Stephen BramUntitled 2016synthetic polymer paint on canvas panelCourtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryPhotographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram
Untitled  2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas panel
Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Photographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen BramUntitled 2016synthetic polymer paint on canvas panelCourtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryPhotographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram
Untitled  2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas panel
Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Photographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram—abstract paintinginstallation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract painting
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract paintinginstallation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract painting
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract paintinginstallation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract painting
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract paintinginstallation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen Bram—abstract painting
installation view, Geelong Gallery, 2019
Photographer: Andrew Curtis

Stephen BramUntitled 2018synthetic polymer paint on canvasCourtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryPhotographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram
Untitled  2018
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Photographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen BramUntitled 2018synthetic polymer paint on canvasCourtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryPhotographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram
Untitled  2018
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery
Photographer: Christian Capurro

Stephen Bram—abstract painting

Saturday 23 November to Sunday 23 February 2020

Stephen Bram began exhibiting his work in the mid-1980s and has achieved a reputation as one of Australia’s most accomplished contemporary artists. He is critically acclaimed for highly refined paintings, large-scale wall drawings, and architectural environments that he has produced and exhibited in galleries around the world. Bram’s long engagement with abstraction took, for him, a radical new direction in Geelong Gallery’s Australian premiere of a new series of mesmerising black and white paintings that extended the ways in which Bram tests illusion, representation, landscape, architecture, and the perception of viewers.

Event

Floortalk: Stephen Bram
Saturday 22 February

Geelong Gallery acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which the Gallery and its collections are located, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to all Elders, past, present and emerging.