Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Blue)' neo-expressionism

Mark Schaller 'The Tempest (Blue)' neo-expressionismBold, expressive, and utterly distinctive, this original etching by Mark Schallercelebrated co founder of Melbournes Roar collectiveoffers a powerful reinterpretation of the female form. Composed of four individual prints that join to form one monumental artwork, its a centrepiece designed to transform any space. With masterful aquatinting and mark making techniques, Schaller evokes the grainy tactility of carved wooda nod to the sculptural surfaces

Understanding the performative aspect of the occupation

These symbols share an apparent simplicity that belies complexity

Among Australia’s most celebrated artists

Across a span of three years

This work is one such configuration

Into their tent he went

depicting him with a certain femininity

The work was inspired by the crown which adorns the Regal Theatre in Subiaco

'3 Minotaurs'

It is an achingly poignant configuration

McKelvey is a compelling Irish painter

such as Cockatoo Pink and Cockatoo Yellow