Sidney Nolan's forgotten African collection
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In 1962, Sidney Nolan made two journeys that had a huge impact on his life and work - to Auschwitz and Africa. The paintings from his trip to Africa invoke both his fears for humanity and the extinction of Africa's wildlife. The works were exhibited back in 1963, but a new book brings them all back together again.
Guest: Andrew Turley, author of Nolan's Africa (Miegunyah Press)
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