Caroline Durre 'Broderie' flora he had begun exhibiting with

he had begun exhibiting with the Art Society of NSW to high praise

Butterflies gather nearby

Melinda Schawel is interested in surfaces: how ink interacts with paper

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Bloomfield is also known for being controversially withdrawn from the Archibald prize in 1975 for having painted his portrait of Tim Burstall from a photograph

Caroline Durre 'Broderie' flora he had begun exhibiting withRepresented at the National Gallery of Australia and the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Caroline Durre is inspired by ornamental patterns from European architecture, landscaping and richly adorned fabric. Her work flirts with optical illusions, creating immersive patterns that draw the eye in. Broderie is an elegant example cast in muted green. Durre constructs a pattern that appears three dimensional, recalling fractals, Baroque architecture and a