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Adam Cullen Portrait of David Wenham acrylic on canvas, 153 x 182 cm Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize 18 March – 7 May, 2000 Yoko Ono and her work Ex it 1997, 100 coffins, 100 trees as installed at the Art Gallery of New South Wales 2000 12th Biennale of Sydney 2000 26 May – 30 July, 2000 Other important exhibitions produced by the department and accompanied by fully illustrated catalogues were Salvatore Zofrea Appassionata Woodcuts, sponsored by Deutsche Bank with a national tour organised by New England Regional Art Museum, and This vital flesh: the sculpture of Rayner Hoff and his school. Hoff was a leading sculptor during the Art Deco period in Sydney, where his most famous public commission is the sculpture for the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park. The extremely well received Australian Collection Focus Series continued with sponsorship from ABN-AMRO Rothschild. They comprised Grace Cossington-Smith: The Lacquer Room 1935-36, George Baldessin: Occasional Images from a City Chamber 1975 and Les Sauvages de la Mer Pacifique, a collaborative venture with the National Gallery of Australia. The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prize exhibitions continued to be sponsored by Colonial Bank. Betty Churcher, former director of the NGA, was judge of the Dobell Prize for Drawing, sponsored by the Sir William Dobell Foundation. A series of exhibitions at the Brett Whiteley Studio, organised with help from Wendy Whiteley, included Whiteley in Paris, Brett Whiteley Nudes and Whiteley in Words. 14 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Yiribana Gallery continued its exhibition from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collection, a material thing. Michael Riley’s photographic portraits Yarns from the Talbragar Reserve were exhibited for NAIDOC Week. Raiki Wara: Long cloth from Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait gave a significant insight into a relatively new medium in indigenous art practice. Two more exhibitions from the Yiribana collection were curated primarily by media - Another Country: works on paper and photography from the collection, and Ochre: bark paintings from the collection. Asian Art Two major exhibitions of Asian art commenced in the previous financial year, both running until August 1999. They were Treasures of Asian Art: Selections from the Mr & Mrs John D Rockefeller 3rd Collection of the Asia Society and Indonesian Gold: Treasures from the National Museum, Jakarta. Fragrant Space: Chinese bird and flower painting of the Ming and Qing dynasties drew upon an important collection of paintings from the Guangdong Provincial Museum, China. Please the Eye, Cultivate the Mind: Chinese Painting in Australian Private Collections
Celestial Entertainer 11th century sandstone, ht 54.0cm Mr & Mrs J D Rockerfeller 3rd Collection of the Asian Society, NY. Treasures of Asian Art, 28 May – 15 August, 1999
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WOMEN’S ACTION PLAN The Annual Re
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OVERSEAS TRAVEL SUMMARY - 1999/2000
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