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InNational Gallery of AustraliabyNational Gallery of Australia·Jan 8, 2021Francis Bacon’s TriptychSimeran Maxwell examines the National Gallery’s Francis Bacon painting ‘Triptych’ 1970, an early acquisition for the Gallery.
InThe Waluso GallerybyLorenzo·Aug 5, 2020Tim Gatenby — A Nice Day OutTim Gatenby’s latest show, Nice Day Out, draws upon a collective consciousness that emerged in the UK at the end of lockdown. Contrasting…
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