ESSAY I Salvatore Zofrea’s Day Cycle
Although physically he is of modest stature, Zofrea has devoted much of his life to grand projects that have been conceived and executed on a monumental scale. These have included the painting on a large scale of all 150 Psalms (of which he has completed 105) and the hundred woodblocks of his Appassionata series, 1994–1999, […]
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PREVIEW: Salvatore Zofrea | Seven Days of Summer
As an Italian immigrant, who came to Australia as a young boy, Zofrea’s understanding and connection with the Australian landscape has been a lifelong journey. His paintings, drawings and prints chart the artist’s time spent in the bush between his home and studio in the Blue Mountains, and his studio in Seaforth, Sydney. Known for […]
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Salvatore Zofrea masters ‘The Greats’
Salvatore Zofrea picks his five favourite works from the AGNSW’s Summer exhibition.
The finalists of the 2014 Archibald Prize
One of most eagerly anticipated prizes has again returned to excite audiences and critics alike.
