Jan Senbergs: Observation—Imagination

See more than 120 pieces from one of Melbourne's most celebrated artists.
Tom Clift
Published on March 29, 2016
Updated on March 29, 2016

Overview

The career of one of Melbourne's most celebrated painters is the subject of a new exhibition at NGV Australia. Jan Senbergs: Observation—Imagination surveys the celebrated work of the eponymous artist, who for over half a century has captivated art lovers with his large-scale paintings, drawings and prints, depicting some of country's most iconic landmarks in his endlessly inventive style.

Open from March 18 until June 12, the free exhibition features more than 120 works. From bushfires raging through the Victorian Otways to maze-like aerial visions of Sydney Harbour, Senbergs' work is instantly recognisable and draws its inspiration from a myriad of sources. The images are quintessentially Australian, with a touch of the absurd.

The Federation Square gallery will host numerous special events in conjunction with the exhibition, including workshops, panel discussions and talks with the curator. For the complete lineup, go here.

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