Exhibitions

2020-Present

NEW AUSTRALIAN PRINTMAKING

Featuring TIM MAGUIRE

The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, Fed Square

13 May 22 – 11 Sep 22

Open 10am–5pm daily


Featuring groundbreaking prints by Tim MaguireNew Australian Printmaking at NGV Australia launches the work created by these artists during the Australian Print Workshop Artist Fellowship program.

Established by the Australian Print Workshop (APW), this major fellowship program is the most significant of its kind in Australia and was awarded annually between 2017 and 2021. The Fellowship enabled these leading Australian artists to research, develop and create a new body of work in the print medium.

In a series of vibrant colour intaglio prints produced during his fellowship in 2020–21, Tim Maguire (above) has taken his recent body of work Dice Abstracts to new ground. Deriving from six simple charcoal drawings and using only the three primary colours cyan, magenta and yellow, the composition of each print was determined by the roll of dice – resulting in an extraordinary and unexpected range of colour combinations.

The exhibition also provides audiences with a fascinating insight into the collaborative process of making prints through supplementary material, including printing plates, proofs and filmed documentary footage of the artists and printers in the studio.

This exhibition has been organised by the National Gallery of Victoria and the Australian Print Workshop.

Image Credit (Left): Eugene Hyland. Portrait of Tim Maguire with his work CMY Dice Abstract 2021 at the Australian Print Workshop.

Tim Maguire

Regeneration

28 April - 22 May 2022

Martin Browne Contemporary, Sydney

  • ILEANA GALLERY

    TIM MAGUIRE: LINES OF INQUIRY

    8 March – 23 April 2022

    Lines of Inquiry will be Tim Maguire’s first solo exhibition of paintings in Queensland, focussing on his early work from the 1990s.

  • MARTIN BROWNE CONTEMPORARY

    TIM MAGUIRE

    28 April - 22 May 2022

  • NATIONAL GALLERY of VICTORIA

    NEW AUSTRALIAN PRINTMAKING

    13 May - 11 September 2022

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