Yellow-Blue 2002-03
Oil on canvas
171 x 230cm
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In April 1770, after a complete circumnavigation of New Zealand, Captain James Cook turned the Endeavour westwards and headed for Australia. Nearly two and a half centuries later Auckland-based artist ...
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Suspension has long been a major thread through Ken Unsworth's work. From the suspended river stones, geometries of wood and metal, and in performance, his own body held up, all contrary-wise rising a ...
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The aerial perspective is an inspiring one especially in
Australia because of its flatness and lack of roads in
the outback and some coastal areas, all of which make
for an interesting approach fro ...
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Drown in fire. Burn in water. Be pounded by the explosion then creep forward quietly to observe the dust particles. A volcano. Ride the lava. But be sure to come back years from now and study the acc ...
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With one of his major interests outside of art being mathematics, and within that, the notion of infinity, of no beginning, no end and no particular place, the works in this exhibition demonstrate Da ...
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Alongside the painted over postcards, drawings and collages, Chaseling works on large scale drawings and paintings comprising multiple parts. These depict urbanised landscapes in which architectural a ...
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The Restoration series of works by Rose Farrell and George Parkin continue their engagement with renaissance perspective drawing and medical history. Rose Farrell and George Parkin create photos the o ...
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