Letter from the Editor

Features

Art in the War Zone
Rob Ditessa takes a look at Australian artists who have interpreted the horror and represented the honour of the battles.

Seeing Is Believing
‘Seeing isn't as easy as it looks' when it comes art. The artist creates an optical illusion and what we see is not what we are looking at.

Insights on Artists

George Lambert - Setting the Standard
Lambert sets the standard for Australian war art during the First World War. Lambert himself described his work as recording events which are precious to the history of the nation.

Donald Waters- Chasing Freedom
The desire for freedom drove Donald Waters to make a career shift from accountant to artist.

Mike Harris - Returning to the Wild
He has returned to wildlife painting - one of the pleasures of his childhood.

Graham Bryce- Dizzy Heights for a Spruiker
Watercolour artist, Graham Bryce, loves water and sailing; painting and music are his passions and source of inspiration.

Demonstrations

Urban Landscape
Despite his appreciation of the countryside, Donald Waters' style reflects urban landscapes and the lifestyle that surrounds him.

A Breath of Airbrushing
John Coleman uses airbrushing as a diverse way of creating beautiful art with a character of its own.

Exhibitions/News

Icons on Show
See and read about some of the works of 20 acclaimed Australian artists that are being showcased at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

Mixing Paints
From the kitchen blender to a $25000 paint mixer, the McGuiness brothers are taking on the world of paint.

Biennale Alive
Forty-eight artists from 23 nations come together for the Biennale of Sydney International Festival of Contemporary Art.

Art News

Book Reviews

Art Supplies