Kevin Foley 'One of those nights' heide circle

Kevin Foley 'One of those nights' heide circleKevin Foley is an accomplished Australian printmaker and experienced art educator based in regional Victoria. Foleys practice is deeply contextualised by his life on a small farm near Mia Mia in Central Victoria. Focusing on the reality of rural living, he describes his work as a meditation on his relationship to the landscape. Foley etching One of those nights captures the quiet expanse of the Australian landscape after sunset. In this work, the

Australian Felix first entered the Australian lexicon in 1836 when explorer Major Mitchell used it to describe the rich pastoral bounds of the Murray River

Screen-printed onto a delicate rice paper

Dimensions: 34 x 27 x 3 cm

encouraging audiences to read into the story behind this unexpected pairing

The Wall: Reshaping Contemporary Chinese Art

His work celebrates the divinity within nature

'Dislocation—Yellow' 1996

a nude figure turns towards her window

she reveals a layered complexity within this tonal composition of enriched bushland hues of chartreuse green

Silk screen with tulle overlay

The ‘Lodz’ to which the work refers is located seventy-five miles southeast of Warsaw

Charcoal and pastel on paper