David Rankin 'Judean Hills' black & white

David Rankin 'Judean Hills' black & whiteThis work forms part of David Rankins series on scenes, faces and stories from the Holocaust. It hopes to give a human or tangible cadence to an otherwise unimaginable event an event which hits close to home, with Rankins wife, Lily Brett, being the descendent of Holocaust survivors. In the words of New York art critic Dore Ashton, Rankin is an exceptionally intellectual artist who is extremely alert to many currents in the history of art, philosophy

'Acacia and Blackboys' 2004

Created through collaboration between Port Jackson Press and the Australian Conservation Foundation in celebration of World Environment Week

lost in her own thoughts as she sits at a table on the street

an axe and noose

Dimensions: 28 x 25 cm

'Memento' 2004

Leach-Jones was part of the National Gallery of Victoria’s landmark The Field exhibition

Like an oasis

It’s also a reminder that hardship passes

In ‘Shipwreck II’

Frazer presents the industrial outskirts of a town

Edition: Artist Proof from an edition of 125