> David Bromley - Days Like These: 16 October – 15 November 2008 AT Conway Street, London
The South Australian artist David Bromley is amongst the most successful and innovative painters currently working in Australia. In his art he has managed to combine a distinctive Pop sensibility – a love of found images, photographic sources and mass media references – with an inventive relish for the effects of paint.
His work divides into two distinct but related strands: images of childhood (adapted from the world of 1950s’ book illustrations) and images of the female nude.
Displaying an extraordinary artistic energy he has experimented with a wide variety of different media – printmaking, ceramic, sculpture and, recently, film. He is currently working on designs for a collection of utility furniture
He has had over thirty solo exhibitions across Australia, Europe, the USA and Asia. His work is held in corporate and private collections in both hemispheres. He is listed as one of the ’50 Most Collectible Artists in Australia’ by Australian Art Collector Magazine.
For more information contact Eleanor Ackland at ellie@rebeccahossack.com.
His work divides into two distinct but related strands: images of childhood (adapted from the world of 1950s’ book illustrations) and images of the female nude.
Displaying an extraordinary artistic energy he has experimented with a wide variety of different media – printmaking, ceramic, sculpture and, recently, film. He is currently working on designs for a collection of utility furniture
He has had over thirty solo exhibitions across Australia, Europe, the USA and Asia. His work is held in corporate and private collections in both hemispheres. He is listed as one of the ’50 Most Collectible Artists in Australia’ by Australian Art Collector Magazine.
For more information contact Eleanor Ackland at ellie@rebeccahossack.com.
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
2a Conway Street
Fitzroy Square
London
W1T 6BA
Private View:
Thursday 16 October 6.30 - 8.30 pm
Gallery opening times:
Monday - Saturday 10 - 6
Sundays - Gallery Closed