Artists

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Print by Aubrey Beardsley, one figure hovers above the water while holding a detached head.
Southside Sunday Morning, 2018, © Bisa Butler
Painting: Abstract deconstruction of architecture - a staircase curves upward and to nowhere, while swirls and balls of colour surround it.
Digital painting: Cloudy skyline with pale flowers gathered together in the middle, with spots of bright green flowers dotted amongst them.
Photograph with a painterly appearance to it. The image is a self-portrait of the photographer Fred Herzog. The image shows a young Fred Herzog looking sideways and up from the table. Light has come in from the window which centres the image and creates a dramatic use of light to frame Herzog's face. It also shows artwork on the walls and a pen in Herzog's hand.
Oil painting filled with bright colours, sinuous lines and abstract figures
Painting: A young women crouches between threatening waves, she grasps a red stick, while a bird of prey flies beside her holding a larger branch. The woman, the bird and the waves are painted in shades of blue, while the skyline is oranges
Transparent sculpture with solid face. The face is shown to be unhappy, while in their hair is multiple "selves" each showing a false emotion of happiness.
Drawing: Picture of a young girl intricately coloured with fines lines - pointillism. Imaginative creatures surround her head.
Watercolour painting: Shows town roofs in various hues of orange.
Reconstructed portrait of a child, the image composed of items and smaller images.
.Fiber art: Shows the artist and her child looking at paper/drawing/homework on the kitchen table
Drawing: Side portrait of a young woman, behind her are flowers, to the right an avocado which has been cut, while on the left is a succulent in bloom. On her shoulder is half a pear.
Digital painting: a young girl is shown smiling/laughing, her eyes closed tightly.
Sculpture: A tin can rests on its side, from the tin can spills toxic waste, while purple and orange fungi grow around it.
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