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providing a platform to promote the reputation of an important group of Australian artists in the emerging post war art market

Brutalist architecture hit Sydney in the late 1950s when local architects and their international peers experimented with raw concrete and brick and kicked off a revolution

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Leo Villareal: Coding Light | Author: Molly Donovan, et al Australian Design We cannot guarantee which optionTransforming pixels using the zeroes and ones of binary code into dazzling displays of light, Mexican American artist Leo Villareal creates abstract installations that are icons of public art. Employing artist created code and custom software, his innovative practice explores chance, rules, and the underlying structure of systems. Leo Villareal: Coding Light features more than 30 works ranging in scale from exhibitions and immersive architectural