|
|
Insights from a man of the earth A review of Milton Moon’s book A Potter’s Pilgrimage, launched in Sydney in conjunction with an exhibition of Milton Moon’s pottery at the Peter Pinson Gallery in June 2010. read more… Andrew Frost |
|---|
|
|
No people appear on John’s paintings - his is a world of curious objects. The colours are beguiling, but there is an undertone of disquiet and apprehension. The scenes in John Conway’s paintings are intriguing and compelling and convincing, but they still leave us feeling uneasy and apprehensive. read more… Wollongong City Gallery |
|---|
|
|
I’ll start by giving you a picture of John Passmore - “Passy” - when I knew him (as a teacher and a friend). read more… Peter Pinson Gallery, Woollahra |
|---|
|
|
The Field, an exhibition of abstract Australian art which opened in August 1968 at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), was a major blip in the seismic chart of local art history. Even more than four decades later, The Field remains one of those earth shattering historical moments that anyone with even a passing interest in Australian art is meant to be familiar with. read more… Art Guide Australia |
|---|
|
|
Wit and Wonder: the ceramic practice of Bernard Sahm Bernard Sahm’s ceramic practice embraces 55 years of great change in Australian society and in the Australian art environment. A retrospective exhibition of this significant ceramic artist, has both a personal and a social dimension. read more… Craft Australia |
|---|
|
|
Shapes of purity and reality: an interview with Bert Flugelman This self-professed “slow learner” is a very high achiever. Sitting in his studio on an early autumn afternoon was indeed a privilege as we turned back the years to look at his long life as an artist and iconic sculptor, his passions and influences. read more… Art Monthly Australia |
|---|
|
|
Flugelman constructs realism of ideas Like an aging pop star who is booed off stage when he proceeds beyond the familiar repertoire of evergreen favourites, to which the audience can sing along, when we go into a well-known veteran sculptor’s exhibition we expect to see more of what we have seen before and we are wary of unexpected change. read more… The Canberra Times |
|---|
|
|
Nancy Borlase AM: Expressive Abstraction 1960-1968 A group of paintings created by the distinguished Sydney artist Nancy Borlase in the 1960s has gone on display at the Peter Pinson Gallery. read more… Daily Telegraph |
|---|
|
|
Nancy Borlase - Expressive Abstraction 1960-1968 Exhibition Catalogue Available through the Peter Pinson Gallery. |
|---|
|
|
Peter Coleman: Opening address for the exhibition “Nancy Borlase. Expressive Abstraction 1960-1968” The late Jack Lynn - an old friend and collaborator - would sometimes say that to get ahead in the art world it is important not go be too independent or too adventurous or too avant garde or too unpredictable. read more… |
|---|
|
|
“…no other Australian artist had comparable contact with the abstract expressionist movement in America and Borlase then went on to develop her own distinct form of abstract painting.” read more… The Mosman Daily - LIFESTYLE - ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT |
|---|
|
|
Carving a Sculptor’s Legacy in Stainless Steel His stainless-steel sculptures have dotted the country’s cityscapes for decades, earning him a reputation as one of Australia’s best-known sculptors. read more… Australian Jewish News |
|---|
|
|
Book Celebrates Bert’s Brilliance “Bert is Australia’s greatest senior generation contemporary sculptor,” Dr Pinson said. “He has been a dynamic figure in the Australian sculpture scene since the 1960s, and his work has never been better. He is now 85 and his work is still absolutely cutting edge.” read more… University of Wollongong Alumni Magazine |
|---|
