Cally Lotz 'Drifting into fantasy' painting

Cally Lotz 'Drifting into fantasy' paintingMelbourne based artist Cally Lotz is best known for her still life oil paintings. Her practice is driven by a fascination with the visual qualities of painting itself, focusing on how objects can be observed and represented rather than on symbolic meaning. Through her work, Lotz explores texture, colour, light, and tone , continually experimenting with different techniques to capture the beauty and character of everyday subjects. In Drifting into

he pictures a mother possum and her child

'Bookplate for John Gartner' Between 1941 and 1943

'Study for Balancing Children' 2024

'Growth' 1976

Using her intricate realist painting style

Its endless capacity for regeneration is what inspired German Lutherans in the 17th century to connect them with Christ’s resurrection

Auguste Blackman worked as the studio assistant at Well House Press

The warm incandescence of his paintings speaks to nostalgia and fairytales

Brett Whiteley is an icon of Australian art

Set against scattered gold stars and cosmic spirals

Onus was culturally prohibited from depicting turtles

This political edge pervades O’Connor’s work