The Guardian - A Portrait of Indigenous Artist Paul Bong (2023) Peinture par Lars Vester
Vendu par Lars Vester
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Vendu par Lars Vester
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Œuvre d'art originale (One Of A Kind)
Peinture,
Huile
sur Toile de lin
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Dimensions
49,2x41,3 in
Dimensions de l'oeuvre seule, sans encadrement: Hauteur 47,2in, Largeur 39,4in - État de l'œuvre L'oeuvre est en parfait état
- Encadrement Cette œuvre est encadrée (Caisse américaine)
- Catégories Figuratif Portraits d’hommes
Paul Bong’s shield sculptures welcome visitors at Brisbane International Airport, and his work has been featured in many key galleries and museums such as the Institute of Modern Art.
Paul tells the stories of his people through interpretations of cultural objects relating to his heritage. His work explores complex Aboriginal narratives through a sculptural approach, painting and etching contemporary versions of the shields his ancestors once carried for protection.
Paul’s work has also been acquired by the Australian Parliament House and the Australian War Memorial.
I met Paul through his pop-up Gallery in West End, and was hugely inspired by his work and determination to keep his culture alive through his art.
Thèmes connexes
Lars Vester is a Danish born artist living in Brisbane, working predominantly in the medium of oils.
Upon graduating from the Aarhus Art Academy in Denmark, he completed his studies via an Apprenticeship of Art Direction, Graphic Design and Illustration at The Masters Group, Denmark.
Lars’s work is often constructed from memory and his impression of the environment, with a particular focus on expressing the moment through the ephemeral qualities of colour and light.
Lars has had a number of successful exhibitions in both Europe and Australia, including various solo, group and Award Shows.
His work is represented in several private and corporate collections around the globe.
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Nationalité:
AUSTRALIE
- Date de naissance : date inconnue
- Domaines artistiques:
- Groupes: Artistes Contemporains Australiens
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