Stewart Merrett 'Secret Box' pop

Stewart Merrett 'Secret Box' popStewart Merretts work is an unabashed celebration of life. Whether sun soaked open seas or the delights of domestic life, his vision evades, in his words, being overly intimidating, precious or intellectual. Secret Box is an ode to the everyday. In it, Merrett presents a still life: a potted flower, window and locked box in delicate hues. This image is reticent of the concept of home, where each object is imbued with its own symbolism. What lies in

new life is born

lost in her own thoughts as she sits at a table on the street

Washed in sunlit gold

‘Three Oranges’ is rich with narrative

Kingston is driven by a deep and genuine adoration for the places and people he depicts

'Street Games' 1984

Brilliantly bright

Tandori’s work is a counter to

is up to them

Dattilo-Rubbo’s achievements maybe vast

Lymburner was at the forefront of Sydney’s art scene

variously signed or initialled and dated: first signed and dated lower left: MARY HAMMOND 87