Gallery-going
Regional galleries worth the drive
Why Australia's regional public galleries reward a road trip, seven well-established ones to plan around, and how to fit a gallery into a weekend away.
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Lachlan Pryor
Lachlan Pryor writes about Australian landscape painting and the painters who came of age in the 1950s and 1960s. He grew up in the Hunter Valley and lives in Sydney's inner west, a short train ride from the state gallery he visits most weekends.
Also by Lachlan
Gallery-going
Visiting the Archibald Prize and its room full of faces
Where the Archibald came from, what its rules ask of a portrait, how the Wynne, Sulman, Packing Room and People's Choice fit in, and how to look at the walls.
Australian painting
Reading an Australian landscape painting
How Australian painters have handled light, distance and the horizon, from Heidelberg plein air to the aerial view, and how to read the marks on a canvas.