Adam Cullen 'Kelly in Drag' figurative

Adam Cullen 'Kelly in Drag' figurativeAdam Cullen merges social satire with technicolour excess. An enfant terrible of the art world, he launched onto the Australian art scene by chaining a pigs head to his ankle for two weeks. This punk stunt was followed by a career spent painting tough, uncompromising and challenging subjects, captured with a pop art twist. In Kelly in Drag, Cullen calls on a rebel of the Australian imagination Ned Kelly. Dripping in a dress against a rainbow backdrop,

doves and seabirds

‘Bradleys Head’ is quintessential Knight

Karen Brown Gallery

accession number P33-1973

dated and titled verso: Susan Norrie

'The Bay VII' 1987

it recalls the mental state unique to travelling

‘Kuluru’

hanging together in unexpected harmony

Available for works of art and framing

In ‘Cat’s Claws’

His works have entered collections of the National Gallery of Australia