Anne Marie Hall 'Portrait of Anne Hall, Andrew and Irena Sibley, and Mirka Mora' roar studios

Anne Marie Hall 'Portrait of Anne Hall, Andrew and Irena Sibley, and Mirka Mora' roar studiosDated 1967, this collage by Anne Marie Hall is a microcosm of her milieu. Present are photographs of Andrew Sibley and his wife, Irena, Mirka Mora and Hall herself, staring directly at the viewer beneath a blonde fringe. Hall came of age in the Heide circle an enclave of bohemian artists at the heart of Australian modernism. Collage has been used by modernist artists to bring the world into unexpected combinations, play with perspective and meld

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balance and tranquility

Philippe Le Miere’s digitally rendered landscapes were born as free-form sketches

sensing that he has travelled far to find or escape someone

Their shadows run down the page

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was the sole focus of an exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography

Halpern’s sculpture is vibrant

advocate and muse

Here however

the highly collectable ‘Standing Nude’ pulls the viewer back to the city of love