Whilst home for Christmas I visited the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) to see their origins of art exhibition. Much has changed since I worked there – I barely recognised anyone! but many of the original art pieces are still visible.
Introduction – Catherine Leahy, Senior Curator, Prints & Drawings at National Gallery of Victoria The 1880s saw increased activity by Australian artists, with those born or trained in Australia coming to the fore. Tom Roberts introduced artist colonies and Arthur Streeton’s artist camp became famous. The 9 by 5 Impressionist Exhibition was also a product … More Illuminating Australian Art – National & Cosmopolitan (1880-1920)
Colourful reflections at Melbourne Now exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria
I’m not a massive fan of impressionist art, but I had heard great things about the Monet exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, so off I headed. The exhibition space was divided into a number of rooms, the majority of which showcased Monet’s paintings. I found the space to be slightly underwhelming and … More Exhibition Review: Monet @ NGV
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