Peter Pijajua Skipper 'Kuluru' mixed media

Peter Pijajua Skipper 'Kuluru' mixed mediaPeter Pijau Skipper is an Aboriginal artist who was born in Japingka, Western Australia and was part of the Walmajarri Juwaliny language group. Skippers work is intricate and striking, a vehicle for stories about his country and culture. Kuluru, a richly detailed screenprint, is a fine example of Skippers practice. He is represented across public collections including at the National Gallery of Victoria and the Art Gallery of Western Australia. For

it’s a celebration of the Australian sun

O’Connor is represented in numerous regional

brevity of line

Halpern was honoured with a retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2006 and in 2012

The present work illustrates Aspden's passion for graphic arts

Braund depiction is told with a wry smile

kitchen utensils are symbols of the Jewish refugee’s plight

Kulma is now based in Melbourne

It tells the story of Stahl’s rise from a small-time television writer to a successful comedy writer alongside his experience as a recovering addict

Condition: excellent

Leach-Jones had developed a uniquely inimitable iconographic language where the primordial swarms of anthropomorphic silhouettes provide an unending source of inspiration for ongoing artistic explorations

these women are odes to the feminine lifeforce