Bundanon

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"The very first things we know made by human beings on the planet were drawings. Not writing, or buildings, but drawings…. Drawing is central, not peripheral." - Paul Klee...

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Children are often the closest to hand and sometimes the most reluctant of artists’ subjects. A number of the most enduring artworks in Bundanon’s collection feature children and infants, including paintings, sketches and ceramics by Arthur Boyd, Boyd family members and artists in residence....

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To mark the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the gifting of the Bundanon properties by Arthur Boyd to the Australian people, Bundanon Trust is hosting a pop-up exhibition and public talk under the umbrella of Art Month Sydney....

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Arthur Boyd famously said you can’t own a landscape, but spent his life capturing its flora and fauna for eternity in his paintings, drawings and ceramics....

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Photographs and letters drawn from Bundanon’s extensive archives, including early images of the Bundanon, Riversdale and Eearie Park properties; Boyd family photographs and images from the founding years of Bundanon Trust....

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This exhibition showcases a series of prints and artist books by former Bundanon artist in residence, Jan Hendrix....

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Arthur Boyd along with many of his contemporaries was a passionate and socially engaged artist, frequently commenting directly or obliquely on events of his time....

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Ceramicist Merric Boyd sketched continuously throughout his life. ...

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This exhibition highlights the connection between Merric Boyd, the ‘father of Australian studio pottery’ and his son Arthur Boyd, the iconic Australian artist....

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Arthur Boyd is well known for his artworks celebrating the landscape, particularly the Shoalhaven. Often these works incorporate the figure, conciously imbuing the landscape with human emotion....

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Works on paper from the Bundanon Trust Collection...