THE BRISBANE TIMES
By Katherine Feeney
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"The Penalty is" by Charles Butcher |
AUSTRALIA - A controversial religious art exhibition will open in Brisbane for the first time in a decade later this month, led by an installation that examines Islamic faith and prayer. Selected works from the 60th
Blake Prize competition – the Archibalds for religious works – are bound for the Art Museum at the Queensland University of Technology in a display designed to encourage debate about belief systems and the arts. Curator Vanessa Van Ooyen said the centrepiece of the show was Khaled Sabsabi's
Naqshbandi Greenacre Engagement, a video piece that engages the viewer in an Islamic Sufi ritual. [
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"Them and Us" by Abdul Abdullah |
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"Howl for your troubles" by Christian Thompson |
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