Sasha Grishin

About Sasha Grishin

Sasha Grishin is a critic, art historian and writer, currently completing a history of contemporary Australian art.

Art & Culture
Richard Harding in a challenging exhibition asks how LGBTQIA+ people appear in today’s world

Richard Harding in a challenging exhibition asks how LGBTQIA+ people appear in today’s world

26 July | By Sasha Grishin
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Through intricate and rhythmic structure, rising Canberra artist Hannah Quinlivan holds you spellbound

Through intricate and rhythmic structure, rising Canberra artist Hannah Quinlivan holds you spellbound

21 July | By Sasha Grishin
Is the National Gallery’s 'Gauguin’s World' its most controversial exhibition ever?

Is the National Gallery’s 'Gauguin’s World' its most controversial exhibition ever?

5 July | By Sasha Grishin
Understanding the artists who brought Bauhaus modernism to America

Understanding the artists who brought Bauhaus modernism to America

22 June | By Sasha Grishin
Is this Canberra’s most neglected major artist?

Is this Canberra’s most neglected major artist?

5 June | By Sasha Grishin
Kirrily Hammond and the Yarrenyty Arltere artists at Canberra's Beaver Galleries

Kirrily Hammond and the Yarrenyty Arltere artists at Canberra's Beaver Galleries

7 May | By Sasha Grishin
Sidney Nolan, Canberra and the great artist's gift to the capital 50 years on

Sidney Nolan, Canberra and the great artist's gift to the capital 50 years on

28 April | By Sasha Grishin
Ralph Heimans' NPG exhibition is a rare chance to see a masterful Australian artist at work

Ralph Heimans' NPG exhibition is a rare chance to see a masterful Australian artist at work

10 April | By Sasha Grishin
Art & Culture
Sydney Printmakers come to Canberra with a powerful, visually stunning show

Sydney Printmakers come to Canberra with a powerful, visually stunning show

29 March | By Sasha Grishin
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Full throated, warm hearted, sometimes acerbic Namatjira portraits pull no punches

Full throated, warm hearted, sometimes acerbic Namatjira portraits pull no punches

23 March | By Sasha Grishin
Outstanding regional artist exhibitions at Belco set a high bar for Canberra's galleries

Outstanding regional artist exhibitions at Belco set a high bar for Canberra's galleries

8 March | By Sasha Grishin
Canberra was Australia's printmaking capital: a Tuggeranong Arts Centre exhibition shows why

Canberra was Australia's printmaking capital: a Tuggeranong Arts Centre exhibition shows why

27 February | By Sasha Grishin
Ancient Egypt's fascination with death and beauty is magnetising

Ancient Egypt's fascination with death and beauty is magnetising

22 December 2023 | By Sasha Grishin
NGA's Emily Kam Kngwarray blockbuster shows an extraordinary artist at the height of her power

NGA's Emily Kam Kngwarray blockbuster shows an extraordinary artist at the height of her power

10 December 2023 | By Sasha Grishin
Michael Taylor at 90: the Monaro artist's genius is undimmed

Michael Taylor at 90: the Monaro artist's genius is undimmed

26 October 2023 | By Sasha Grishin
Meet the women artists who brought modernism to Australia

Meet the women artists who brought modernism to Australia

25 September 2023 | By Sasha Grishin

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