Ron Harbeck 'Where Crimson Parrots Call' erotic

Ron Harbeck 'Where Crimson Parrots Call' eroticRon Harbecks work is dreamlike. Washed in pastel light, he envisions a grand tree the home of possums, lizards, spiders, koalas, bees and birds. Also, its Where the Crimson Parrot Call. This tree fills the frame, its lace like branches a lifeforce for many. Like a portrait of a human, Harbeck treats his subject as a worthy subject. Harbeck is an accomplished printmaker. An edition of this work is represented at the National Gallery of Australia,

giving us the opportunity to heal from the wounds inflicted by history

From the archives of Charles Blackman

Burke and Wills - all told as epics

'Lake Eyre Garden (Yellow)'

offering a unique window into the natural and spiritual world of the Kimberley

Rimmer finds the only constant is time itself

take in the view that is ‘Hunter Valley Morning’

Lithograph

It testifies to Blackman’s status as among the key chroniclers of childhood

he distills this energy through shards of kaleidoscopic colour – pink

natural and spiritual

gold and lemon yellow