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Adelaide Biennale of Australian Art - Alexi Glass-Kantor & Natasha Bullock

Artlink Experiment Guest Editor, writer and critic Din Heagney probes the curators of the 2012 Adelaide Biennale of Australian Art and in particular their approach to the embedding of artworks in the colonial Elder Wing of the Gallery.
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