Adam Nudelman 'Flinders Ranges' pop

Adam Nudelman 'Flinders Ranges' popAdam Nudelmans work deploys an unusual poetry. His style is refined yet methodical, deliberate compositions that while of this world, are imbued with mystery. Perhaps a single lemon wedge teeters on a precipice, a hat lies prone on a couch, a paper crane looks quizzical or light bursts over an empty horizon. Nudelman employs the painting techniques of the Renaissance Masters to forge distinctly contemporary imagery. Evoking ideas around culture

or those seeking an invigorating addition to their space

this original screenprint comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the Charles Blackman Foundation

The story behind this work is stranger than fiction

One is reminded of the butterfly’s symbolism – its promise that you can metamorphose from something plain and unsightly

Though Iain Macnab worked as a prolific printmaker and painter throughout his life

Mary Hammond explores the experience of everyday women with wit and grace

indigo and fuchsia seeps through

'To the left' 1986

With flowers for beaks

“he hardly gives you time to focus on any single one

a suite containing the work of 16 Australian artists

'Fervent Self-Portrait' 2020