Trevor Vickers
Trevor Vickers has been working in abstraction for more than five decades, importing constructed visualisations onto canvas, offering ways of how the world can be perceived and understood. He has produced, and continues to produce, some of the finest abstract paintings in the country. An overview of Vickers’ practice with works from the 1970s to […]
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Donald Laycock
The sociopolitical context Laycock was working in, from the post–World War II period onwards, witnessed Australia’s shifting alliance from England to the US. Laycock was one of the first Australian artists to take up the American influences of abstract expressionism, gaining a direct influence via the American artist Charles Reddington, who settled in Melbourne in […]
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Tom Alberts
Firstly, welcome back to Melbourne Tom! In early discussions about your work, Kate Nodrum told me that you’ve spent the past few years working in Paris, having moved there “short term” just before the pandemic. Did you find yourself making different kinds of work, or working differently, in a new setting? Thanks Erin – it’s […]
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