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Regimes of value: the politics of taste, trade and desire Bendigo Art Gallery Bendigo Art Gallery Collection
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For the delight of the people: the origins of Bendigo Art Gallery’s collection Bendigo Art Gallery -
For the delight of the people: the origins of Bendigo Art Gallery’s collection Bendigo Art Gallery Bendigo Art Gallery Collection
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The School of Paris: Australian artists abroad Bendigo Art Gallery For many Australian artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, an exposure to French and Parisian traditions of art making was fo
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Living Connections: Reflections on care, kinship, and Country Bendigo Art Gallery This selection of contemporary paintings by artists from across Australia, including First Nations artists and
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Material cause: art x textiles in Bendigo Art Gallery's collection Bendigo Art Gallery The notion of a hierarchy of materials in art – with the ‘fine arts’ of painting and sculpture elevated above
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Sidney Nolan’s 'Soldier on the Beach' Bendigo Art Gallery On public display for the first time in Australia, Sidney Nolan’s Soldier on the Beach (1962) is a major new acquisition for Ben
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CURIOSITY: Building Breakthroughs in LEGO® Bricks Discovery Science & Technology Centre Embark on an extraordinary journey of curiosity, creativity, and discovery with the groundbreaking exhibition CURIOSITY: Building Breakth
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Motherhood in art | From the Collection 06 May 22
Motherhood in art | From the Collection The archetypal ‘Madonna and Child’ is perhaps the most iconic vision of the tender bond between mother and child embodying the sacrifice and hearta
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The creative process with Paul Yore and his work ‘The Rule of Lore’ Recent Acquisitions: Discussing the creative process with Paul Yore and his work ‘The Rule of Lore’
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Watercolour Dreaming 23 Dec 24
Watercolour Dreaming Albert Namatjira was a Western Aranda man, born in Ntaria Hermannsburg southwest of Mparntwe Alice Springs in 1902.
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