Ann Howie 'Cape Schanck' nature

Ann Howie 'Cape Schanck' natureAnn Howie was a founding member of Roar Studios, one of Melbournes earliest artist run initiatives. Conceived as a proverbial roar against the art establishment, Howie and her fellow artists who included David Larwill, Giardino Pasquale and Mark Schaller set about dismantling societys expectations of image making. An avid love of nature is intrinsic to the practice of Melbourne based artist Ann Howie. Howie has built a practice that explores the

London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and British Museum

King is represented nationally at the National Gallery of Australia

Kennedy utilises the direct light of the sun

They expressed the persecution of Aboriginal people in his iconic ‘Bride’ series

‘Goodbye Columbus’ occurs in a universe that never existed and yet it is somehow familiar

When discussing the work

Image Size: 58 x 45 cm

'Silverton

In ‘Burnouts’

Image Size: 50 x 40 cm

'The End of the Party' ca 1980s

Hall brings Perceval to an emotional and domestic reality