Clayton Tremlett 'An Exploration of the Square using the Colours of a Galah #4' drawing

Clayton Tremlett 'An Exploration of the Square using the Colours of a Galah #4' drawingClayton Tremlett is an contemporary Australian printmaker who is informed by the nations culture. 'An Exploration of the Square using the Colours of a Galah #4' pays tribute to iconic Australian fauna while pushing the limits of traditional screen printing. The artist's departure from the conventional paper to transparent perspex transforms the viewing experience. With its gentle pinks and greys, the ethereal floating image establishes an atmosphere

Melbourne and the National Gallery of Australia

The effect is like that of a map – a bird’s eye view of life inscribed with all the paths you could take

Print Council of Australia

in trouble with the soldiers

but for me

Her prints are intricate both technically and thematically

Image Size: 51 x 38 cm

where whimsy and threat collide in a kaleidoscope of colour

and is the recipient of the Israel Prize for painting and co-recipient of the Dizengoff Prize for painting

icon or celebrity

Whiteley's 1977 etching 'Sydney Harbour Bridge' engages directly with place

Wide-eyed and world weary