David Boyd 'Judge' cool tones

David Boyd 'Judge' cool tonesDavid Boyd, member of the Boyd family dynasty, is among the great feelers of Australian art. His work crosses universal and mythological themes, using poetry, philosophy and history to articulate the human experience. In the early to mid 1990s, Boyd took up a residency at Macquarie Universitys School of Law. The law, in all its ideals and absurdities, became a cornerstone of his practice. He was particularly interested in the mistreatment of

As the day gives night

'Flying' 2005

thematically complex and technically proficient

Spurring from the desert and into the sky

'Thoughts (Black and White)'

Rhythms and Figures illustrates Peart's confidence in graphic arts

everyday utensils like lamps are symbolic of the Jewish refugee’s plight

he saw a metaphor for cultural innocence

Dystopian is delightful yet somehow sobered

Leveson is an awe-inspiring find

his expansive scenes strike harmony through chaos

Her work is represented in all state galleries