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Gallery: A Look Inside the Hugely Ambitious New NGV Triennial 2020 Exhibition – Concrete Playground

The National Gallery of Victoria is wrapping up this wild year in style, hosting the blockbuster second edition of its much-hyped NGV Triennial. Taking over the gallery from Saturday, December 19, the exhibition looks set to be the biggest art event to hit the city in three years, featuring works from over 100 artists, representing 30 different countries. Among them, you can expect a diverse response to this year’s themes of illumination, reflection, conservation and speculation.
With a lineup like this — and many months of missed art appreciation to make up for — it’s hard to know where to even start. You’ll wander through the halls and discover a large-scale, neck-tilting celebration of light and movement; a layered, shimmering…
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