SMH: Australia’s oldest artist remains at the canvas, reaching a century
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SMH: Australia’s oldest artist remains at the canvas, reaching a century
Article by John McDonald
With NAS alumnus Guy Warren‘s 100th birthday around the corner, his centenary is being celebrated with a succession of events: King Street Gallery on William has just shown Warren’s new work; the National Art School has an overview of his drawings (until May 22); Gallery Lane Cove will host a survey from April 29 to May 29; with further shows planned at the University of Wollongong and the Nicholas Thompson Gallery in Melbourne.
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