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When artists Robin White and Ebonie Fifita were creating a ‘making space’ for Matisse Alive, they wanted ‘somewhere where people feel at home’.

The Visitors’ Book is a fascinating marker of key moments and characters in the Art Gallery’s history.

For more than 80 years there was a small caretaker’s cottage where successive generations of families literally slept at the Art Gallery.

Who was the mystery woman in Grace Crowley’s 1933 Archibald portrait? A piece of luck followed by some sleuthing has uncovered her identity.

A studio visit and interview with Sally Smart about her work for Matisse Alive reveals a particular fondness for scissors.

Eight emerging artists talk about works in the collection that particularly resonate with them.