Lin Onus: picturing histories, speaking politics

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The Artlink Archive Project: Inside the 'Outsider' issue
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Juliette Peers

Published 01 August 2022
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The SubMerge Project: Autistic embodiment and the extended bodymind
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Alison Bennett and Dean Walsh

Published 01 August 2022
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Arts Project Australia: Raising the bar through collaborative partnerships
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Sim Luttin

Published 01 August 2022
NAVA
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Staying the distance, closing the distance: Graeae Theatre UK and DADAA, WA
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Jenny Sealey

Published 01 August 2022
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Exquisite interplay: Accessible art workshops for emerging artists
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M. Sunflower

Published 01 August 2022
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Other Body Knowledge: Sophie Cassar, Lara Chamas, Fayen d'Evie, Sam Petersen, Jane Trengove
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Olga Bennett and Jane Trengove

Published 01 August 2022
ACE Open
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What do you do at Studio A?
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Emily Crockford, Guy Fredericks, Emma Johnston, Daniel Kim, Jaycee Kim, Adam Mandarano, Catherine McGuiness, Gabrielle Mordy, Meagan Pelham, Skye Saxon, Lisa Scott, Damian Showyin, Philip Sidney, Thom Roberts and Chloe Watfern

Published 01 August 2022
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Thinking without fear: Ruark Lewis
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Marielle Soni

Published 01 August 2022

Art historian and painter Gamilaroi/Gamilaraay woman Donna Leslie examines the work and the legacy of Lin Onus, its humour, its depth and its urgency.

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