Deborah Klein 'Lady Justice II' figurative

Deborah Klein 'Lady Justice II' figurativeDeborah Kleins visual language is distinct. Through it, she explores feminism and womens histories, shining light on those absent from history in often unexpected ways. Working across a wide ranging practice that includes linocut printmaking and intricately detailed acrylic paintings, Klein constructs layered artistic narratives that resonate with both historical and contemporary significance. In many of Kleins paintings, the faces of her female

David Larwill made his artistic debut as a founding member of Melbourne's Roar Studios

'Hillside' 1995

Part of Blackman’s revered Nursery Rhyme Suite and printed with master printer Satish Sharma at Well House Press Studio

‘Anemone Jug Alice’ will enrich collections of modern and contemporary Australian art

Bot’s work is amongst the landscape

‘Beacon’ is a feat of narrative and tone

drawing attention to narratives that have often been overlooked

critique and strangely enough

it evolves into a watercolour

Condition is Very Good

Charles Blackman uses the butterfly to “express the general by the particular… [and make] the particular express the general”

Rankin won the Wynne Prize in 1983 and is collected by most Australian State Galleries and many private and public collections