Charles Blackman 'Butterfly Moon' george bell circle

Charles Blackman 'Butterfly Moon' george bell circleButterflies are recurrent motifs in Charles Blackmans work. They flutter through his gardens, streets and Wonderland, winking at the idea of transformation. Indeed, butterflies evolving from lowly caterpillars into flight are a utopian ideal made real. It is true that our identity is in constant movement, and our hope that it will follow the butterfly. In this exceptionally rare work, Charles Blackman uses the butterfly to express the general by the

wanted to gift his recipients a moment of comic relief

more beast than condensation

His wonderfully eccentric vision reimagines our familiar visual lexicon into a surreal tapestry

John Olsen’s work sees all forms of life as interconnected and vital

has resonated for decades

Majzner is celebrating nature and the cycle of life

Martin King’s practice pays close attention to the relationship between land

‘Burnt Earth’ is a unique screenprint created in collaboration with printmaker Shaike Snir at Port Jackson Press Australia

This composition symbolizes the integration of fragmented memories and disparate ideas

Alice Springs' 1946

face off with the glint of ‘Clint’

'Open Over Stones' 1977