Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986-2006

TWENTY covers the genesis and history of Sherman Galleries, placing the gallery's artists within a broader national and international context. The book combines research, comment and personal anecdote, illustrated with archival photographs, and it also features a substantial colour section of iconic works by gallery artists. With preface by Edmund Capon, Director of Art Gallery of New South Wales, biographies of the artists and contributors.

Access level

Onsite

artist

Dadang Christanto,

GUAN Wei, 關偉,

John YOUNG, 楊子榮

publisher

Craftsman House (Fishermans Bend, Australia)

editor

Laura Murray CREE

Location code

REF.SHG

Language

English

Keyword

painting, installation, sculpture, diaspora, China, Indonesia

Publication/Creation date

2006

No of pages

304

ISBN / ISSN

0975768417

No of copies

Content type

anthology

Chapter headings

Introduction - Laura Murray CREE

Australia in Asia: Cultural Mediation - Gene SHERMAN

William Wright in conversation with Tony Bond

Snapshot: Artistic Practices, tendencies and exhibitions in the Australian region from the 1990s to the present - Michael DESMOND

Sherman Galleries: Into the future - Simeon KRONENBERG

Autralian art and biennial and triennial exhibitions - Leon PAROISSIEN

Artist-in-residence programmes - Simeon KRONENBERG

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Complex Geographies