Aesthetic nonsense makes commonsense, thanks X Gift Voucher Susan Jenkins

Susan Jenkins

Born in 1973 in Woomera

lift a flap to reveal a blue whale

the book probes into the complexities of navigating cultural diversity within the art world's celebrations of artistic pluralism

From the bustling delis of Melbourne

Aesthetic nonsense makes commonsense, thanks X Gift Voucher Susan JenkinsFor the past two decades, Lisa Radford has been a notable voice in Melbournes art scene, both writing alongside and about contemporary art and artists. This anthology was released in conjunction with Radford's solo exhibition Dear Masato, all at once at West Space in 2016, part of the gallerys annual commission series. In this collection, Radfords critical and ficto critical writings converge to illuminate a rich tapestry of local histories. Her work