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Modern Masters

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By Barnaby Smith
| Art Guide Australia Verified
As its title suggests, Monet To Matisse: Defying Tradition covers the mid-19th century to the mid-20th—a period of immense societal and industrial change across Europe and North America, not to mention wars, revolutions and the atomic bomb. The many art movements to arise in this time, partly inspired by the pace of change, redefined aesthetic parameters and what we know as art.
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Top Picks From the Top End: What To See at Darwin Festival 2026

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By Barnaby Smith
| Broadsheet Australia
Every August, the Australian cultural spotlight turns to Darwin. Dry season in the Top End means beaming sunny days and comfortable nights as the city comes to life with Darwin Festival. The 18-day event is a multicultural celebration of theatre, music, comedy, dance, the visual arts, family events and more. Across a dizzying program of nearly 100 shows, there’s almost too much to take in, but here we attempt the hazardous task of selecting six of the highlight events from this year’s festival.
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The Regeneration of Cairns Indigenous Art Fair

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By Barnaby Smith
| Art Guide Australia Verified
The theme of this year’s Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF), Reclamation & Regeneration, is carefully chosen. Artistic director Teho Ropeyarn says it’s part of the fair’s ongoing response to the aftermath of the Voice to Parliament referendum of 2023, and follows up the 2025 theme, Pay Attention! “Reclamation & Regeneration is about continuing to assert our place based on who we are, what we know, and where we come from,” Ropeyarn says.
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