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Melbourne artist Robert Rooney’s paintings, based on children’s imagery, and suburban photographs have earned him acclaim in Australia since the ’60s. For the first time, the Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne, is exhibiting a series of Rooney’s photographs taken during his university years (including The Quadrangle, below). The Box Brownie Years 1956-58 is on from 3 April to 19 May. (03) 9417 1549; ccp.org.au. Often inspired by his children’s drawings, Sydney artist Todd Hunter’s frenzied oils, fuelled by the music of Nick Cave and Tom Waits, have been compared to the voluptuous gestures of Peter Paul Rubens and the figures of Francis Bacon. His latest show (featuring Idiot Wind, right) is at Scott Livesey Galleries, Armadale Vic, from 10 April to 4 May. (03) 9824 7770; scottliveseygalleries.com. THE HUNTED InFall Prey, Fiona Hallrendered TS endangered species from the TIS ASSEMBLAGE United Nations Red List inmilitary camouflage. 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PH 96 VOGUE LIVING APRIL 13 VLI0413p096-097anewR.indd 96 19/02/13 3:31 PM GENDER STUDIES Selected works by Helmut Newton and Bettina Rheims, two 20th-century photographers who changed perceptions of gender across art and fashion, will be exhibited at the Art Gallery of New South Wales until 19 May. The fashion of Helmut Newton and Bettina Rheimsincludes 20 of Newton’s most significant works from the 1970s and ’80s and more than 30 photographs from Rheims’s 1990 Modern Lovers series, including Yannick, below. 1800 679 278; artgallery.nsw.gov.au. For 10 years, the Art Angels philanthropic program has nurtured artists, funded exhibitions and ROHDE SCHOLAR facilitated residencies at Turner Galleries in Perth, Emergingartist Kate Rohde creates sculptures WA. To celebrate, the gallery will show the work and jewellery (below) out of colourfulresin. of 33 artists involved in the program, including Duringthe L’Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival Rosslynd Piggott, Gemma Smith, Darren Siwes and (18–24March), Rohde willtransform the window Guan Wei (The Classic of the Mountains and Seas, of Pieces of EightGallery, Melbourne, for her above), in 10 Years: 30 Residencies. Until exhibition Ornament Crimes, a tongue-in-cheek 13 April. (08) 9227 1077; turnergalleries.com.au. response to Adolf Loos’ 1913 essay. Until 13 April. (03)9663 3641; piecesofeight.com.au. STEP IT UP ADELAIDE FRINGE IS ALMOST OVER, WITH ONLY A FEW SHOWS LEFT. EMMA HACK, THE BODY-PAINT ARTIST BEHIND GOTYE’S MUSIC VIDEO FOR SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW, WILL SHOW AT THE BIG SLAPPLE UNTIL 31 MARCH; GROUP SHOW GROUNDED TAKES OVER ADELAIDE CENTRAL GALLERY UNTIL 19 APRIL; AND LUCY BONNIN’S A SOJOURN (WHERE DID THE ANIMALS GO?, BELOW), WILL BE AT HAHNDORF ACADEMY UNTIL 7 APRIL. ADELAIDEFRINGE.COM.AU. STILL LIFE Gregory Crewdson is known for producing hyperreal photographs that communicate the alienation and melancholy of the everyday in middle America. Three famed series: Sanctuary, Fireflies and Beneath the Roses, including Untitled, (forest gathering), below, will be brought to Australia for the exhibition In a Lonely Place at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, from 16 March to 25 May. (07) 3252 5750; ima.org.au. VLI0413p096-097anewR.indd 97 22/02/13 6:15 PM BIG GAME HUNTING The Heide Museum of Modern Art will host acclaimed contemporary artist Fiona Hall’s newest exhibition Big Game Hunting this month. Inspired by endangered species around the world, Big Game Hunting is fusion of consumerism and environmental issues expressed in the form of contemporary three-dimensional imagery of animals. Organic, yet subtly artifi cial, Big Game Hunting will invoke deep thought through Hall’s alluring blend of aesthetics, colour, distorted shape and fragility. Big Game Hunting will be exhibited at Heide Museum of Modern Art from Thursday March 28 – Sunday July 21 with an Art Talk with Fiona Hall on Saturday March 30 at 2pm. Beat Magazine (Melbourne), Melbourne 27 Mar 2013 General News, page 30 - 77.24 cm² Magazines Lifestyle - circulation 30,706 (--W----) Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL) licensed copy ID 187561710 BRIEF HEIDE INDEX 1 PAGE 1 of 1 BIG GAME HUNTING The Heide Museum of Modern Art will host acclaimed contemporary artist Fiona Hall’s newest exhibition Big Game Hunting this month. Inspired by endangered species around the world, Big Game Hunting is fusion of consumerism and environmental issues expressed in the form of contemporary three-dimensional imagery of animals. Organic, yet subtly artifi cial, Big Game Hunting will invoke deep thought through Hall’s alluring blend of aesthetics, colour, distorted shape and fragility. Big Game Hunting will be exhibited at Heide Museum of Modern Art from Thursday March 28 – Sunday July 21 with an Art Talk with Fiona Hall on Saturday March 30 at 2pm. Beat Magazine (Melbourne), Melbourne 27 Mar 2013 ON DISPLAY The Heide Museum of Modern Art will host acclaimed contemporary artist Fiona Hall’s newest exhibition Big Game Hunting this month. Inspired by endangered species around the world, Big Game Hunting is fusion of consumerism and environmental issues expressed in the form of contemporary three-dimensional imagery of animals. Organic, yet subtly artifi cial, Big Game Hunting will invoke deep thought through Hall’s alluring blend of aesthetics, colour, distorted shape and fragility. Big Game Hunting will be General News, page 26 - 31.08 cm² exhibited at Heide Museum of Modern Art from Thursday March 28 – Sunday July 21 with an Art Talk with Fiona Hall on Saturday March 30 at 2pm. Magazines Lifestyle - circulation 30,706 (--W----) Copyright Agency Ltd (CAL) licensed copy ID 187561289 BRIEF HEIDE INDEX 1 PAGE 1 of 1 ON DISPLAY The Heide Museum of Modern Art will host acclaimed contemporary artist Fiona Hall’s newest exhibition Big Game Hunting this month. Inspired by endangered species around the world, Big Game Hunting is fusion of consumerism and environmental issues expressed in the form of contemporary three-dimensional imagery of animals. Organic, yet subtly artifi cial, Big Game Hunting will invoke deep thought through Hall’s alluring blend of aesthetics, colour, distorted shape and fragility. Big Game Hunting will be exhibited at Heide Museum of Modern Art from Thursday March 28 – Sunday July 21 with an Art Talk with Fiona Hall on Saturday March 30 at 2pm. 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