is the title of the exhibition by recent Honours Graduates at the ANU School of Art. We particularly liked Tim Price’s first post-Art School painting “A little bit of the age in everyday” – which is like a mini-exhibition in its own right – and which immediately found its way into the Harris and Hobbs collection.
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4 responses so far ↓
1 Gerald Jones // Aug 19, 2007 at 1:20 am
Yeah bloody good. I saw half of those images in the age though. Where is his credit to the real artists, the original photographers?
2 Nigel // Aug 19, 2007 at 2:04 am
Sorry Mr Warhol, I plead innocence. I didn’t know a painting of another image needed copyight clearance. I’ll take out half of 20th C art, let alone most of postmodernity. But we wouldn’t want to legalise ourselves out of aesthetic pleasure would we? (apologies for the building-site that is the blog at the moment, we’re still figuring out which goes where!)
3 A new Tim Price // Oct 6, 2007 at 9:25 pm
[...] Remember a couple of months ago when we posted a Tim Price we liked (now in the collection of Neil Hobbs and Karina Harris)? Well here’s another in the same series, entitled Works 2007. Compare… [...]
4 Neil Hobbs // Oct 6, 2007 at 9:59 pm
On Gerald’s comment:
some of my favorite early Noel McKenna’s are a series of watercolours based on the back page of the Monday SMH, (sports pages) in the late 80′s, One in particular that resonates was Michael Beuttner (Norths) scoring a try against his old club (Parramatta) at North Sydney Oval. McKenna Credits the herald photographer in this series, however his skill is imbuing the emotion of being at the game, which the news photographer cannot do. The painters’ skill is the bits that are left out, and the bits that are overemphasised, leaving the viewer with the fuzzy look and feel of a memory, rather than the sharp focus of the photographic fact. More power to their brush!
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