Charles Blackman 'Hickory Dickory Dock' the field revisited

Charles Blackman 'Hickory Dickory Dock' the field revisitedCharles Blackman has a penchant for storytelling. His work pivots around narrative, recounting the tales that pass through generations in his own distinct voice. The rare and original etching Hickory Dickory Dock is an example of this, taking its subject from the eponymous nursery rhyme. A rhyme about telling time, Blackman retells Hickory Dickory Dock with an air of mystery. A mouse scuttles up the clocks facade, transfigured into a face replete with

Q’ sounds like a vulgar phrase

Her delightfully singular works have been likened to ‘Art Informal’

Dimensions: 35 x 50 cm

which stood in the moat of the National Gallery of Victoria for almost two decades before being relocated to the bank of the Yarra River at Birrarung Marr

Halpern’s sculpture is vibrant

'New Island I' 2000

Image Size: 24 x 18 cm

The Canto series is an exquisite example of the refined

In 1983 Rankin won the Wynne Prize

Framed Dimensions: 79 x 89 x 5 cm

she captures two toy horses at Sydney’s Bondi Beach

unfinished railways lines and rusted debris