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The iconic Linden Postcard Show is back for 2019-2020
Entries are still open for the 29th annual Linden Postcard Show, running from Friday 23 November 2019 until Saturday 9 February 2020. The long-standing exhibition continues to be open entry so that everyone, from hobbyists…
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Discover new works by William Holt in Linden New Art’s brand-new exhibition space 22 August – 29 September 2019
Crashing by Design by William Holt will be the first show to take over Linden New Art’s brand-new exhibition space called Linden Projects Space, located at the rear of the heritage-listed gallery.…
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Linden New Art dedicates its space to sound art for the first time
For the first time, Linden New Art will dedicate all of its exhibition spaces to sound art. Sound art has gained increasing recognition over recent years and this Winter Linden will present…
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Linden Gallery renovations enhance art in the heart of St Kilda
Art lovers will soon be able to enjoy extensive $1.9 million renovations to the historic Linden mansion, funded by the City of Port Phillip. Adding to the experience, Linden New Art is…
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Imaging the Dead at Linden New Art
25 August – 4 November Linden New Art is proud to present an exhibition of new work by leading mid-career Australian artist Natalie Ryan at their newly renovated St Kilda gallery from…
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Julia deVille to present her first solo exhibition since 2014 at Linden New Art
Wholeness and the Implicit Order 25 August – 4 November 2018 Linden New Art celebrates returning to its freshly-renovated St Kilda home with the presentation of a major solo exhibition of new…
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Wangka Kutjara, Tjukurpa Kutju
Linden New Art is thrilled to announce its new exhibition Wangka Kutjara, Tjukurpa Kutju (language for Two Voices, One Tjukurpa) by Anangu mother-daughter duo Puna Yanima and Linda Puna. The exhibition is…
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Linden New Art presents The Art of War
Linden New Art is thrilled to present The Art of War, a unique conversation with artists Matthew Sleeth, Wendy Sharpe and Tanja Johnston from the Australian National Veterans Art Museum (ANVAM) as they discuss the intersection of art and…
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