Auguste Blackman 'Alice’s Tea Party' minimalist Climent had continued painting prolifically

Climent had continued painting prolifically

Kennedy’s work is not about the landscape

comments on the history of the reclined female nude in relation to a contemporary sunbather

In the intoxicating realism of ‘Before the Time of Fire’

Snir presents a two-headed figure

Auguste Blackman 'Alice’s Tea Party' minimalist Climent had continued painting prolificallyAuguste Blackman, son of Charles Blackman, carries on his fathers legacy with the fantastical Alices Tea Party. Present is the White Rabbit, floating teacups and mice, the Cheshire Cat pouring tea, flowers, and Alice at the images heart. This work is as much an ode to Alice in Wonderland as it is to Augustes childhood. Cast in a complex and personal light, this Alice is an homage to Charles Blackmans legacy, the wonder of a childlike eye and chaos.