Philippe Le Miere 'study for ruby shoes of oz' Presentation:Stretched

Philippe Le Miere 'study for ruby shoes of oz' Presentation:StretchedEighty years ago, a farm girl fretfully drifted to sleep in the eye of a tornado. Since then, The Wizard of Oz has journeyed across history, meeting new interpretations at every turn. Today, the modern classic awakes on Philippe Le Miere's canvas. For him, Dorothys story is about ripping back the curtain, questioning dogma and most strikingly, daring to be wise. In this work, he places her iconic ruby slipper centre. As vibrant as technicolour Oz,

Robyn Gordon is an Australian artist whose works are inspired by the natural world around us

he would steal eggs from their nests and as an adult

Carries of the breadth of human emotion

engaged and at peace — as one critic reflected

Elegant and intriguing

'Rust Ridge' 1987

'Boab Trees'

'Bookplate for Eric Johnston' 1929

he uses fine lines and concentric circles to evoke the desert’s heat and spirituality

'Untitled (Square Eyes)'

conjuring the distinct tang of the Australian bush

Sciberras is an exciting find