Glenn Morgan’s instantly recognisable mixed media works exude a whimsical, cartoon-like quality that belies the often serious political and social message within. A passionate advocate for social justice, his integrity, sense of humour and masterful skill as a storyteller are always present in his works.
The raw honesty and openness in his vibrant sculptures immediately engage the viewer, drawing us in for a closer look and asking us to consider our response to the unabashed opinions expressed within the work.
Glenn Morgan’s latest body of work; Covid Madness, offers a very personal and poignant response to the tumultuous events of the past few years. As always, Morgan’s passionate messages are conveyed with humour, whimsy and profound emotion.
‘This body of work is mainly inspired by the chaotic images of the appalling behaviour of the so called ‘freedom marchers’ that were beamed into our homes on TV. I just couldn’t believe people could behave so badly. Images appeared of police horses being punched and struck with flag poles, dogs being kicked, people being punched, reporters and tv crews attacked, nurses harassed and abused not to mention the disrespectful behaviour at the Shrine of remembrance.
All for what? Sorry, I just don’t get it.
We also had reports of many people giving up their careers because they refused to get vaccinated. Sorry, I still don’t get it.
The past couple of years have been difficult, but have supplied me with a lot of source material to make images from.’
Glenn Morgan, 2022
Congratulations to Graeme Drendel, Michelle Hiscock, Martin King, Glenn Morgan, Mary Tonkin and Christine Wrest-Smith who are included in the …
Image: Glenn Morgan High Rise Towers 2021 acrylic on board 236 x 93 cm Congratulations to Glenn Morgan who has …
Image above: Glenn Morgan COVID Melbourne 2020 acrylic on board 130 x 170cm Congratulations to Glenn Morgan and Jenny Rodgerson, …
Above image: Indian Sketchbook 1 water colour and gouache 70 cm x 30 cm Dr. Maryanne Coutts will share her …
Above Image: Agatha Gothe-Snape and Michael Snape Become The Part 2022 200 cm x 100 cm x 300 cm Congratulations …
Above image: Terry Matassoni Lockdown 2021-22 pencil on paper 76 x 102 cm Congratulations to Maryanne Coutts and …
Above Image: Camie Lyons ‘Path of a Meandering Soul’ bronze 2021 700 cm x 300 cm The Langham, Gold …
Jenny Rodgerson Self portrait 2022 oil on linen Congratulations to Jenny Rodgerson and Christine Wrest-Smith who have been selected …
Peter Wegner Bill Gregory 2022 Benalla 2022 pencil and beeswax on paper 64 x 48 cm In July, Benalla Art …
Jenny Rodgerson Vegan in a leather coat 2022 oil on linen Congratulations to Glenn Morgan and Jenny Rodgerson, who have …
Above image: Janet Luxton On Mount Olympus 2022 oil on Belgian linen 150 x 130 cm Congratulations to Janet Luxton …
Colin Lanceley Chablis 1980-81 oil, mixed media and wood on canvas 143 x 220 x 18 cm (Image © the …
Sue Anderson Keep awesome, Tanglewood 2014 oil on linen 90 x 110 cm Sue Anderson’s solo exhibition Keep awesome …