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Sasha Grishin AM, FAHA is an Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University in Canberra, who works internationally as an art historian and art critic
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The National Photographic Portrait Prize bids a spectacular farewell at the National Portrait Gallery

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By Sasha Grishin
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21 August 2026 Start the conversation Michael Cook, Walkabout, 2025, pigment photographic print (frame: 125.1cm x 164.0 cm, depth 6.1cm). Photo: NPG. Since its inauguration in 2007, the National Photographic Portrait Prize, in its 19 iterations, has presented a lively and polemical survey that highlights curatorial thinking on photographic portraiture. The exhibitions have always been topical, popular with gallery visitors and highly contested in professional circles.
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Welcome to the world of darkness where harpies appear as the prophets of doom

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By Sasha Grishin
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17 August 2026 Start the conversation Judith Nangala Crispin, Off the South Coast, where Christmas tourist traffic threads the Kings Highway, and stops for no reason, not for bird or fallen roo—the ocean gathers up Brendan, at the edge of water, remakes his shattered hind leg and broken tail, his heart..., 120 x 91cm Photo: Grainger Gallery. In Greek and Roman mythology, harpies were half-bird, half-human creatures that personified destructive storm spirits.
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The labyrinthic world of Elisa Crossing’s paintings

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By Sasha Grishin
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12 August 2026 Start the conversation Elisa Crossing, Intermission, 2026, oil on linen. Photo: Civic Art Bureau. Elisa Crossing has been exhibiting in Canberra since 1986. She has been associated with the Canberra School of Art, in its various manifestations, for much of her professional life, initially as a student and subsequently as a lecturer.
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