Antipodeans: Australian Art

Celebration of all types of Australian art: painting, sculpture, design, performance, street art, and so on. Labour of love by Zuleyka Zevallos. Submissions welcome.

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Christian Fletcher. Sugarloaf Rock, Cape Naturaliste. South-Western Australia.

Source: Christian Fletcher via ZeeZee.

Gordon Bennett. 1993. Untitled (Dismay, display, disperse, dispirit, display, dismiss).

Source: Museum of Contemporary Art.

George Baldessin. The Bather. 1978.

Lithograph, printed in colour, from multiple plates.

Source: Australian Art and Prints.

Ross Manning. 2011. Endless Sheet.

2011

Overhead projections,paper, Toyota electric window motor, dowel, cardboard, wood, and tape. Installation view.

Via: Milani Gallery.

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Moleskine: Sleeping on the train.
Texta & Pencil, 2011.

My internship being in the city and my house being in the suburbs means increased time on public transport; most of the time I’m co-ordinating my hypothetical situations that will never happen to whats playing on my ipod, but sometimes I observe other people and draw them.

Gordon Bennett. 2005. Original.

Archival Inkjet on archival paper. 48.3 x 32.9cm.

Source: Sutton Gallery.

Ross Manning. 2009. Sad Majick.

Data projector optical engine, wooden plinth, LED, electric fans, found objects, custom electronics.

Via: Milani Gallery.

Ty King-Wall and Amber Scott, Australian Ballet.

Via: Behind Ballet.

Max Dupain. 1969. Sydney Opera House (still under construction). Via National Archives of Australia:

On commission, Dupain took thousands of photographs of the Sydney Opera House, revealing its construction from beginning to end. Later he described the completed building from a photographer’s perspective: ‘As the light moves across it during the day, it changes its form and shape… it’s full of moods… and photographically speaking, its form is fantastic’ (1986).

Aby Altson. The Golden Age. 1893.

Oil on canvas.

Source: National Galley of Victoria.

Jack Britten. Purnululu - Bungle Bungles.

Story: The artist spent most of his youth as a stockman working the country around the Bungle Bungle Ranges (Purnululu) south of Turkey Creek. Jack knows this country intimately and paints all the stories that belong to it.

Source: The Australian Art Print Network.