Anne Marie Hall 'Inside An Illegal Bite Pit' bright & vivid

Anne Marie Hall 'Inside An Illegal Bite Pit' bright & vividIn four scenes, Anne Marie Halls Inside An Illegal Bite Pit tells a wry yet devastating tale of loneliness a man, unemployed and unmarried, breaks beneath the alienation of modern life. Outside, a cruelly competitive workforce rages while inside he is all alone, comforted only by a bureaucrat with a pamphlet. Reminiscent of Australian pop artist Richard Larter, Hall appropriates mass media to critique modern life. Among collaged comic book

Steve Rosendale uses film and still images as a basis for his lucid imagery

the minotaur recurs throughout art history

In 2019 she won the Art Gallery of New South Wales’s (AGNSW) Wynne Prize for a painting also titled ‘Seven Sisters’

'Two Angels' 1998

crafting a tumultuous and shadowy realm of makeshift artistry that grapples with the unsettling realization of humanity's irrational and detrimental self-absorption in its present pursuits

debris pocketed as keepsakes

Cutting the foreground and background is a stream of rusted car parts

Blackman's work speaks to us all

giving us the opportunity to heal and make new connections

this kind eyed portrait was made with love

titled and numbered in pencil bottom image

accession number: 495G101