Jane Marriott 'Hills of Lava' mid century modernism

Jane Marriott 'Hills of Lava' mid century modernismA work that feels more like a painting than a print, Hills of Lava is experimental in form. The artist, Jane Marriott, peers in at Victorias volcanic ranges. The scene is moody and foreboding, the sky a bruising grey. Hills of Lava forms part of Footprints, a suite of prints by sixteen Central Victorian artists that coincided with the international printmaking conference IMPACT 7 2011: Intersections & Counterpoints. Exploring themes of sustainability,

Like stars across the night sky

In ‘Stuart

a vibrant neon green dress distinctly commands attention

Mirka & Georges: A Culinary Affair

where Klein grew up

Dimensions: 67 x 84 x 2 cm

she won the Country Energy Prize for landscape

Her eyes are watchful and pink skin blotted with blue

Polymer on paper

John MONEY (1953 - )

'JQ 794 - Flight into Brisbane' 2014

she mimics a degrading fresco – silvery writing eroding against paper like graffiti under the elements