Here's the last (awhh no!) of my International Art to See Series (see North America, South America, Europe part I, Europe part II, Africa & Middle East and Asia) but don't worry there'll always be more art to see! Did you see my posts about the tv series High Art in the Low Countries? {Dreams of Plenty, Boom & Bust} and I've made a little Blog Button (inspired by Richard Diebenkorn -it's over there on the right, dya see it?) to collect all these art to see posts together.
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot at NGV
Contemporary Asian & Pacific Art and Indigenous Art at NGV
Dior & Yamamoto at NGV
Siri Hayes: Back to Nature Scene at Heide
Marise Maas: Open the Box at FLG
Ben Quilty: The Fiji Wedding at Tolarno
in Melbourne.
Within Without Skyspace by James Turrell at NGA
Kastom: Art of Vanuatu at NGA
First Ladies: Significant Australian Women 1913-2013 at National Portrait Gallery
in Canberra.
Quilts 1700-1945 at QAGOMA
My Country, I Still Call Australia Home: Contemporary Art from Black Australia at QAGOMA
in Brisbane.
Made to Remember at the Art Gallery of Western Australia
Western Australian Indigenous Art Awards 2013 at Art Gallery of Western Australia
in Perth.
Sydney Moderns at AG NSW
Bill Henson: Cloud Landscapes at AG NSW
'It’s often, to my way of thinking, what you don’t see in the photograph that has the greatest potential to transmit information' - Bill Henson
The nude at AC NSW
Jasper Knight, Julian Meagher and Dean Brown at TVH Gallery
in Sydney.
Robert Baines: Metal at Maitland Art Gallery
in Maitland.
In New Zealand I'd see...
Shane Cotton - The Hanging Sky at City Gallery Wellington
Richard Stratton: An Artist's Inventory at City Gallery Wellington
Kainga, Whenua, Moana | Home, Land, & Sea at Te Papa
Gordon Walters at Te Papa
Warhol: Immortal at Te Papa
in Wellington.
Prudence MacDougall – Chimera Revisted at Pataka Art Museum
in Porirua.
Angels & Aristocrats: Early European Art in New Zealand Public Collections at Auckland Art Gallery
Little Miracles at Auckland Art Gallery
in Auckland.
Peter Stichbury: NDE at CAG
Toshi Endo: Wolf-Cub at CAG
in Christchurch.
I started this series way back in January and my initial research brought these exhibitions up below, but since I've travelled the world from West to East these amazing shows have just recently finished. (If you did manage to catch them, you were very lucky! I still get mad thinking about how I missed the Eva Hesse show at Tate Modern 10 years ago! I didn't know who she was when it came & like 2 months later she was my favourite artist! dang!)
What will you see next?
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