Painting the Landscape 1985-1999 Catalogue
Author(s)
Bramley-Moore, Mostyn
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2000
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Mostyn Bramley-Moore's paintings have always challenged viewers in that they paradoxically appear, within single works, to address quite different kinds of concerns. They can present as both abstract and narrative in nature, and also act simultaneously as personal visual diaries and arenas for philosophical debate. In this lecture, Professor Bramley-Moore will provide an overview of his paintings from a fifteen-year time span. He will talk about working from the landscape and about being part of the landscape.Mostyn Bramley-Moore's paintings have always challenged viewers in that they paradoxically appear, within single works, to address quite different kinds of concerns. They can present as both abstract and narrative in nature, and also act simultaneously as personal visual diaries and arenas for philosophical debate. In this lecture, Professor Bramley-Moore will provide an overview of his paintings from a fifteen-year time span. He will talk about working from the landscape and about being part of the landscape.
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Queensland College of Art
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