Arch Cuthbertson 'Seagulls' photography

Arch Cuthbertson 'Seagulls' photographyThis original work on paper by Arch Cuthbertson pairs strong artistic lineage with a striking visual language. Confident, gestural marks expand across its scale to create bold movement. It feels both grounded and dynamic well suited to mid century modern interiors. Cuthbertson was a passionate advocate for Australian modernism, working fluidly between cubist, hard edge abstraction and abstract expressionist styles. His practice was, as one critic

The contraction of the moon to crescent and back to disc was seen as mirroring the fecund rabbit

In 2019 she won the Art Gallery of New South Wales’s (AGNSW) Wynne Prize for a painting also titled ‘Seven Sisters’

accession number: DA54

Its also a countdown towards mortality or the cat’s ninth life

In this snapshot Castell evokes the casual intimacy of a long-term partnership

In this large screenprint

His practice is marked by elegant abstraction – musical arrangements in a restrained palette that recall abstract expressionism

Dimensions: 44 x 30 cm

Crestfallen

Using her signature style

There is something reticent about this trio - like three fairy-tale figures gathering in the story’s aftermath

carefully produced through a combination of hand-colouring and lithograph printing