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SUMMARY:Arts National - Dogs in Australian Art
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Steven Miller. The story of Australian art is incomplete without its wonderful canine stars. Learn their names and the stories heralded by artists since early colonial times. \nThe deep connections Indigenous Australians have with the dingo\, illustrated in cave paintings\, on barks and ceremonial objects\, is where it all began. Australians love their dogs – with nearly 3.5 million dogs registered\, we are said to have one of the highest rates of dog ownership in the world. \nThis talk will conclude with some of our local talented artists own work – all featuring our legendary best friends. Steven Miller was the head of the National Art Archive at the Art Gallery of New South Wales from 2009 to 2023. He has worked in commercial and public galleries since the late 1980s and published widely on art. \nTickets
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LOCATION:The Crossing Theatre\, 117 Tibbereena Street\, Narrabri\, NSW\, 2390\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Arts National - New Visions: Paris and Impressions
DESCRIPTION:During Napoleon III’s reign\, Paris underwent an extraordinary transformation. Medieval neighbourhoods were cleared making way for wide boulevards\, elegant apartment blocks\, parks\, and monumental public buildings that reshaped the landscape and social fabric.  \nTheatres\, cafés\, and entertainment venues flourished. The dynamics inspired the Impressionists\, who were keen to capture the fleeting sensations of the modern capital. By examining works by artists including Manet\, Renoir\, and Caillebotte\, we will discover how their radical techniques reflect the attractions and complexities of modern Parisian society. \nTickets
URL:https://explorenarrabriregion.com.au/event/arts-national-new-visions-paris-and-impressions/
LOCATION:The Crossing Theatre\, 117 Tibbereena Street\, Narrabri\, NSW\, 2390\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Arts National - Great Railway Stations
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Ian Swanke. If you think of St Pancras International or New York’s Grand Central Station\, you imagine long romantic journeys. You know they are special places promising excitement and adventure\, and there are dozens of other glorious stations all over the world. \nThis talk explores some of the most evocative and splendid railway stations. We look at the magnificence of station architecture and engineering\, and the many depictions of stations in art – like Monet’s Gare St Lazare or William Powell Frith’s Paddington. A journey which is lavish\, colourful and fun\, evoking the spirit of romance and adventure. \nA Londoner with a contagious enthusiasm for art and architecture\, Ian is an official guide at Tate Modern\, Tate Britain\, Guildhall Art Gallery and St Paul’s Cathedral. He is also a freelance London tour guide. \nDrinks may be purchased on arrival and can be taken into the theatre. Join us for a glass of wine and light refreshments after the lecture. \n  \nTickets
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