After 12.5 years, it is time for the Kenneth Tyler Collection blog to move to a new home. With the recently updated National Gallery of Australia website being rolled out, our content can now be found in the Stories & Ideas section of this domain. We would like to thank all of our wonderful readers for coming on this journey with us so far. Remember that the this is not the end of our storytelling journey, simply a new beginning […]
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A look at Ellsworth Kelly’s Colored Paper Images series, 1976
Categories: Behind-the-scenes • Tags: Ellsworth Kelly
David Greenhalgh examines Keith Sonnier’s 1973 ‘Video Still Screen’ series, their noise and how the artist reimagined television
Categories: Gemini GEL • Tags: Sonnier
Ruby Rossiter explores Bruce Nauman’s 1973 print ‘Clear vision’.
Categories: Artists, Gemini GEL • Tags: Bruce Nauman, Clear vision, Gemini GEL, Kenneth Tyler, lithography, National Gallery of Australia, printmaking
Remembering Pat Gilmour, curator, writer and print scholar.
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An investigation into one of the first prints made at Gemini Limited and the explosive processes behind it
Categories: Artists, Behind-the-scenes, Tyler Graphics Ltd • Tags: bijin-ga, Catfish envy, etching, intaglio, Kenneth Tyler, Kunisada eclipsed, Longing samurai, Masami Teraoka, National Gallery of Australia, printmaking, Toyohara Kunichika, Tyler Collection, Tyler Graphics Ltd, ukiyo, ukiyo-e, View from here to eternity, woodblock, woodcut, Yasuyuki Shibata
With heavy hearts we share the news of Marabeth Cohen-Tyler’s passing.
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An investigation into one of the first prints made at Gemini Limited and the explosive processes behind it
Categories: Gemini Ltd. • Tags: Gemini Limited, piotr kowalski
A look at Charles White’s Portrait and the source for this work
Categories: Gemini Ltd. • Tags: charleswhite
How David Hockney affirmed his identity through the image making process
Categories: Artists
Oldenburg’s ode to a car, and the complex plastic processes behind its manufacture
Categories: 3D Multiples • Tags: oldenburg
Anja Loughhead questions the influence of Japanese culture on Helen Frankenthaler
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Helen Frankenthaler
How Roy Lichtenstein ironically reincorporated the Abstract Expressionist brushstroke
Categories: Reflections on
The Lead relief series are an ironic critique of visual culture, a rhetorical proposition to the looming, unanswerable question – how indeed are these objects intended to nourish us if their message is always changing?
Categories: Behind-the-scenes, Gemini GEL
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