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
It’s 1984 in Mexico and David Hockney is about to create a new series using a new piece of technology…
Categories: Behind-the-scenes, Tyler Graphics Ltd • Tags: Acatlan, hockney, lithography, Mexico, Moving focus, Oaxaca
National Gallery of Australia Director Nick Mitzevich and Kenneth Tyler AO in conversation
Categories: Behind-the-scenes • Tags: california, Gemini GEL
In fond memory of printmaking pioneer Garo Antreasian
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Garo Antreasian, junewayne, lithography, Tamarind Lithography Workshop
Assistant curator Ella Morrison investigates Joan Mitchell’s Bedford II and the importance of colour to her work
Categories: Tyler Graphics Ltd • Tags: Bedford Village, Joan Mitchell
In 1974, Tyler and Rauschenberg visited a French paper mill. Experiments with paper pulp, an inspired display case and a photo album were produced…
Categories: Gemini GEL • Tags: papermaking, Richard de Bas paper mill, Robert Rauschenberg
Artist and curator Anja Loughhead examines ‘Abandoned book study’ by Robert Motherwell
Categories: Reflections on, Tyler Graphics Ltd
Curatorial assistant David Greenhalgh reflects on the use of documents and archival material in Rauschenberg’s work.
Categories: Gemini GEL • Tags: Robert Rauschenberg
This incredible photo features many well-known artists from Tyler’s printing career. But a question remains unanswered: Who is the photographer?
Categories: Artists, Behind-the-scenes, Gemini GEL
Marking the beginning of the new ongoing series ‘Reflections on’, this month Assistant Curator of the Kenneth Tyler Collection Ella Morrison responds to the six lithographs that comprise Joe Goode’s ‘The English still life series’ (1967).
Categories: Artists, Gemini GEL, Gemini Ltd., Reflections on • Tags: Gemini GEL, lithography
Malcolm Morley was an artist who defied categorisation during his artistic career. With great sadness, we reflect here on a dynamic artist and his work.
Categories: Artists, Behind-the-scenes • Tags: Malcolm Morley, photorealism, Super Realism
In conjunction with the exhibition ‘David Hockney Prints’ a selection of cancellation proofs are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia, offering viewers a rare glimpse at this little known practice of print workshops.
Categories: Artists, Behind-the-scenes, Gemini GEL • Tags: Alice Desmond, Art, canberra, cancellation proofs, David Hockney, hockney, Kenneth Tyler, National Gallery of Australia, printmaking, prints, Tyler Collection
Gina Tomao was one of the first artists to make prints with Kenneth Tyler at his newly established custom printing shop, Gemini Ltd., in Los Angeles California. Unfortunately very little has been published about Tomao, but recently her son Charles Lynn Bragg kindly shared some memories of his mother.
Categories: Uncategorized
“I love new mediums. I think mediums can turn you on, they can excite you; they always let you do something in a different way”
Categories: Exhibitions
