Yosl Bergner 'The Message, from The Kimberley Album' cool tones This screenprint demonstrates Amor’s mind

This screenprint demonstrates Amor’s mind at work: his understanding of atmosphere

but not straightforwardly so: despite the doctor’s advice and her limited vision

Endowed with the rich inner-life of any person - plus centuries of symbolism - Auguste’s work evokes the draw humans feel towards animals

It is both a tribute and an absurdist

composing a visual melody that must be seen to be heard

Yosl Bergner 'The Message, from The Kimberley Album' cool tones This screenprint demonstrates Amor’s mindThe story behind this work is stranger than fiction. It begins in 1933 when Yiddish poet, playwright, essayist and activist Melech Ravitch (a pseudonym for Zekharye Khone Bergner) left Europe in search of a new home for Europes increasingly threatened Jewish population. He arrived in Australia with the fantasy that among the Kimberleys lied the Promised Land for his people. Decades later his son, the acclaimed artist Yosl Bergner, memorialised this