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Cost of living crisis? Not at this $10m art sale - Vimarsana News

Cost of living crisis? Not at this $10m art sale

The market is so strong that Deutscher and Hackett is on track to have the best year for an Australian auction house since before the GFC.

Source: afr.com
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An expert travel guide to Melbourne | Telegraph Travel

Read our Telegraph Travel expert guide to Melbourne, including the best places to stay, eat, drink as well as the top attractions to visit, and all of the information that you need to know before you go.

Cressida Campbell exhibition opens at the National Gallery of Australia - Vimarsana News

Cressida Campbell exhibition opens at the National Gallery of Australia

In recent years, the artist’s career has accelerated and her life has taken too many life-and-death turns.

Germaine Greer and Brett Whiteley portraits among auction lots from Clemenger collection - Vimarsana News

Germaine Greer and Brett Whiteley portraits among auction lots from Clemenger collection

Art collectors Peter and Joan Clemenger had a keen eye for paintings, but they never bought artworks as investments.

Source: afr.com
Cbus art auction nets $8m as records are set for works by Margaret Preston, Godfrey Miller, Eveline Syme, Lindsay Bernard Hall, Thea Proctor, Arthur Boxall and Murray Griffin - Vimarsana News

Cbus art auction nets $8m as records are set for works by Margaret Preston, Godfrey Miller, Eveline Syme, Lindsay Bernard Hall, Thea Proctor, Arthur Boxall and Murray Griffin

Margaret Preston was among seven artists to set auction records in the first tranche of the super fund’s sale of its collection of Australian art.

Source: afr.com