Warren Cooke 'Land and Sea #44' fantastical

Warren Cooke 'Land and Sea #44' fantasticalWarren Cooke is a contemporary printmaker and artist based on the Mornington Peninsula. Drawing inspiration from the natural world around him, Cooke creates intimate portraits of his local area, capturing the chaos and vibrancy of the Victorian coastline. In recent years, his printmaking practice has incorporated the reduction woodcut technique. This technique is visible across the surfaces of his prints, in some cases revealing the texture of the

'Salt and Lemon' 2019

'Peace (from Transcultural Charms Collection)' 2008

Literature: Making History: Nolan at the Newsagent

Image Size: 84 x 57 cm

Whether you need to brighten the beach house or bring the beach home

Helen Eager is a widely collected Australian contemporary artist

The kangaroo and emu

Boyd took up a residency at Macquarie University’s School of Law

Bond creates a minimalist and semi-abstracted still life composition

He wrote that if the same exhibition was at the Tate Modern or the Museum of Modern Art

Embossed with Port Jackson Press stamp bottom right corner

Murphy's practice includes painting