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To learn the history of a town, you can always start in its quietest place. 🪦 @SydneyClio explores cemeteries in her story 'Going to ground’. It’s our most-read #Openbook story. #Top10MostRead
Read the story: https://t.co/RytogkM01y
Wherever you live, chances are there’s a @streetlibraryau near you! We uncovered six splendid #StreetLibraries in #Openbook magazine, from Springwood to St Leonards, Matraville to Mudgee. #Top10MostRead #Openbook
Read the story: https://t.co/DENqFT0jQ8
"It’s time to tell a deeper and more truthful story about Darug Country." Marika Duczynski wrote about Dyarubbin, the Hawkesbury River, with the help of #Darug knowledge-holders, artists and educators. #Top10MostRead #Openbook
Read the story: https://t.co/Uq5xy6as2N
"Cressida Campbell certainly isn’t ‘most people’, and her life so far has been extraordinary." Elizabeth Fortescue (@Ozartwriter) took #Openbook readers into Campbell's studio before her landmark @NatGalleryAus exhibition. #Top10MostRead
Read the story: https://t.co/Bgr96dw60J
"Whether wildfire or pandemic, disaster offers a fertile paddock for the sowers of misinformation." Dr Margaret Van Heekeren's #Openbook story on 'The spreading fire of fake news’ is one of our #Top10MostRead.
Read the story: https://t.co/mKzSn5XVtn
How much do you know about #Sydney’s swamplands? Rebecca Hamilton, the Library's 2019 Merewether Fellow, wrote about a small wetland in Centennial Park known as Lachlan Swamp. #Top10MostRead #Openbook
Read the story: https://t.co/tXazLi5AQt
Do corner stories hold a special place in your heart? Before the days of self-serve checkouts and supermarkets, there were corner shops, milk bars and delis. Take a trip down memory lane with our #Openbook story. #Top10MostRead
Read the story: https://t.co/vWNuJ1YS2x
In 2021, @Ozartwriter interviewed much-loved artist and campaigner Peter Kingston about his artists' book 'Sheilas'. The story was featured in our autumn issue of #Openbook magazine, and has since become one of our #Top10MostRead.
Read the story: https://t.co/EFWgHvSMhZ
Knocking it out of the park! @NITV commentator @CookeBrad wrote about 50 years of #KooriKnockout and some of his most memorable moments. It was one of our #Top10MostRead #Openbook stories.
Read the story: https://t.co/syOr1WJF7r
Sharing our #Top10MostRead stories from #Openbook magazine. Starting with... 'How to colour in a ghost' by the Library's resident #TrueCrime expert Rachel Franks (@cfwriter). Find out more about the infamous hangman known as 'Nosey Bob'.
Read the story: https://t.co/4xMvUDJVm4
#Top10MostRead Elephant articles of 2019!
At #2: Sylvia Sleigh’s male nudes subverted traditions in art history—but the art world took little notice until decades later. One of the artist’s muses remembers what it was like to sit for her paintings. https://t.co/eHji519rvI
#Top10MostRead Elephant articles of 2019!
At #5: Born in 1862, the obscure Swedish artist is hardly the most likely figure to capture the imagination of a generation that grew up with Tumblr and Buffy. https://t.co/v5MuEpuoJq
#Top10MostRead Elephant articles of 2019!
At #6: With a female majority, the 58th edition of the Venice Biennale proves it is certainly an interesting time to be a woman artist. @omfg_NOWAY picks ten whose work is breaking new ground. https://t.co/qslJoKOaAo
#Top10MostRead Elephant articles of 2019!
At #8: “I just want to present the experiences that I have through my body.” In her first European exhibition @katayamari brings her world to life with uncanny sculptures and alluring self-portraits. https://t.co/hB4ey9vRWS
#Top10MostRead Elephant articles of 2019!
At #9: Maki Makie might be Japan’s most provocative feminist. The Tokyo-based photographer’s parodic nude selfies boldly go into touchy terrain between the gaze, erotic desire, empowerment and objectification. https://t.co/RuROboncOl
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The suspense is over and we can officially announce that Charlotte Jansen's piece on the secretive and shy Japanese artist Toshio Saeki was our number one most-read of 2018. https://t.co/ftdhca7QY4
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As Charlotte Jansen writes, Toshio Saeki’s work isn’t for everyone, but you lot sure seemed to like it as this was our fourth most-read article of last year. https://t.co/sDWD8jqNZB
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Elephant Editor Emily Steer's words on Louise Bourgeois and @TraceyEmin, two artists who have made it their life’s mission to viscerally examine and share the female experience, were our fifth most-read of 2018. https://t.co/Aym4asWG42
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Early last year, @sophieruigrok visited artist @Sophie__Jung at her studio, resulting in our seventh most-read piece of the year. https://t.co/OEJX96MjCr
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Our eighth most-read article of 2018 was @jonniemcaloon's opinion piece on the iconic Bridget Riley and her elusive art. https://t.co/GO4FJEzDY6
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