Ian Fairweather: Late Works 1953–74 Indigenous the most vulnerable victims of

the most vulnerable victims of a brutal civil war

funny – The Book of the Dog is a cool and quirky collection of dog art and illustration by artists around the world

an enhanced creativity capable of challenging the colonial order

opened up new possibilities for the younger generation of painters and influenced a new direction in Australian art

These Australian made cotton sock feature a striking print by Indigenous artist Paddy Stewart (Yuendumu Doors - Door 11) from Warlukurlangu Artists in Central Australia

Ian Fairweather: Late Works 1953–74 Indigenous the most vulnerable victims ofThis richly illustrated publication presents an insightful consideration of Ian Fairweathers major achievements of the period from 1953 when he moved to Bribie Island in Moreton Bay, off the coast of Brisbane, to his death in 1974. It includes his abstractions of 195961 and his religious masterworks Gethsemane 1958 and Epiphany 1962. Working in a hut amidst a stand of Bribie Island Pines, Fairweather transformed his memories of travel in Asia and