Warm Ties
A searing critique of the violence, corruption, and bribery at the heart of the country's past
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This hard-hitting exhibition by Australian artist Helen Johnson shines a satirical light on Australia's history, examining the violence, corruption, and bribery at the heart of the country's past. Massive, heavily-textured paintings done on unstretched canvas, Johnson's works use a ribald caricature-like style to make a searing critique of the British colonialists who landed in Australia and claimed it as their own.
Image: Mark Blower.
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