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Tony Clark

A pink book cover featuring small black illustrations of abstract sculptural forms, with black text reading Tony Clark unsculpted.

Tony Clark

Published to accompany his major exhibition, this beautifully illustrated publication spans over forty years of Tony Clark’s practice, with a focus on the representation of sculptural motifs through painted form.

Includes twelve texts by art historians, curators and artists, providing various perspectives on Clark’s work.

Contributors: Stephen Bram, Kevin Flanagan, Michael Graf, Magdalene Keaney, Shelley Lasica, Gabrielle Martin, Chris McAuliffe, Robyn McKenzie, Virginia Rigney, Joanne Ritson, Ulrike Stottrop, Rafael von Uslar and Lyndal Walker.

Editor: Jacqueline Doughty

Available for purchase at Buxton Contemporary, with postal delivery available. For purchase enquiries contact Buxton Contemporary.

$45, student discount 50%

A magazine spread features an interview with Tony Clark and Shelley Lasica on the left, and a grid of ten photos showing a person in various poses against a painted backdrop on the right. Page numbers 70 and 71 appear at the bottom.
Abstract painting of a yellow tree-like form with multiple branches against a vibrant red, pink, and black wavy background. The image has a bold, almost surreal look with smooth, rounded shapes. Page number 110 appears in the corner.
A two-page magazine spread: the left page features five vertical, painted stretcher bars with colorful circular patterns on a black background; the right page has an essay about Stephen Brams artwork, with black text and three small grayscale photos of gallery installations.