
Yellow-Blue 2002-03
Oil on canvas
171 x 230cm
The collision of urban and natural themes first struck me in Tokyo in the summer of 1992 where I was making a visual record of the built environment. I became entranced by Japanese textile design and ...
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Holy Mountain, Peter Daverington’s second solo exhibition of paintings in Sydney explores the cultural shift in perception of our natural landscape from the 19th century Romantic point of view to the ...
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After receiving the 2008 Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship, artist William Mackinnon spent three months driving from the cosmopolitan city of Melbourne to the remote Fitzroy Crossing of the Kimber ...
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Over the past few years I’ve been interested in painting environmental scenarios that focus on unusual or alternative dwellings such as mobile homes, caravans, tents, cabins and tree houses. These kin ...
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Many Australians will be familiar with Pauls work through the annual Archibald Prize for Portraiture at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. He has been a finalist on many occasions and was awarded the ...
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With his parade of personae, Gavin Hurley jumps into the ring with that prim convention of Victorian society, the official portrait, all dressed up, buttoned up and respectacle. But, in a purposeful c ...
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Architecture 10 is an exhibition featuring the international guests who have come to sydney since 2006 to lead the Urban Islands workshops, along with the local Urban Islands team. ...
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We are all Lost in the Supermarket and we don't even know it.
For the first time in three years, Ben Frost unleashes his visual delight
that is mental torture, on Sydney. Recently returned fr ...
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In the most literal interpretation Insurgent refers to “the surging or rushing” of water. The most common use of this term is to describe “forceful opposition to a lawful authority”. In Chinese folk ...
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