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Modern Britain 1900–1960: Masterworks from Australian and New Zealand collectionsWith over 250 works gathered from Australian and New Zealand collections, this exhibition traces the development of British art and society across six decades of tremendous innovation and change. Date 15 Nov 07 – 24 Feb 08 Program highlights for Modern Britain 1900–1960 include:
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Bertram Mackennal: The Fifth Balnaves Foundation Sculpture ProjectBertram Mackennal was the best known and most successful Australian sculptor of his time. This major retrospective exhibition showcases more than 50 stunning sculptures and maquettes gathered from Australian and international collections.
Date 30 Nov 07– 24 Feb 08 Program highlights for Bertram Mackennal include:
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Joseph Beuys & Rudolf Steiner: Imagination, Inspiration, IntuitionFor the first time in Australia, view the connections between the art of Joseph Beuys and the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition combines some forty blackboard drawings by Steiner with Beuys’ seminal work Richtkräfte (Directive forces) 1974–77. Date 25 Oct 07–17 Feb 08 Program highlights for Joseph Beuys & Rudolf Steiner include:
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December NGV Programs not to be missed!
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Christmas shopping at the NGVFind the perfect gift for everyone on your list this Christmas. Choose from an extensive range of homewares, fashion accessories, exclusive art objects, paper products, kids’ stuff and the most comprehensive range of art and design books in Australia. Then once you’re done, see some art and have a bite to eat and a glass of wine. Now that’s the art of Christmas shopping! |
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NGV Membership – the perfect gift this Christmas!Buy an NGV Membership for friends or family and receive a free ticket to see the exhibition Modern Britain 1900–1960 NGV Members enjoy exclusive benefits and an exciting calendar of events and programs. For more information or to arrange a gift voucher, phone 03 8662 1522 / 8620 2233 or visit ngv.vic.gov.au/ngvmembers |
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The Slow Guide and NGVDecember will see the launch of a joint initiative between the NGV and The Slow Guide. The Slow Guide is a new and inspirational lifestyle guide dedicated to exploring Melbourne at a more leisurely gait. Its motto is ‘live more, fret less’ and the book celebrates all that’s most gratifying about life in Melbourne. The online initiative will encourage all Victorians to have a closer look at the NGV Collection through a sumptuously slow lens, to celebrate it as a place for discovery and reflection, a unique part of Melbourne and Victoria's character and as an wonderful place to spend an hour or two. Anyone can become a slow coach and write about their experience on the website. See for yourself at www.slowguides.com
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For all program bookingsPh (03) 8662 1555
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