There’s more going on in Queensland art than you might think, but it can be hard to find without a map. Town Hall—a free newspaper, published biannually by the Institute of Modern Art—gathers the brightest and best in Queensland art.

Town Hall no. 5 addresses the legacy of William Robinson, profiles Seren Wagstaff and Sancintya Mohini Simpson, and interviews Canadian slop meister Jon Rafman. We look back on a time when the Olympics cultivated minds as well as bodies, explore our love-hate relationship with the corset, and celebrate twenty years of Mono. Plus we consider Vic Hislop, the Hervey Bay shark hunter who supplied sharks to Damien Hirst, and Brucesploitation, the film genre that posthumously cashed in Bruce Lee’s good name.

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