Yosl Bergner 'Kafka's Vulture' first nations artist

Yosl Bergner 'Kafka's Vulture' first nations artistYosl Bergner is one of Australias most important artists. Born in Austria and raised in Poland, he and his family immigrated to Australia in 1937 to escape anti semitism. In Melbourne, Bergner attended the National Art School and befriended the Heide circle, who included Sidney Nolan, Albert Tucker and John Perceval. It was alongside Noel Coulihan and Vic OConnor however, that Bergner made his indeminable mark. Self described as a social humanist,

‘Philippa’ not only depicts a moment of connection in the studio

Auguste remains a dynamic and rich voice in Australian art

'The Bay VIII' 1987

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

For admirers of Blackman and collectable prints

Sixteen months after the death of her first calf

Approximated Framed Dimensions: 91 x 70 cm

Chapter 8’ pictures a disembodied jacket

the greatest muse of all

perhaps Alice has been transfigured into an insect

Important things to note

to gaze upon ‘Lohan Creek’ is to remember one’s place in the world