Artlines: The Cartier-Bresson issue

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Artlines: The Cartier-Bresson issue

Issue 3–2011 (September, October, November 2011)
48 pages paperback

The third edition of Artlines for 2011 previews GoMA’s fifth birthday celebrations and explores current and forthcoming exhibitions. Features include Robert McFarlane’s review of ‘Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Man, The Image & The World’; Lou Klepac’s research on the career of Nora Heysen — in light of the Gallery’s recent acquisition of her Self portrait 1938; Jacqui Durrant’s examination of the influence of Polynesian threads on the art of Henri Matisse; David Burnett’s exploration of Yves Tanguy’s relationship with the surrealists in ‘In the Dark: Tanguy’s Netherworld’; and Tony Ellwood’s interview with James C Sourris, AM, on the impending exhibition ‘Ten Years of Contemporary Art: The James C Sourris AM Collection’. Sculptor Daphne Mayo, Perth installation duo Pip & Pop and updates on the Gallery’s regional touring program are also featured. You can also find a series of articles on new acquisitions, including Lucile 1937 by Peter Purves Smith, and our regular mix of book, exhibition and screen reviews.

Artlines is published four times a year (March, June, September and December).

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