The Australian: Exciting Australian art to buy for your home
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The Australian: Exciting Australian art to buy for your home
Article by Amy Campbell
The Australian
NAS alumni Lucy O’Doherty, Ebony Russell, Gemma King, Kirtika Kain, James Drinkwater and Joanna Gambotto, staff Dean Cross, and Head of Ceramics and alumna Lynda Draper are all featured in The Australian’s inaugural summer exhibition, showcasing of the most exciting young Australian artists working today.
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Image: Lucy O’Doherty, Oasis shack at Calanque de Marseilleveyre, 2018, oil on canvas, 152.5 x 101.5 cm, image courtesy the artist and China Heights.
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