David Boyd 'Thoughts (Black and White)' animals

David Boyd 'Thoughts (Black and White)' animalsIn the early 1990s, David Boyd took up a residency at Macquarie Universitys School of Law. Known for his unflinching examinations of Australian culture, this series saw him turn to the law. Cleverly, he juxtaposes a judge with a clown suggesting a link between these characters. Crestfallen, they unite in a dance of absurdity. Boyd traverses themes with dexterity and wit. He was a master potter, painter and printmaker, who is represented in all state

the sound of it

Image Size: 70 x 60 cm

a woman in Victorian garb holds a ruby red orb shooting lodes

Enrique Climent was considered as one of the foremost exponents of the Spanish avant-garde art movements from the first half of the twentieth century

and editioned by the artist in pencil in margin below image

In the dance of Whitington’s marks are infinite allusions: the ocean

Image Size: 12 x 15 cm

Peppered with humour

Southern Angola' 2016

David Rankin is among Australia’s most accomplished artists

Aboriginal

oil and acrylic paint on plexiglass