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While Kym Bonython AC, DFC, AFC is not in the league of the iconic art dealers Joseph Duveen or Ambroise Vollard, he was as important to the Australian art scene in the 60s as Leo Castelli was to New York. Born in Adelaide in 1920, he chronicled his unusual life in autobiography Ladies Legs and Lemonade in 1979 which describes his various careers to that point. When Paul Greenaway talked to him for Artlink recently he began by asking him about his collecting activities in the early days, who he bought art from and whether he followed their lead.
In his work, Chinese artist Jin Feng maintains a continuing interest in 'problem people'. Concerned with socio-philosophical issues, he is testing the limits of tolerance. He is also interested in challenging public prejudices against the too easily condemned. Tamara Winikoff interviews Jin Feng about his sculptural piece 'We Want A Rest By Standing Up' depicting two infamous figures from China's history. This was the subject of much recent controversy and was censored by the authorities.
6 March – 25 April 2015
Darren Sylvester Contemporary Art Tasmania, Hobart
19 March – 19 April 2015
Eve Sullivan in conversation with director Dale Buckley about a new gallery in the basement of a former department store in Fremantle
Tracey Moffatt’s series Body Remembers (2017) draws its title and responds to the poem by Constantine P. Cavafy (1918). In each of the series of large photographs we see a woman alone, in the ruins of colonial buildings, on the shadows of eroded stones. We see her looking out of windows, looking out into the distance. As the viewer, we see the back of the woman’s head, or the shadow of the woman, or her face that is covered by her hands as the Aboriginal woman maidservant looking out. The body in this title could be read as both our country and our flesh. The sovereign woman mourns. What do we mourn?
Annette Bezor: A Passfonate Gaze
Richard Grayson 2000
James Darling: Instinct, Imagination, Physical Work
Daniel Thomas 2001
Nick Mount: Incandescence
Margot Osborne 2002
Wakefield Press/SALA
Greg Johns
John Neylon, Macmillan 2002
Essays by Christine Nicholls and Ian North, Wakefield Press in assoc with SALA Week
344 pp., 48 colour plates, hardcover, ISBN 90-5704-04-17, $85
David Walker, University of Queensland Press, 1999, 312pp, paperback RRP $29.95