Robert Jacks 'Harlequin Blue Ground' pop

Robert Jacks 'Harlequin Blue Ground' popRobert Jacks represents one of Australias most esteemed and distinctive abstract artists. From selling out his first solo exhibition in 1966, spending ten years on a self described international internship in New York and Canada through to a major retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2014, Jacks spent a lifetime fine tuning his visual language. Against a luminous periwinkle blue background, Harlequin Blue Ground centres an hourglass

South Australia’ is a portrait of a crumbled policy

yet remains unmistakably his own

Condition: Fair: Work of art that is intact but requires restoration

This superb archival quality print is hand signed by the artist and a limited edition of just 50

Butterflies possess a dual resonance in Charles Blackman’s work

Looking from the sky

Melissa PROPOSCH

Durack tells the story of her grandfather

In ‘Structure in Amber’

Romulus and Remus

His life was was a spiritual quest and mark making was a process of 'becoming' through aesthetic perception

ethereal and profound – figures and faces captured in nocturnal tones