more often than not your creative process begins with thinking about the colour of the flowers that you want
000 images and accompanied by texts written by some of Australia’s foremost arts writers
Each panel is reproduced on a separate card
—Rasheed Araeen Ian McLean is one of Australia’s leading art historians and the first to write broadly and inclusively about the place of Aboriginal art in contemporary Australian art theory and practice
New research has uncovered the work of regional potters
Rick Amor Kids / Australian more often than not yourRick Amor's paintings are full of drama, deep melancholy and foreboding, yet their subject matter is, more often than not, the mundane and everyday places of suburbia and the drab underside of the city. Written by Gavin Fry, the text details the evolution of the artist's work in a clear and perceptive manner, focusing on important developments and particular works. The book contains more than 160 colour plates, black and white illustrations,