Art Gallery of NSW
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FlaccoPhil SlaterLe Bal

4 August 2010

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Events
Exhibitions

5.30pm Exhibition Talk
6.30pm Celebrity Talk
7.15pm Free Film
7.30pm ArtBar

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Art After Hours Highlights

6.30PM central court
CELEBRITY TALK in association with Paths to abstraction 1867-1917
Flacco, comedian

Abstraction? Your gesture's as good as mine.
Locating the path to abstraction in the Australian cultural desert is harder than finding a needle in a Monet haystack. Not one to be deterred, Flacco, your non-representational representative packs his crayon and sets off in search of aesthetic sustenance in this sunburnt country, this land of sweeping statements. This could take some time...

Flacco
Art After Hours Events

4.30PM lower level 1
ART.AFTERCLASS in Paths to abstraction 1867-1917
A guided tour of the exhibition with Gallery educator Danielle Gullotta for senior students, teachers and adults.


Free with $5 exhibition entry for booked school groups, otherwise normal exhibition admission charges apply. For school group bookings and prepayment, see Bookings + your visit in our Education section.

4.00PM Centenary Auditorium, lower level 1
SPECIAL LECTURE
Professor Mary Poovey, Samuel Rudin University Professor in the Humanities at New York University and Director of the Institute for the History of the Production of Knowledge

Stories We Tell about Financial Markets: From Victorian Metaphors to Modern Models

The Sempstress

5.30PM Rudy Komon gallery, upper level
EXHIBITION TALK in Alfred Stieglitz: the Lake George years
Elizabeth Maloney, Assistant Curator, Photography

Alfred Stieglitz, Rainbow, Lake George, 1920

5.30PM lower level 1
EXHIBITION TALK in Paths to abstraction 1867-1917
Daniel de’Angeli, artist and lecturer in colour, College of Fine Arts

7.15PM Domain Theatre
FREE FILM in conjunction with Paths to abstraction 1867-1917

Free radicals
Len Lye 1979 (GB) 4 mins

Le Bal
Dir: Ettore Scola 1982 (Fr/It/Alg) 112 mins

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Le Bal

7.30PM cafe, lower level 1
ARTBAR in association with Paths to abstraction 1867-1917
Phil Slater, trumpet

The first purely abstract art emerged at the dawn of the Jazz Age. Tonight leading jazz trumpeter, Phil Slater, will grace the ArtBar.

Phil Slater
Art After Hours Exhibitions
Alfred Stieglitz, Rainbow, Lake George, 1920

ALFRED STIEGLITZ:
The Lake George years
until 5 September 2010

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Alfred Stieglitz Ellen Koeniger1916 gelatin silver photograph, 11.1 x 9.1 cm J Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

LA PER:
an Aboriginal seaside story
until 10 October 2010

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Artist unknown, Sydney Harbour Bridge c1939, assorted shells, blue velvet, cardboard. Gift of Alan Lloyd 1995

PATHS TO ABSTRACTION 1867 - 1917
until 19 September 2010

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André Derain Le Cavalier au cheval blanc c1905 (detail) National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 1985. © ADAGP/Licensed by Viscopy, Sydney
 Ginger Riley Munduwalawala Nyamiyukanji, the river country 1997

VICTORIAN VISIONS:
Nineteenth-century art from the John Schaeffer Collection

until 29 August 2010

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William Holman Hunt (1827-1910) Il dolce far niente 1866, John Schaeffer Collection. Image: © John Schaeffer

THE DREAMERS
until 18 August 2010

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Ginger Riley Munduwalawala Nyamiyukanji, the river country 1997 © Courtesy of the artist's estate and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne
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