Tag Archives: National Gallery of Victoria

Rhythm of Life: A tribute to my father

Posted on 26/12/2020 by Angela Savage

After what he called ‘a rich and relatively happy life’, my beloved father Haydn Savage died on 24 September 2020, less than two weeks after his 85th birthday. Last weekend, we were finally able to celebrate his life with a … Continue reading →

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Art versus graffiti: Who calls the shots?

Posted on 16/01/2014 by Angela Savage

Given the discussion generated by my previous post, Why I love graffiti, I thought I’d follow up with a few points about ‘street art’ versus what some readers have referred to as ‘malicious graffiti’ or ‘ugly black tagging’. A couple … Continue reading →