Collection: Penrith Gallery

Based on an exhibition of the works of two leading Australian video artists: Shaun Gladwell and Craig Walsh, whose works were a highlight at the International Triennale of Contemporary Art Yokohama 2005.

The fifty drawings and watercolours in this exhibiton have been selected to represent the extent and the main strengths of the Royal collection at Windsor Castle, which include a total of around thirty thousand drawings and watercolours.

Nothing focuses national attention quite like sporting achievement, or ignites curiosity quite like the naked form. Combine these elements in the crucible of a camera lens and the result is a special collection of black and white photographs.

The richness and variety of works that appear in this catalogue of the 7th Biennial Tamworth National Fibre Exhibition represent a small slice of the artistic endeavours currently being observed in fibres and textiles throughout Australia today.

In the exhibition Andrew plays with perceptions of racial identity as he explores history, colonialism and Aboriginal cultures, placing nineteenth-century depictions of Australia alongside large inflatable clowns and Aboriginal sculptures.

Cover title: European dialogue, Biennale of Sydney, 1979. Catalogue of the 3rd Biennale exhibition held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, The Australian Centre for Photography and other venues, 14th April - 27th May 1979.

Jade was considered the essence of nature by the ancient Chinese. This catalogue of an exhibition held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 30th August to 11th November, 2007 explores jade art objects in the Forbidden City.

Catalogue from an exhibition of paintings by the Aboriginal custodians of the Ngaanyatjara Lands. The artists talk about their lives, and their relationship with prospectors, and about how mining for minerals and oil has influenced their art.

Harry Seidler designed the two buildings, Australia Square and the MLC Centre. This book contains details of their architectural features, accompanying illustrations and plans.

Under my skin presents work by five established and distinguished Australian artists, Emil Goh, David Griggs, Pat Hoffie, Megan Keating and Louise Paramor, who were brought together for the first time in this touring exhibition.