After establishing himself as a successful painter in Australia, E (Emanuel) Phillips Fox (12 March 1865–1915) moved to England at the beginning of the …
Tosa school founder Tosa Mitsunobu (1434–1525) painted for temples, palaces and the imperial court. He and his disciples specialised in yamato-e (literally, pictures …
Three works by three Australian artists born within three years of each other, all with different life experiences, immerse us in the solemn atmosphere of …
William Bustard (18 April 1894–1973) was an important figure in the development of art in Queensland from the 1920s onwards, advocating for artists to …
Opening on Saturday 30 November 2024, the 11th chapter of the Gallery’s flagship exhibition series — the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art — will feature …
Once a prominent colonial Queensland artist, Anthony Alder (27 December 1838–1915) and his works had all but vanished from public memory until, in 2011 …
In 1974, Australian artist Janet Dawson moved from Sydney to Binalong in regional New South Wales. Inspired by her new rural surroundings, she began to …
Among the most memorable contributions to the inaugural Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art in 1993, Shigeo Toya’s Woods III 1991–92 became one …
Throughout his career Australian artist Brett Whiteley (7 April 1939–1992) worked prolifically, producing drawings, ceramics, paintings and sculptures intimately connected to his turbulent and …
Though not a painting of a named sitter, Portrait group (The mother) 1907 (illustrated) by Australian artist George W (Washington) Lambert (13 September 1873-1930 …
