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(This is) Air Nic Brunsdon

Air has been topical in the 2020s. MONA’s Oceans of Air, an exhibition of Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno’s work, coincided with QAGOMA’s Air, a collection by Australian and international artists exploring the multifaceted dimensions of our shared atmosphere. Air pollution and environmental crises – topics rendered all the more pertinent as airborne disease dominated the start of the decade – regularly come up in built environment design practice.

, the National Gallery of Victoria’s eighth architecture commission program,

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