I've been reviewing my photos and I somehow missed posting this museum visit to The Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. I thought I had shared, but a google search of my blog showed me that I was mistaken. I thought you might enjoy the mixture of classical and contemporary art as much as I did. Take a peek:
What's your favorite piece?
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Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing! What a fantastic collection!
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
Thanks for sharing. I liked the Papunya Tula pieces & the floor mosaic.
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
I really like seeing art museums from your travels which I will not likely see. In the photo of the window, why is the water horizon line not parallel with the lines of the top and bottom of the window?
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
The couple on the bed and the older man at the end of the post really struck me. Thanks for sharing your art museum visit Julie.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
Thanks Julie for your museum tours. Many times they are places they I may never see in person. I love the way you ‘close up’ on parts of an item and bring our attention to something we might not notice.
I especially noticed how the word RED was reflected in the floor, making me realize another dimension of the art work. I also was struck by the paintings of people ’embedded’ within each other…they were so subtle, but really spoke to me.
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
julie i appreciate your museum posts! i like how you show the perspective, size, scale, texture, what the space was like, the descriptions etc. i feel like i got to experience the museum with you, & through your eyes. especially now that my circumstances have changed that i don’t get to visit art museums like i used to. i know it’s a lot of work for you to share. i kept a blog for 5 years. i treasure what you do. thanks. 🙂
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
my favorites were the series of figures with abstract elements. i couldn’t tell what the materials were, but they had a softness that reminded me of pastels or chalk. they were expressive.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I agree with Teddi the figures intertwined but were seperate.. Who was the artist? It was like a big doodle then figures integrated. It made me think of loosening up my own artwork. Cool.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
I love the big round Earth Mama in stone or clay. I really want to thank you for bringing not only your own amazing art, but art from the world. I will never get to Australia and love having these amazing museums into my home. Maybe I could google them myself, but this way I an viewing with a friend — you! Wonderful.
The last one.
The last one.
The last one.
The last one.
The last one.
The last one.
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
Loved the artist with his palette, and his paint-laden hankie!
It was just like being with you at the museum. Thank you, I feel like I didn’t miss a thing!
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/
The last few works, of the 7 panel drawing of women, the large drawn male face, the cardboard panels propped up against the wall, are all works from the 2016 Artexpress exhibition (year 12/final year high school art students) which was held in the Yiribana gallery space at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, March – May 2016. Amazing works by high school students! Here’s the link:
http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/insideartexpress/2016/