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Composer finds way to keep making music after his own death
By Sam Carmody

Can we continue a creative life after death — and should we? They're questions you'll come face-to-face with as you walk past the "brain in a jar" at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

abc.net.au/news/2025-05-12/rev

ABC News · Revivification at the Art Gallery of WA is a strange and tender revival of experimental composer Alvin LucierBy Sam Carmody
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artskorps

zwischen den worten

entre lo que se dice y no se quiere decir, y lo que se quiere decir y no se dice, se pierde la mayoría del amor.
[khalil gibran]

zwischen dem, was gesagt und nicht gemeint wird, und dem, was gesagt werden soll und nicht gesagt wird, geht die meiste Liebe verloren.
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#visualArt #artVisuel #negroYblanco #BlackAndWhite #arteVisual #photography #fotografía #doubleExposure #exposiciónMúltiple #autorretrato #selfPortrait @photography

Black and white photograph, portrait format, multiple exposures. Portrait (head and torso, unclothed) of a woman, mouth and eyes painted black, looking to the side. Also illuminated with a canyon of buildings as an architecturally structuring element and water reflections as an ornamental element on the body. Overall impression: dark, oppressive. Contrast between symmetrical and organic elements. Contrast between what is said and what is understood.
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Julie Fragar wins $100,000 Archibald Prize for portrait of fellow artist
By Nicola Heath and Hannah Story

Artist Julie Fragar has won the $100,000 Archibald Prize for her portrait ‘Flagship Mother Multiverse (Justene)’.

abc.net.au/news/2025-05-09/arc

ABC News · Archibald Prize 2025 won by Julie Fragar for portrait of Justene WilliamsBy Nicola Heath
#AwardsandPrizes#Art#VisualArt
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