Sam Jinks Sam Jinks, Flower, 2008, 35 x 25 x 25 cm, mixed media The highly detailed works of Sam Jinks, are almost unsettling in their realism. View the extraordinary pieces here.

Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today An exhibition which explores the impact of Standardized, Mass-Produced Colour on Contemporary Art with works by 44 Contemporary Artists March 2 – May 12, 2008 The Joan and Preston Robert Tisch Gallery Museum of Modern Art, New York View Article | Visit Website

Return to DG magazine 129 contents JIM LAMBIE (Scottish, born 1964) ZOBOP 2006 Vinyl tape Dimensions variable Fund for the Twenty-First Century View Gallery | Visit Website | Print & File [Members] Anne Paterson Russian-born artist, Vasily Kandinsky (1866-1944), used vibrant colour to stimulate emotions. He believed art had spiritual values. Paintings were compositions, alternative [...]

Nick Cave, 2007 Photograph by Polly Borland /Original painting by Tony Clark Commissioned by the Arts Centre in 2007 View Gallery | Print & File PDF Australian songwriter/musician Nick Cave is appearing at the Victorian Arts Centre in an exhibition that shows the many sides of his talents: aural and visual, writing and performing. Being [...]