Auguste Blackman 'Minos' hyper-real

Auguste Blackman 'Minos' hyper-realAccording to myth, the minotaur symbolises the meeting of opposites: the feminine and masculine; creature and human; rational and irrational; spiritual and instinctual; and, good and evil. This duality underlies Auguste Blackmans images of minotaurs, who despite their beastliness, feel familiar. In Minos, Auguste paints a minotaur lost in thought. Serene and reticent, this creature has been civilised its mythic fate paused at a moment of pensive

make no mistake - these works are from here and now

Shape-shifter of cultural icons

Flurried yet totally charming here she befriends a wombat

Triennale Print Prize in the 4th Bangkok Triennale International Print and Drawing

Signed: Signed 'Bruno Leti'

Venice is evoked – a spectre wavering under the distancing of time

modern and traditional

Rankin’s fusion of influences is present

this passion for the land and the animals which inhabit it

and represented in the collections of Artbank

Williams masterfully captures the interplay of colors and reflections

a chest of drawers lies like a toppled cow on the side of the road