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Selections for the Tate Exhibition

John Gooday

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The plans of the Tate gallery in London to bring Australian art to the British public by way of an exhibition titled 'Australian Paintings - Colonial, Impressionist, Contemporary' are discussed. However, several anomalies with regards to the Australian art scene were found.

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The plans of the Tate gallery in London to bring Australian art to the British public by way of an exhibition titled 'Australian Paintings - Colonial, Impressionist, Contemporary' are discussed. However, several anomalies with regards to the Australian art scene were found.

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The plans of the Tate gallery in London to bring Australian art to the British public by way of an exhibition titled 'Australian Paintings - Colonial, Impressionist, Contemporary' are discussed. However, several anomalies with regards to the Australian art scene were found.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Project commissioning, Publishing, Painting, Visual arts, Colonialism, Art, Art gallery

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