Collection: Penrith Gallery

Painting and poetry, are combined here to produce a unique book that is both entertaining and evocative. Through the immediacy of painting and the poignancy of poetry the author presents a paradox which focuses on the different nature of each discipline.

Wherever they go, anyone who visits Barcelona today will come across the works of Antoni Gaudi. The architect has attracted art lovers from all over the world to Spain. Here in the capital of Catalonia, the famous master produced most of his works.

Catalogue of exhibition held at Lismore Regional Gallery 22 May-13 June, Tamworth City Art Gallery 28 June-31 July, Lake Macquarie Gallery 6 August-23 August, and the Roz MacAllan Gallery, Brisbane 5 November-24 November in 1987.

Catalogue of touring exhibition held in Melbourne, October to November 1997, Sydney, November to December 1997, and in Brisbane, June to July 1998, featuring the work of artist George Baldessin.

Exhibition of sculptures and graphics by one of the great and most independent spirits of 20th century Western art. Is a celebration of the Giacometti style and his characteristic slender, bean-pole, elongated standing figures and portrait busts.

The very word 'Goddess' conjures in our Western minds an image of the exotic, the beautiful and the generally benevolent but an ideal with perhaps just a faint hint of the tantalisingly dangerous.

Catalogue of the Green: 2004 graduating students exhibition held at the ANU School of Art Gallery, Foyer Gallery, Photospace, and in Workshop spaces throughout the school, from 3-12 December 2004.

Presents a collection of photographs that brings together various aesthetics, styles and techniques of home made tattoos. The images cover tattooed people, tattooists tools and tattooing in action.

Any knife painter who loves colour straight from the tube will benefit by studying Coulton Waugh's exuberant paintings. The book also provides ideas for using a range of knife painting techniques, and includes step-by-step instructions.

Highlights the artwork of modern Australian artist Venita Salnajs.

This comprehensive study of the development of design during the twentieth century provides an ideal introduction to art and design for students.

Pencil sketching is the most important skill the beginner artist can learn. It is the basis for successful painting in watercolours and oils, as well as being a wonderful art form in its own right.

Traditionally Australian landscape art has depicted a sunburnt country and wide open spaces. Here seven artists depicting the Tasmanian landscape are faced with a different reality and an island of unique environmental diversity.

Based on an exhibition titled 'Jan Senbergs: from screenprinter to painter' which was held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, from 5th April - 25th May 2008. He is know for his gritty urban and industrial images.

Written to accompany an exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. This book recalls the career of the Australian opera singer Dame Joan Sutherland.

A catalogue of an exhibition based around the paintings, drawings and gouaches created by Julie Harris from 1975 to 2006. It introduced her significant body of artwork to a wider public for the first time.

The theory of perspective is abstract by nature and it's construction can be laborious for the novice. This title provides a history of the topic and more than just an explaination of perspective pictures and their geometric principles.

A catalogue of an exhibition of works recently acquired for the MCA's permanent collection. Celebrating the material and conceptual diversity of Australian art today, the exhibition spanned painting, watercolour, sculpture, photography, film and video.

Origins of this exhibition and catalogue lie in Percy Grainger's sketch of a garnent in1904. It was held as part of the Woolmark Melbourne Fashion Festival at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne , 16 February - 4 April 1999.

Based on a major art exhibition, which toured Australia in 1995/96. The book documents the life of Mary MacKillop and the work of some of Australia's leading artists who have convincingly interpreted her contribution to Australian society.