ANU Art Collection: Conjunction

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Recent philanthropic gifts and acquisitions provide an opportunity to revisit artworks in the collection in a new light, adding to the dynamic and multifaceted story of Australian art. Over the past few years, the ANU Art Collection has been fortunate to receive a number of extraordinary donations. Here, they explore the possibilities of their evolving collection and celebrate the support and friendship of the Drill Hall Gallery community. Curated by Tony Oates and Oscar Capezio.

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When

24 Oct - 21 Dec

10am–5pm

Where

Drill Hall Gallery

Kingsley Street,
Acton ACT 2601

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