Quentin Sprague presents: 'How to render things more clearly'

Quentin Sprague presents: 'How to render things more clearly'

This talk looks back to the work of the late anthropologist Eric Michaels, who published across the different registers of critical and diaristic writing.

Free lecture, bookings essential.

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3:00 pm, Saturday September 29,
@ RMIT Design Hub
Level 3 Lecture Theatre, Building 100, Cnr Victoria and Swanston Streets, Carlton VIC 3000

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QUENTIN SPRAGUE is a writer and curator based in Geelong.
His essays, reviews and criticism have appeared in The Monthly since 2013, as well as in other publications including Art & Australia, Discipline and The Australian. He has also published essays in the recent artist monographs for Derek Kreckler and Timothy Cook. His curatorial projects include A Short Line Between Three Points, Laurel Doody, Los Angeles (2015), and the exhibitions Groundwork (2011) and The world is not a foreign land (2014) at The Ian Potter Museum of Art, The University of Melbourne.

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