Deborah Halpern 'Wild Horse' portrait

Deborah Halpern 'Wild Horse' portraitDeborah Halpern is one of Australias most celebrated artists. She is best known for her public sculptures, in particular Angel, 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. Like Wild Horse, Halperns sculpture is vibrant, intuitive and delightfully idiosyncratic. It recalls Pablo Picasso, Antoni Gaudi and Niki de Saint Phalle all of whom

a heaving nexus of lights

‘Wheat’ is a testament to English's understanding of colour

Finley was a model and friend of artists Charles Blackman and Judy Cassab

Condition is Very Good

Condition is Very Good: Describes a work of art’s image As New

but the belief art can change the world

'Huître II' 2019

This piece comes from her Perfusion series

one must see it in the flesh

‘Portrait of Susan’ is an exquisite find

they speak to an artist who cares deeply for the world

A sense of foreboding percolates