Garry Shead 'The Logo of Love' the field revisited

Garry Shead 'The Logo of Love' the field revisitedThroughout his career, Garry Shead has chased his erotic Muse. Recast into an icon and celebrated as a goddess, he sees in her the biographical, mystical and spiritual. For him, the Muse is not always sentimental but rather an exhilarating expression of life. Collected by all public institutions, Shead has won the Archibald and Dobell prizes. Frolicking in the serious and profane, his work is at once poetic and interrogative. It will enliven

held in balance by Coburn’s distinctive rhythm of form and colour

the water’s presence is not realistic but an artistic decision

Dimensions: 71 x 65 cm

With its soft

this painting is a lucky find

There are some minor surface scratches that can be restored by a professional

Redolent of sea rock

the prevailing notion that “the soul of the artist is in the retina”

Campbell is represented across national and international collections

Their work ‘Alhalkre’ holds deep cultural significance

Her documentation of this deeply personal space pays a quiet tribute to the creative nature of their relationship and by virtue it preserves the creative space that was embedded in their lives

Represented at National Gallery of Victoria