David Boyd 'Judge and Clown' (Black and White) drawing

David Boyd 'Judge and Clown' (Black and White) drawingIn the early 1990s, David Boyd took up a residency at Macquarie Universitys School of Law. Known for his unflinching examinations of Australian culture, this series saw him turn to the law. Here, he juxtaposes a judge with a clown suggesting a link between these characters who crestfallen, unite in the dance of absurdity. Boyd traverses themes with dexterity and wit. He was a master potter, painter and printmaker, who is represented in all state

it is flushed with sunlight from a nearby window

Image Size: 64 x 44 cm

Somehow knowing yet still naive

This work perfectly embodies the mystic of Del-Mace’s fantasised world

Image Size: 32 x 67 cm

A teenage prodigy turned iconoclast

At once whimsical and heartfelt

Whether reflecting on the experience of growing up among artists

Represented in all major public institutions

and colours

‘Classic wizard of oz sad tin man’ is a pochoir (posh-waar) print

Auguste BLACKMAN (1957 - )