John Olsen 'Kenya' abstract art

John Olsen 'Kenya' abstract artJohn Olsen is informed by a deep reverence for the environment. His work consistently returns to animals, finding in their uniqueness an opportunity for form, personality and colour. In Kenya, he joyfully depicts a trio of giraffes. Olsen first began sketching giraffes on his trip to Kenya, where he was struck with their unusual silhouette and pattern. At once otherworldly and strange, reminiscent of human awkwardness, they became mainstays in his

’ This collectable limited edition print is created with the finest museum quality archival materials and is hand signed by the artist

In this early soft-ground etching

Michael Leunig's influence on cultural life in Australia through his newspaper cartoons is immeasurable

Minor mark in bottom margin

The vivid blue pigments

‘Classic Cult Horror Attack Shark Movie Jaws’ is a pochoir (posh-waar) print

'Side-Ways Glance' 2020

Her characters play with notions of anthropomorphism and body decoration

Alice is left to navigate an increasingly disorientating world

his work is a negotiation of cultural identity

Work is mounted and wrap

Nolan’s women in hats are represented at London's Tate