It is a rare thing in today’s woke world not to be disappointed by our cultural institutions. Thus, on a recent trip to the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ Sydney Modern Project, I was not disappointed to find it bereft of both art and visitors. I was, however, extremely disappointed to discover the iconoclasts have been hard at work in the 153-year-old gallery next door.
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Dr Bella d’Abrera is the Director of the Institute of Public Affairs’ Foundations of Western Civilisation program
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