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Lands of Enchantment: Australian Aboriginal Painting
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Saturated with kaleidoscopes of color, most Australian Aboriginal paintings are expressive representations of the “Dreaming,” the narratives about the Aboriginal people’s ancestral beings and their epic journeys.
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Also in this issue
Features
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Telling Secrets: Codes, Captions, and Conundrums in Contemporary Art
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Artists in Telling Secrets offer up disrupted narratives, craft bewildering compositions, and create private systems of symbols.
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Elements of Nature: Equines and Still Lifes by Clarice Smith
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Clarice Smith combines her knowledge of gifted artists and art history, observations of a lifetime, and a commitment to aesthetic quality in her paintings of nature.
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Hard Copy: Book as Sculpture
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The beautifully crafted artists’ books in this exhibition challenge our expectations of book and sculpture.
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Claire Leighton: The Simple Life
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NMWA has acquired twelve works by the prolific printmaker who had immense love for the natural world and empathy for the working class.
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L.C. Armstrong: Blue Shift
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The artist explains the inspirations behind her colorful works which incorporate bullets, bomb fuse, and resin.
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