Georgina Cue
Light Works 2012
acrylic yarn on tapestry canvas, hard wood
Courtesy of the artist
Georgina Cue
Light Works 2012
acrylic yarn on tapestry canvas, hard wood
Courtesy of the artist
Gregory Hodge
Transition 2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney
Gregory Hodge
Transition 2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney
Gregory Hodge
Transition 2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney
Gregory Hodge
Transition 2016
synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney
Installation view: John R Neeson, Colleen Ahern and Tully Moore Photographer: Andrew Curtis
Installation view: John R Neeson, Colleen Ahern and Tully Moore Photographer: Andrew Curtis
Would you like to know more? Visit our YouTube Channel to view interviews with exhibition Curator, Lisa Sullivan and some of the exhibiting artists.
Would you like to know more? Visit our YouTube Channel to view interviews with exhibition Curator, Lisa Sullivan and some of the exhibiting artists.
Tricking the eye—contemporary trompe l’oeil
Saturday 26 November to Sunday 12 February 2017
Drawing on the centuries-old tradition of trompe l’oeil painting (or ‘trick of the eye’), this exhibition brought together the work of a number of contemporary Australian artists whose paintings, sculptures and moving images are intentionally illusionistic, play with perspective or are something other than what they first appear to be. Includes works by Chris Bond, Daniel Crooks, Georgina Cue, Gregory Hodge, Jess Johnson, Jan Murray, Ricky Swallow and Anne Zahalka, as well as commissioned works specifically for the exhibition by Colleen Ahern and Tully Moore, Stephen Bowers and John R Neeson.
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