David Boyd 'King of the Castle' cool tones

David Boyd 'King of the Castle' cool tonesDavid Boyd is one of Australias most celebrated modernist artists. Working alongside his fellow artist brother, Boyd was following a strong figurative tradition within Melbourne in the mid 20th century. Boyd was part of the Antipodean movement, a group that was created by artists in the quest to forge meaning and representation during a time that abstract expressionism was gaining popularity. Looking through the lens of a childs game, King of the

Timothy SILVER (1974 - )

signed 'KENNETH JACKS' and dated lower right

depicting a type of plant that has adapted to tolerate fire

'Near the Bluff' 2010

pencil on paper

” qualities born of his dual training in painting and sculpture and noted in works held by the National Gallery of Australia and every major State gallery

Bloomsday sees city and novel fuse: participants retrace Leopard Bloom’s meander through Dublin

each gesture working to evoke the patina of the Anakie Rocks in Victoria rock – known to mineral collectors for their pseudo-brookite crystals

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Brown’s work is tranquil and balanced

a film we can’t quite remember the end of

St Kilda was his “kitsch heaven” – a realm of garish beauty and abandon