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Allarmi 3, Nuovo Contingente

by Lister, Anthony.

NYNYNY

by Simon, Katrina.

Group Exhibition

C6 H10 O5 II

by Rae, Jude.

A group exhibition of works on paper held at Jensen gallery in Auckland, New Zealand. Artist included Gunter Umberg, Callum Innes, Stephen Bambury and Australian ...

Defiling the Object

by Valamanesh, Hossein.

AUSTRALIA Contemporary Non-Objective Art

by Argyle, Daniel, Owen, Robert George.

The art of the object

by Hanssen Pigott, Gwyn.

Pale still life 1994 (8 pieces), Dark still life 1994 (8 pieces) and Sombre still life(7 pieces). Organised by Craft Australia. later exhibited at the ...

Fragile Object

by Tipping, Richard Kelly.

Touring group Exhibition

An exhibition of beautiful objects

by Annand, Douglas, Grafton, Margaret, Jones, Evan, Travis, Peter, van Heeckeren, Walraven.

Justin O'Brien and friends

by O'Brien, Justin.

Ocker Funk

by Barwell, Jenny, Kingston, Peter, Littler, Frank Anthony, Moylan, Patricia, Murray, Ken, O'Doherty, Chris, Shead, Garry.

touring exhibition

Lift Off: Graduation Exhibition

by Tiernan, Helen S..

Group exhibition

Old Bleach Linen Company exhibition

by Field, Florence Roma.

Oltre il Mito

by Andrew, Brook.

satellite exhibition

Australian Olympic Exhibition

by McCormack, Colin Tjakamarra.

Olympiad of Art

by Owen, Robert George.

Omo

by Juster, Philip, Lewis, Glenn, Martin, David, Morley, Bill, Seychell, Louis.

An exhibition of 'Gay Art' in paper, Plastic, Plaster and fabric

Omo

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An exhibition of 'Gay Art' in paper, Plastic, Plaster and fabric

One art many being

by Fisher, John.

ON-NEON

by Fay, Peter, Fry, Trevor, Holder, Jo, Mataraga, Francesca , Raskopolis, Eugenia, Roberts, Neil.

An exhibition and roundtable of artists, architects, designers, local business and activists exploring ways to reignite Kings Cross’s famous neon lights

Oo, Maria Cruz 1996-2008

by Cruz, Maria, Holder, Jo.

Exhibitions by Maria Cruz combine anecdote, art history and philosophy. The title for her first survey exhibition, Oo, means Yes in Filipino. We are asked ...