Simryn Gill - Here Art Grows On Trees available and a greater reflection on

and a greater reflection on the performances of everyday life

Surprise moments and repetition as an aesthetic principle are returning themes in Renggli’s work and lead to a magnificent state of ambivalence which connects us with the either/or sides of a problem

Co-published by Valiz & Casco (Amsterdam)

Mongrel Rapture is the first major monograph on Ashton Raggatt McDougall

As traces left behind by the last 200 years of profound historical change

Simryn Gill - Here Art Grows On Trees available and a greater reflection onSimryn Gill is the Australian representative at the 55th International Exhibition of Art la Biennale di Venezia. Published by the Australia Council for the Arts, Here Art Grows On Trees traces Gill's oeuvre including her latest work, which is currently showing at the Biennale. Gill's work is softly spoken. Often employing humble materials, her works deal with the passage of time, identity and place. Edited by Catherine de Zegher, this vast monograph