Brett Whiteley 'Cat' warm tones

Brett Whiteley 'Cat' warm tonesBrett Whiteleys The Cat is interior life turned electric. All ultramarine heat and sun struck yellow, it distills the Lavender Bay studio into a charged field where colour, space, and sensation are pushed to full intensity. This interior scene borrows the language of still life, but only in name. The vase of native flowers, the blue and white ceramic vessel, and the sculptural form on its pedestal are all set in motion. Nothing is permitted to sit

this work is as vital as falling asleep to the ocean's chorus

Below this image sits a monochromatic etching

Image Size: 92 x 91 cm

with waxen wings

Philippe Le Miere takes the iconic and refracts it through his imagination

Brian Dunlop captures a girl talking with her doll

Dimensions: 58 x 98 cm

Therianthropes

Signed: Signed and dated lower left 'McKenna '18' 7

It is as though Stoneman is at once memorialising and subverting the city around her

‘Untitled (Shades of Blue)’ is a beautifully rendered work

With brown and orange tones replicating the dryness of the Australian climate