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The mad square: Exhibition captures a thriving, vibrant cosmopolitan culture

Jacqueline Strecker

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In this overview Dr Jacqueline Strecker, Curator of Special Exhibitions, provides an introduction to the Art Gallery of NSW's current exhibition of the modernist art of Weimar Germany. The article is reproduced with permission from the July 2011 issue of Look, the membership magazine of the Art Gallery Society of NSW.

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In this overview Dr Jacqueline Strecker, Curator of Special Exhibitions, provides an introduction to the Art Gallery of NSW's current exhibition of the modernist art of Weimar Germany. The article is reproduced with permission from the July 2011 issue of Look, the membership magazine of the Art Gallery Society of NSW.

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In this overview Dr Jacqueline Strecker, Curator of Special Exhibitions, provides an introduction to the Art Gallery of NSW's current exhibition of the modernist art of Weimar Germany. The article is reproduced with permission from the July 2011 issue of Look, the membership magazine of the Art Gallery Society of NSW.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Thriving, Visual arts, Project commissioning, Publishing, Art gallery, Permission, Square (algebra)

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