Turbulence & Transcendence: The Biennale of Sydney's First 50 Years Publisher / Spector BooksWhen the Biennale of Sydney was founded in 1973, it was one of only three such events in the world it is now the longest running biennale in the Asia Pacific region. The book is a history of its first 50 years, chronicling the Biennale's forward thinking, its ambition, stumbles and triumphs. It tells the story of the groundbreaking art it has showcased, and the city it has called home. Elegantly bound in Italian cloth and printed on premium paper in
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