Brett Whiteley 'Swinging Monkey 2 ' mid century modernism

Brett Whiteley 'Swinging Monkey 2 ' mid century modernismAt just 26, newly a father and immersed in the cultural intensity of London, Brett Whiteley stood at a formative threshold when he created Swinging Monkey 2 (1965). This work marks his first sustained engagement with screenprinting, developed in collaboration with master printer Chris Prater, who was concurrently working with David Hockney, Andy Warhol and Bridget Riley placing Whiteley directly within a moment of radical experimentation in

Rankin’s work can be found in the collections of most Australian State Galleries

'Untitled (The other woman)' 1969

Where the wattlebird is intricately detailed

Interested in the societally misunderstood

A white cat reappears throughout Charles Blackman’s oeuvre — a symbol of innocence

Port Jackson Press Australia embossed stamp in lower right

Covering everything from his backyard to the divine female energy

Image Size: 57 x 90 cm

Known for his iconic depictions of the bushranger Ned Kelly

This original drawing pays homage to the Italian music festival No Borders Music Festival

What can be recognised in these patterns

Juniper is a highly acclaimed artist and two-time winner of the Wynne Prize