Rick Amor 'Garden by the City' cool tones

Rick Amor 'Garden by the City' cool tonesRick Amor is among Australias most collectible artists. His work is psychologically incisive, taking ordinary landscapes and filtering them through an emotional prism. Under Amor, a public garden becomes a surreal site for wanders. Alienation, melancholy and melodrama stew, as winds engulfs the scene. In a review for Amors exhibition at the Heide Museum of Modern Art, Sebastian Smee wrote that he is singular: there is nobody really like him his

Blackman envisions children playing on a street

an outsider in the unyielding heat

she appears preoccupied with layers both metaphoric and formal:

through the representation of jazz and classical music

Kleinholz had to earn a living from his adolescence by selling newspapers and running errands for local businesses

flowers change us

Seidel is represented in regional and public collections across Australia

“we are most homesick for places we’ve never been”

Janet Lawrence

‘So Many Children is visually engrossing

and university collections

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