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Presents an anthology of modernist art, design and architecture in Australia which reveals the raw nerves that modernism exposed and highlights the role of migrants, expatriates, travel and mass reproduction in the reception of modernism in Australia. This work shows a surprising acceptance of modernism in the commercial realms.

(Paperback)

This book explains how it was possible for Ian Burn to return to painting in the late 1980s. Renowned conceptual artist of the 60s, he had worked for over two decades in alternative cultural New York and later within the Australian trade union movement.