Adam Cullen 'Red Growler' mexican artists

Adam Cullen 'Red Growler' mexican artistsAdam Cullen merges social satire with technicolour excess. An enfant terrible of the art world, he launched onto the Australian art scene by chaining a pigs head to his ankle for two weeks. This punk stunt was followed by a career spent painting tough, uncompromising and challenging subjects, captured with a pop art twist. Cullens Growler is iconic. A sheep dog beams at the viewer, dripping ink, saliva and style. Abstracted against a saturated

her father destroyed 200 of her works that he considered unfinished or “not good enough”

'Ovahimba Girl in the Landscape

a reference to the HP Prison Maze – a prison in Northern Ireland that housed paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles between 1971 and 2000

He is represented at the National Gallery of Australia and the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington DC

Dimensions: 40 x 32 cm

His naïve style populates picture planes with stylized animals

and titled lower right: “She’s late today

Condition: Very Good

her cat on hind legs in tow

‘Transformation’ was printed by Michelle Perry at Marnling Press

Rankin won the Wynne Prize in 1983 and is collected by most Australian State Galleries and many private and public collections

accompanied by a Letter of Provenance and comprised of the finest quality museum-grade materials