Gordon Bennett
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With his strong 'in-your-face' style and intellectual background, Gordon Bennett has become one of Australia's leading contemporary artists.He has garnered international critical acclaim for the complex ways in which his work engages with historical and contemporary issues of cultural and personal identity - with a focus on the interaction between Australia's indigenous, colonial, and postcolonial identities.This visually stimulating volume presents a thorough analysis of Bennett's practices and complex body of work to date, as well as a never before published intimate and revealing conversation between the artist and his long term associate Bill Wright.
Author: Kelly Gellatly
Format: Paperback, 136 pages, 240mm x 280mm, 817 g
Published: 2008, National Gallery of Victoria, Australia
Genre: Individual Artists / Art Monographs
Description
With his strong 'in-your-face' style and intellectual background, Gordon Bennett has become one of Australia's leading contemporary artists.He has garnered international critical acclaim for the complex ways in which his work engages with historical and contemporary issues of cultural and personal identity - with a focus on the interaction between Australia's indigenous, colonial, and postcolonial identities.This visually stimulating volume presents a thorough analysis of Bennett's practices and complex body of work to date, as well as a never before published intimate and revealing conversation between the artist and his long term associate Bill Wright.
Gordon Bennett
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