Highly celebrated Sydney printmaker Bruce Goold employs thick line and broad colour in his vibrant linocuts and woodblocks to create images of Australian flora and fauna, as well as South Pacific inspired esoteric and symbolic subjects. His iconic prints utilise bold lines and graphic forms, evocative of the the black paper-cut silhouette portraits popular in 18th century Europe. This exhibition celebrates the richness and contrast that epitomizes Goold’s engaging works of art.
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