Jon Cattapan 'Red Channel' mexican artists

Jon Cattapan 'Red Channel' mexican artistsJon Cattapans Red Channel pulses with the heat and density of the contemporary city. Saturated in vivid reds and overlaid with a finely etched grid, the painting evokes an urban environment charged with transmission, movement, and control. Lines fracture and intersect across the surface like data streams or transit maps, while fragments of white markings flicker like signals. Painted in 2005, Red Channel comes from a formative and highly regarded

Image Size: 91 x 50 cm

high heels and fishnet stockings - yet appears at ill-ease

he once mused

shifting from deep to light blues

‘Shelley’ is about finding grace in the minor moments

fantastical figure

Sammy Apetyarre paints in a tradition shaped by ancestral knowledge and ceremonial responsibility

Timezone 8

he returns to one of his favourite myths

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Philippe Le Miere’s ‘Alice and Kelly at the table’ brings together two iconic protagonists of Australian art: Charles Blackman’s Alice from Wonderland and Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly

her cherubic creatures echo Eastern European fairy tales