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Sir John McEwen, the division's namesake The Division was proclaimed at the redistribution of 14 September 1984, and was first contested at the 1984 federal election . It was named after Sir John McEwen , leader of the Australian Country Party from 1958 to 1971, who served as caretaker Prime Minister of Australia after the disappearance of Harold Holt in 1967.
17 de ago. de 2011 · Over the past two decades, Toronto artist John McEwen’s outdoor commissions — steel pieces inspired by nature and local lore — have become intrinsic to the city’s scenery. McEwen has brought a bear to life above Spadina; he’s pulled the lake further into the city by erecting a canoe on the Queensway and he’s filled a Rosedale park with northern Ontario wildlife.
Sir John McEwen, GCMG, CH (1900-1980) became Australia’s 18th Prime Minister on 19 December 1967 after Harold Holt’s disappearance. Before becoming Prime Minister, McEwen, as Australian Country Party Leader, was the second most senior member of the Government and had acted as Prime Minister for 463 days.
McEwen takes the reader/viewer behind the scenes in several ways. He not only offers lucid introductory comments to different series executed by Rego, from the seminal ‘Dog Woman’ series (1993–4) to ‘Human Cargo’ (2007), but he also engages with the germination of the ideas that lie behind the eventual realisation of Rego’s graphic responses to people, objects and spaces, literal ...
John McEwen. Sir John "Black Jack" McEwen ( Chiltern ( Victoria ), 29 maart 1900 - Melbourne ( Victoria ), 20 november 1980) was een Australische politicus. Hij was de 18e premier van Australië .
Adjunct Professor, Discipline of Pharmacy, University of Canberra; Former Medical Adviser (part time) Therapeutic Goods Administration, Australia. Former Principal Medical Adviser, Therapeutic Goods Administration. Former Medical Director, Commonwealth Serum Laboratories. Former Chair, Advisory Committee to the Uppsala Monitoring Centre,
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McEwen has been making sculpture now for more than 20 years. These three new commissioned works will, in accumulation, summarize his career so far—the first two (Banff and Hull) flanking the third (the RCAF memorial) like the wings of an altar-piece. So begins the cover story for the Summer 1985 issue of Canadian Art. To read the entire ...
