Is art really just another investment opportunity,

or is it about the meaning of life?

WHEN WHERE WHO COST

6pm College of Fine Arts Adrian Newstead Free and open to the
July 20th 2010 cnr Oxford Street and Greens Road Colin Rhodes public
lecture theatre: EGO2 Alexander Seton

Adrian Newstead established Coo-ee Aboriginal Ar t Alexander Seton is a Sydney based ar tist who
Galler y in 1981. A former President of the Indigenous graduated from COFA in 1998. He made sculpture
Ar t Trade Association and Director of Aboriginal even while he was studying to complete his Bachelor
Tourism Australia he became the Head of Aboriginal of Ar t Theor y. Seton has featured in numerous major
Ar t for Lawson-Menzies in 2003, and Managing sculpture exhibitions over the years, including:
Director of Menzies Ar t Brands until 2008. An Sculpture by the Sea (four times since 2002),
Aboriginal ar t consultant, dealer, and ar t commentator, the McClelland Sculpture Sur vey 2005, and The
based in Bondi, NSW, he has 30 years experience Helen Lempriere Sculpture Award and New Social
working in Aboriginal and Australian contemporar y ar t. Commentaries in 2006.

Colin Rhodes has written and lectured widely on

modern and contemporar y ar t. His books include
Primitivism and Modern Ar t and Outsider Ar t:
Spontaneous Alternatives, both published by Thames
and Hudson. He is currently Dean of Sydney College of
the Ar ts, the University of Sydney and Professor of Ar t
Histor y & Theor y.

IMAGE Po s t e r f r o m t h e F i r s t N a t i o n a l A b o r i g i n a l A r t A w a r d ( TELSTRA A ward), 1984.

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