Charles Blackman 'Axiom (Teal)' george bell circle

Charles Blackman 'Axiom (Teal)' george bell circleCharles Blackman is one of the most beloved Australian artists. His works are pensive meditations on human condition couched in the visually disarming vocabulary of a dream like state. Many of his works, especially those from the Schoolgirls and Alice series, have entered the Australian vernacular and are considered to be among the most iconic images of Australian art. His works have been a subject of curated survey exhibitions and scholarly

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I like the sensibility of relay

glistening like freshly-wound silk

Ravtish’s journey was an improbable one

Dimensions: 107 x 76 cm

Part of a print exchange between 50 Victorian artists

Eyes peer through the creature’s wings

as well as developments in the visual organisation of space

including at the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Audette overlays newspaper print with paint and gestural horses

Related Works: Elephants

seems acutely aware of how urban architecture can become symbolic of its inhabitants