Deborah Walker 'I Never Really Left (Ariadne)' first nations artist

Deborah Walker 'I Never Really Left (Ariadne)' first nations artistDeborah Walker is a Melbourne based artist, best known for her figurative oil paintings of female subjects. With a practice spanning over 30 years, Walker has developed a distinctive visual language that examines ideas of female representation while drawing on scenes of everyday life to evoke a subtle, unnameable longing. In I Never Really Left (Ariadne), Walker reimagines the mythological figure of Ariadne the Cretan princess who aided Theseus in

adding a pop of colour to Kitchener’s signature use of black and white

Signed: Signed 'Auguste Blackman' lower right

institutional and public collections including at the National Gallery of Victoria and the Art Gallery of New South Wales

as with many of Parker-Smith’s works

Blackman and screenprints

Schaller reminds us of the destructive impacts of fire

Blackman is adroit in the language of feeling

Valeriano Trubbiani’s ‘Untitled (Ibis of the Night)’ is a striking work of art

Looking at this print

'Australian Family' 2001

Extensive inscriptions on verso: From Degas / 12

Built upon a silkscreen base and veiled with sheer tulle