Rupert Bunny

Polly Borland, Untitled (Nick Cave wearing a blue wig), 2010. image

RMIT GALLERY

Chaos & Order 120 years of collecting at RMIT

Presenting the work of over 80 Australian and international artists, Chaos & Order is an ambitious survey of the RMIT Art Collection.
Polixeni Papapetrou Craig Easton Sam Jinks Penny Byrne Howard Arkley Peter Booth Rupert Bunny Bill Henson Jill Orr Juan Ford Hayden Fowler Polly Borland Juz Kitson Clare Humphries Daniel Crooks Reko Rennie Greg Semu Godwin Bradbeer Christian Thompson Hannah Bertram Maria Fernanda Cardoso Sally Gabori Robert Hunter Robert Jacks Khadim Ali Susan Philipsz Helen Maudsley Yhonnie Scarce Kawita Vatanajyankur Jan Senbergs Reko Rennie Inge King George Johnson Peter Clarke Peter Ellis Polly Borland Nick Mourtzakis Anthony Pryor Neil Emmerson Howard Arkley Peter Booth Rupert Bunny Bill Henson Robert Jacks Helen Maudsley Petr Herel Helen Maudsley Peter Booth Robert Jacks Robert Hunter Tate Adams Michael Cook Len Crawford Len French Roger Kemp Grahame King Grace Lillian Lee Trevor Nickolls Ah Xian. Curator Jon Buckingham Curatorial Assistants [Rmit Ma Arts Management]: Ellie Collins Adelaide Gandrille Marybel Schwartz Valerie Sim Sophie Weston

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 13 April 2018 to Saturday 09 June 2018Opening: Thursday 12 April 2018

Coastlines image

GEELONG GALLERY

Coastlines

From the formidable cliffs of Cape Otway to the calm waters of a Cornish fishing village, the coastal vista has long been a popular subject for artists. This display of depictions of coastlines near and far includes works by Will Ashton, Lily de Crillon Berthon, Brookes Photographic Union, Rupert Bunny, Harold Herbert, Walter Withers and his daughter Margery Withers.
Rupert Bunny Walter Withers Will Ashton Lily De Crillon Berthon Brookes Photographic Union Harold Herbert Margery Withers

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 14 December 2013 to Sunday 01 June 2014

Visions past and present: celebrating 40 years image

IAN POTTER MUSEUM OF ART

Visions past and present: celebrating 40 years

Celebrating forty years since the founding of the University Art Gallery, this exhibition will showcase significant works, revealing both the quality and the character of the collection.
Rupert Bunny William Dobell Ian Fairweather Norman Lindsay Margaret Preston Fred Williams William Strutt Pat Brassington Hugh Ramsay Ralph Balson John Brack Lina Bryans Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack Sydney Nolan Thea Proctor Vivienne Shark Le Witt

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 18 February 2012 to Sunday 26 August 2012

7 collections
Sydney Long Spirit of the plains 1897 (detail) image

ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

Australian Symbolism: the art of dreams

The first major exhibition to explore the influence of the Symbolist movement on Australian art at the turn of the 19th century. Rather than representing the real world, Symbolist artists sought to suggest altered realities as conjured by the mind. To evoke ideas, dreams and sensations, they envisaged poetic landscapes, femme fatales, and figures drawn from spiritual and mythological terrains.
Sydney Long Rupert Bunny Arthur Streeton Charles Conder George Lambert Bertram Mackennal Tom Roberts Abbey Alston

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Friday 11 May 2012 to Sunday 29 July 2012

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NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

Impressions Painting light and life

Impressions: Painting light and life presents portraits by, and of, artists at the heart of Australian impressionism including Tom Roberts, Arthur Streeton and Frederick McCubbin.
Rupert Bunny Frederick Mccubbin Arthur Streeton Walter Withers Louis Abrahams Aby Altson Julian Ashton George Coates Charles Conder David Davies Gf Folingsby E Phillips Fox A Henry Fullwood Ina Gregory Grace Joel George Lambert Lionel Lindsay Arthur Loureiro Bertram Mackennal Josephine Muntz Adams Girolamo Nerli Helen Anne Peters Hugh Ramsay Tom Roberts John Peter Russell Herbert H Smith John Sommers Snr Clara Southern Jane Sutherland George Walton

Art exhibition in Australian Capital Territory, Australia. Friday 25 November 2011 to Sunday 04 March 2012

20 collections