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the art life

"...it's just like saying 'the good life'".

Art Life Podcast Episode #1


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...in which we discuss exhibitions by Tim Storrier at Sherman Galleries, his dog, the desert and the mongrel; Noel McKenna at Darren Knight Gallery, his walks through Sydney, maps and memorials to memory; Lee Scratch Perry's Version A; Primavera at the Museum of Contemporary Art, curator Aaron Seeto, decorated potatoes etc; what's opening this week in exhibitions around the world; DJ Nesbitt's mash up of David Essex and the Heroes of Tuva.

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