There are a thousand overtly artistic things to talk about at this summer moment including the new Sidney Nolan exhibition at the TarraWarra Museum of Art. It incorporates his Gallipoli and Iliad visions, the two blending into each other given the adjacent geographies of Gallipoli and Troy. The images are glamour-drenched and illustrational and perhaps don’t heighten our sense of the genius of the man Patrick White, once so fond, described with scorn as Sir Ned Kelly Nolan.
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