Art has been called the avenue to the highest knowledge available to humans and to a kind of knowledge impossible of attainment by any other means.
How do artists use and manipulate found objects, specific places, or specific people, in artworks to express personal viewpoints?
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Abdul Abdullah (Home)
Abdul Abdlllah (Museum of Contemporary Art Australia)
Muslim artist's vision of multifaith Australia (Eureka Street journal)
Critically acclaimed Perth artist Abdul Abdullah is said to have an affinity with young people that can build bridges of understanding capable of breaking down destructive stereotypes (Perth Melville Times newspaper)
Antony Gormley: ‘Architecture is our second body’ (Financial Times, UK)
Painting vs sculpture: In an extract from their book, Antony Gormley tells Martin Gayford that the 3-D will always trump the 2-D (The Spectator, UK)
Sir Antony Gormley’s art explores an interior realm (The Guardian, UK)
Anish Kapoor - the five greatest artworks (Culture Trip)
Anish Kapoor unveils first ever artwork using 'world's blackest black'; The Turner Prize winner has an exclusive deal for the use of the material which absorbs 99.96 per cent of light (The Telegraph Online)
Barnett Newman Biography (Ebsco Research Starter)
Barnett Newman (Museum of Moder Art)
Barnett Newman and the anarchist sublime (Anarchist Studies)
A world for us: On the prefiguration of reconciliation in Barnett Newman's painting (Journal of Contemporary Painting)
Barnett Newman's sense of space (Trinity University)
Ben Quilty, a man of conviction (Sydney Morning Herald)
Rebel with a cause: an hour with Ben Quilty (Australian Art Education)
Ben Quilty: The fog of war (Intellectual History Review)
What Ben Quilty offers us (Art Monthly Australia)
LIBRARY PRINT BOOK - 759.994 QUI
Quilty uses licks of luscious paint to conjure his subjects, which include his beloved LJ Torana, his 'wasted' mates, his son Joe and more recently himself. His subjects are modern-day memento mori; pithy reminders of our mortality and a call to live life in the fast lane.
LIBRARY PRINT BOOK - 704.949 QUI
Ben Quilty spent three months in Afghanistan as an official war artist for the Australian War Memorial in 2011. During this time he observed the experiences of Australian servicemen and women serving in Kabul, Kandahar and Tarin Kotas part of Operation Slipper. Showcasing 21 studio paintings and 16 works on paper, After Afghanistan exposes the unvarnished,visceral experience of military service and its psychological effects.
Robert Rauschenberg (Ebsco Research Starter)
Robert Rauschenberg experiments with art and technology (Sotheby's Institute of Art)
The great permitter (Time International)
Remembering Robert Rauschenberg (University of Chicago Press)
Art as knowledge online toolkit for Y12 Visual Art (Jacqueline Scotcher)
Jacqueline Scotcher (Revival Art Gallelry)
Wandering through paint in the wet tropics (Creative Industries Journal)
Wayfaring and Creative Practice in Tropical Far North Queensland Landscapes (eTropic)
Cindy Sherman (Museum of Modern Art)
Cindy Sherman (Ebsco Research Starter)
Cindy Sherman reviewed works
Review by: Heather E. Mathews. Source: Woman's Art Journal , SPRING/SUMMER 2013, Vol. 34, No. 1 (SPRING/SUMMER 2013), pp. 41-42 Published by: Old City Publishing
Cindy Sherman review (Journal of Asia-Pacific Pop Culture)
Volume 2, Number 1, 2017, pp. 123-127. Published by Penn State University Press
Cindy Sherman: New York, San Francisco, Minneapolis and Dallas (The Burlington Magazine)
Author(s): CHRISTOPHER GRIFFIN Source. JULY 2012, Vol. 154, No. 1312 (JULY 2012), pp. 516- 517 Published by: (PUB) Burlington Magazine Publications
Wayne Thiebault (ARTNet)
Wayne Thiebault is not a pop artist (Smithsonian)
Wayne Thiebault (Smithsonian American Art Museum)
Wayne Thiebault influencer: a new generation (Manetti Shrem Museum of Art)
Brian Robinson (Artist Profile)
Brian Robinson (OneSpace Gallery)
Brian Robinson (Cairns Art Gallery)
New Creation stories: Brian Robinson's 'Men + GODS' 9 (Art Monthly Australia)
By Susan Cochrane, Issue 256, (Summer 2012): 90-91
Creative types: Brian Robinson, artist (The Cairns Eye)
By Denise Carter, August 8, 2015 - page 12