gallery of Australia spent millions on the controversial artist’s latest artwork, it was described as a ‘cultural slap in the face’. Wolfson has finally unveiled it

Politics, pioneers, performance: 50 years of Australian women's art and feminist ideas - Vimarsana News

Politics, pioneers, performance: 50 years of Australian women's art and feminist ideas

Over the past half a century, Australian women’s art has gone from the margins to the mainstream. A new book mapping this story is a flawed, colourful kaleidoscope.

A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists - Vimarsana News

A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists

The National Gallery’s Know My Name 2 is full of strong works by Australian women artists and clever juxtapositions. But for tougher stuff, try Anne Marsh’s book on feminist art.

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A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists - Vimarsana News

A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists

The National Gallery’s Know My Name 2 is full of strong works by Australian women artists and clever juxtapositions. But for tougher stuff, try Anne Marsh’s book on feminist art.

A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists - Vimarsana News

A spectacle worth seeing: celebrating the vitality of women artists

The National Gallery’s Know My Name 2 is full of strong works by Australian women artists and clever juxtapositions. But for tougher stuff, try Anne Marsh’s book on feminist art.