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MUMA presents exhibitions of contemporary art by Australian and international artists. Focusing on curatorial research and commissioning, the program includes significant solo artist projects, thematic responses to current issues and exhibitions that contribute to shaping the recent history of art.

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MUMA Education engages students and teachers through tailored programs drawing on current exhibitions and the Monash University Collection. Trained educators and artists connect students to art in meaningful ways, promoting creative thinking and critical problem-solving skills. MUMA acknowledges the diversity of all children and provides a child safe environment.

Melbourne Monash Exchange Two Exhibitions

Melbourne / Monash Exchange: Two Exhibitions

Dates:
4 March – 4 April 1980

Curator:
Jenepher Duncan

Artists:
George Baldessin, Ralph Balson, Irene Barberis, George Bell, Peter Booth, Arthur Boyd, John Brack, Michael Brown, Rupert C.W. Bunny, Alexander Colquhoun, Kevin Connor, William Delafield Cook, Fred Cress, Bessie Davidson, Ian Fairweather, William Frater, Dale Hickey, Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack, Robert Hunter, Michael Johnson, Roger Kemp, Robert Klippel, Richard Larter, Adrian Lawlor, Donald Laylock, John Lethbridge, Fredrick McCubbin, D. Max Meldrum, Clive Murray-White, Paul Partos, John Perceval, Clifton Pugh, Hugh Ramsay, Thomas Roberts, Robert Rooney, Arnold J.V. Shore, Jeffrey Smart, Constance Stokes, Guy Stuart, Michael Taylor, Violet H.E. Teague, Danila Vassilieff, Richard Watkins, Fredrick Williams

Locations:
University Gallery, University of Melbourne
Exhibition Gallery, Monash University, Clayton Campus

^{Image: Installation view, Melbourne/Monash Exchange: Two Exhibitions, Melbourne, 1980}

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