Ivan Durrant: Marmalade Skies Through Opal Eyes focuses on the most recent paintings of the highly regarded Australian artist with landscapes of the Western District and still-life works of his studio.
Durrant's career has been marked by controversy and social commentary. His enduring exploration of themes like animal slaughter and rural life exemplifies his continued ability to provoke thought and evoke emotion through art.
In this exhibition with Hamilton Gallery, Durrant will showcase some of his most well-known and loved paintings.
Image: Image of Ivan Durrant. Photo credit: Victor Colin Courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.
Hamilton Gallery
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Hamilton VIC 3300
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