John Cullinane 'Going home' popJohn Cullinanes work is drawn from media, books, stories and observed moments. He conjures an atmosphere, mise en scenes that are rich in feeling and narrative. Before his work viewers are compelled to ponder, allowing their mind to wind up, as the artist describes, in a place that they would have never considered, Hey, how did I get here?. In the original oil painting Going home, Cullinane paints a tram of commuters. Framed by the trams window, each
stripped back then intensified
Screen-printed onto a delicate rice paper
Condition: Excellent: The work of art is in the same immaculate condition as when it was created
the ethereal floating image establishes an atmosphere that borders on the dreamlike
Paper Dimensions: 154 x 113 cm
Art historian Mary Eagle once described Australian modernist Sybil Craig as “devastatingly direct” and “almost overwhelmingly vital”
In other words
An early work from Clayton Tremlett
is place — explored most recently though the road
nature is transformed into a stained glass window
his works are meditative
a girl and cat form a marching band
