race and postcolonial studies
Map: Exploring the World brings together more than 250 fascinating examples of maps from the birth of cartography to today's cutting-edge digital maps and reflects the many reasons people make maps - to find their way
One of the Gallery’s most beautiful works 'Rocks at Belle Ile' by John Russell is now available as a 1000 piece jigsaw
as well as new curatorial frameworks and extensive research established over the APT’s 30-year history
While spending time in the red heart of country that had been home to the Walmajarri people for thousands of years
Landscape as Protagonist Publisher / Australian Galleries race and postcolonial studiesA publication that attempts to challenge the property development industrys current perspective on plants and landscapes in the built realm; where generally speaking, they are viewed as aesthetic objects used to beautify built spaces. Discussions, findings, interviews with Thomas Doxiadis, Marjetica Potr and Dan Pearson and essays by Bruce Pascoe, Tanya Patrick, Katherine Sundermann, Andrew Reynolds and Cameron Allan McKean. Illustrations by Al Stark.