Introducing 'Australian Art Exhibitions', a groundbreaking publication that explores the rich tapestry of Australia's art scene from the 1960s to the present. This fascinating book is a must-have for art enthusiasts and academics alike, bringing to light the dynamic evolution of Australia's public galleries. With a focus on curatorial practices, it highlights the pivotal moments that shaped contemporary exhibitions in Australia. Written by a team of four esteemed authors, this meticulously researched volume dives deep into the historical discussions among state gallery directors, showcasing how their visions paved the way for a national gallery framework led by influential figures like Gough Whitlam. The lavishly illustrated chapters provide a visual feast, making art history both accessible and engaging. Moreover, the book features rich annotations, multiple appendices, and an extensive index containing over 1,500 entries, enhancing its value as a key resource for anyone interested in Australian art history. Whether you're an art student, historian, or simply passionate about art, 'Australian Art Exhibitions' invites you to explore and appreciate how exhibitions can offer new perspectives and inspire a deeper connection to the world around us. Embrace the opportunity to discover the evolution of curatorial practices and view art through a fresh lens with this indispensable guide.