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The artists draw on first-hand experience in caring for a sufferer of dementia, as well as looking to engage more broadly with the impacts of this illness on society.
As renditions of hard-edged abstraction, Daniel Hollier’s works would be considered imperfect.
Joel Rea describes himself as a Contemporary Surrealist Painter, but his work is also a twist on the aesthetics of the sublime in 18th century Romantic art.
Guest blogger Ken Leslie gets to grips with Michael Zavros’s latest exhibition where the artist appropriates the appropriator…
From the land beyond beyond.
Sexy or sexist?
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Hopkins eschews the big painting gesture for the architecture of the reduced square…
In the small community of Papunya in 1971 the foundations for what can probably only be called a revolution in Australian art were laid.
Gilbert Grace’s aesthetic is informed by the British landscape painting tradition and early Australian colonial artist