Library
Exhibitions: 1995
- The Art of Murder
- Images of Home
- Chinese Art In Transition
- Why Kusciuszko?: the Polish-Australian Connection
- Focus On Asia
- Sfumato: an Italo-Australian Artists
- Aboriginal Artists
- Women and Labour
- Folklife, Dance and Music in Burma
20 February - 31 March
The Art of Murder
Travelling book and poster exhibition.
Curated by The British Council.
10-30 April
Images of Home
Photographic exhibition of Greek Australians and the history of Greek migration to Australia.
Curated by Effy Alexakis and Leonard Janiszewski.
18 May - 13 June
Chinese Art In Transition
Artworks by Liang Xiao Ping, Mu Shunjun, Liu Yi, Shen Shaomin, Ren Hua, Luo Zhi Quan, Wang Xu and Feng Hai Shan.
Curated by Shirley Johnson, Director of The Brush and Inkstone Studio at Collaroy.
14 June - 2 July
Why Kusciuszko?: the Polish-Australian Connection
Photographs, maps.
Curated by Maria Friend, James Cook University.
26 June - 30 July
Focus On Asia
Travelling book exhibition.
Curated by The British Council.
31 July - 20 August
Sfumato: an Italo-Australian Artists
Painting and sculpture exhibition.
Curated at the University of New South Wales.
21 August - 10 September
Aboriginal Artists
Paintings from the University Collection.
Curated by Gordon Fleet, Macquarie University.
25 September - 22 October
Women and Labour
Book and poster exhibition.
Curated by Valda Rigg, Australian History Teaching Resources Collection, Macquarie University.
25 October - 17 November
Folklife, Dance and Music in Burma
Curated by Dr Thann Naing, School of Earth Sciences, Macquarie University and the Burmese Community Welfare Group.