Rupert Bunny: Artist in Paris
The highly sensual and intimate representation of Bohemian life in Paris in the 1900s was to become the highlight of Melbourne born Rupert Bunny’s artistic life.
The highly sensual and intimate representation of Bohemian life in Paris in the 1900s was to become the highlight of Melbourne born Rupert Bunny’s artistic life.
The arrival of Buddhism in South East Asia in the early first millennium created a great surge of inspiration by artists
Sam Oster is a lecturer at the Centre for Creative Art with an extensive CV in the study of photography, arts and management.
Paul Hoban’s semi-white paintings on white walls transport the viewer to a state of serenity.
Stripping or peeling layers of street posters is the method by which Ian McFarland achieves his richly textured surfaces, by leaving the process to chance and rearranging fragments onto canvas.
Stone’s Throw opened on Friday to the pride and joy of the exhibiting artists using their ‘language’ of sculpture.
As one would expect, members’ shows always have a rich exploration of different styles and approaches, even when a theme is set, the theme for this exhibition being Edge to Edge.
These works are a testimony to the high level of ideas, incorporated with technical skill.
Rossanne Pellegrino is an Adelaide artist who now works and lives in London.