Art Guide Australia

Brisbane

Lies, Magicians and Blind Faith

Queensland Art Gallery

4 March—30 July

When curator Reuben Keenan began envisioning an exhibition of artistic exchanges between the Philippines and Australia, he not only imagined the showing of art, but a was soon born, celebrating not only a unique period of artistic exchange between the Philippines and Australia in the 1990s and 2000s, but the larger dialogue between the two nations.

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