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Tag Archives: School
Linton Meagher – The Kiss 31
Artist: Linton Meagher Born in Sydney in 1975 and studied art at the Julian Ashton School and at the University of Sydney, completing a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) in 1996. Collections include the World Health Organisation (Paris), Xenos and … Continue reading
Posted in Mixed Media
Tagged art, artist, Arts, Ashton, ashton school, Bachelor, bachelor of arts, C. Business, exhibition, fibreglass, Fine, glass marbles, Julian, julian ashton, Linton, Meagher, mosaic work, mosaics, oil on canvas, resin, School, Sydney, t amp, traditional oil, University, university of sydney, use, work, world health organisation, Xenos
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The past is present
JOHN MCDONALD takes an admiring glance at the Corotesque landscapes of Michelle Hiscock. Michelle Hiscock went through her experimental phase while still a student at Canberra School of Arts. As part of a semi-legendary course taught by Petr Herel, called … Continue reading
Posted in Oil On Panel
Tagged Arts, Canberra, canberra school, classical tradition, Claude Lorrain, conceptual projects, Corotesque, course, eighteen, experimental phase, glance, Graphic, graphic investigation, hiscock, Investigation, JOHN MCDONALD, landscapes, legendary course, manner, Michelle Hiscock, one, part, Petr Herel, phase, School, student, succession
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