preview 2012
March | April | May | June
Director's Foreword
I can’t believe Autumn is here already! How time flies when
you’re working on a big project, such as the exciting series
from The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.
This Australian exclusive for AGWA, and Perth, has the
entire Gallery abuzz and working hard in order to get ready
for it. I’m so looking forward to opening the first exhibition,
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters on 16 June
and sharing these extraordinary works of art with you –
many of which have never been seen in Australia before.
Picasso to Warhol presents over 120 works from 14
celebrated artists including of course Picasso and Warhol,
along with Matisse, Mondrian, Calder, Pollock, Bourgeois,
Johns, Bearden, De Chirico, Miró, Léger, Duchamp and
Brancusi. Each artist is represented by a group of key
works which, when viewed together, clearly demonstrates
how their styles often shifted and developed throughout
their careers and how each artist was instrumental in the
development of 20th century art.
MoMA is an iconic institution of New York. It is the second
most visited art museum in the city and is regarded as the
foremost museum of modern and contemporary art in the
world today. It has been a pleasure working with the
Director of MoMA, Glenn D. Lowry, and his team. I look
forward to welcoming Glenn to Perth for the Picasso to
Warhol opening night and accompanying events.
We have a wonderful series of supporting events planned for
this exhibition and I encourage you to bookmark our website
or sign-up for our e-newsletter so you can be the first in the
know – there will be special exhibition tours, opening parties,
guest lecturers, music events and much more.
Joan Miró
(Spanish, 1893-1983)
Dutch Interior (I), July – December, 1928
Oil on canvas
36 1/8 x 28 3/4" (91.8 x 73 cm)
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund
© Successió Miró. ADAGP + Miro/Licensed by Viscopy
Complementing Picasso to Warhol is the first Australian
retrospective of acclaimed photography artist Jeff Wall.
The Gallery first collected his work in 1999 with Polishing
and we’re delighted to curate this touring exhibition in
association with The National Gallery of Victoria. I have no
doubt that the sheer scale and incredible detail of these
works will draw people in. And the stories behind some of
the works will astound.
But before the opening of both these exhibitions
highlighting international artists I urge you to look a little
closer to home and visit Year 12 Perspectives 2011 before
it closes on 9 April. Every year, I am amazed by the talent
evident in the work on display. I’m also pleased to announce
Santos as the new Principal Exhibition Sponsor for Year 12
Perspectives and we welcome them to the Gallery as a
committed supporter of the arts scene, in particular the
youth arts scene, in Western Australia.
Once again, I’ve more to tell you than the space allows! So
please enjoy the rest of Preview and I hope to see you in
the Gallery soon.
Ciao, Stefano
Jeff Wall
A sudden gust of wind (after Hokusai) 1993
transparency in light box, unique state
250 x 397 cm
Tate, London
Purchased with the assistance from the Patrons of New Art through the
Tate Gallery Foundation and from the National Art Collections Fund 1995
© Jeff Wall
exhibition
Tom Malone Prize 2003-2012 &
Translucence: contemporary glass
Until 2 April 2012
This year the Gallery celebrates ten years of the Tom
Malone Prize. Established in 2003, the Tom Malone Prize
is an acquisitive prize for Australian glass artists and has
been the conduit for a range of inspiring purchases in this
exciting medium.
Currently on display we have the fourteen shortlisted artists
for this year’s Prize, which includes the 2012 winner Brian
Corr for Ensō. Corr's work will enter the permanent
Collection, joining the works of past winners, which
can be seen in the companion exhibition Translucence:
contemporary glass. Providing further context and an
overview of the Collection’s glass holdings, Translucence also
includes a range of material from 1981 to the present day. Judges’ comments
"We were truly impressed by Corr’s achievement in
balancing intuition and technique to convey form, and
form within space. His activation of glass as a medium of
light sees him employing its natural qualities in a subtly
dramatic way. The captivating interplay of void and shadow
is the perfect showcase for his masterful combination of
craft and poetry."
Winner Tom Malone Prize 2012
Brian Corr
Ensō 2011
waterjet cut, cold worked and constructed flat and
kiln-formed glass
Photograph courtesy of Rob Little
Elizabeth Malone, Klaus Moje, Stefano Carboni
and Robert Cook
Winner Tom Malone Prize 2003
Stefano Carboni and Klaus Moje viewing Brian Corr's Ensō.
Nick Mount
Scent bottle #070702, 2002
glass, blown and machined aluminium
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Purchased through the Tom Malone Prize,
Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation, 2003
Exhibition
Year 12 Perspectives 2011
Until 9 April 2012
Year 12 Perspectives is an annual exhibition which
showcases the finest and most exciting work from
graduating Year 12 students, and is truly one of the most
popular events on the Gallery’s calendar. This year a
general theme of relationships and connections seems to
have evolved in the diverse selection; works depict the
relationships between self and the wider community,
between self and other family members, and the
relationship one has with one's self.
Imogen Geste
Belles Personnes 2011
oil on canvas
three parts, 35.5 x 45 cm each
Churchlands Senior High School
Each artwork, whilst technically outstanding, also asks us
to think about the world from a different perspective, with
a mix of the political, the intimate, the reflective and the
effervescent.
Come and see the exhibition to be provoked, challenged,
delighted and entertained, but most of all, to see a glimpse
of the world through the eyes of our young people.
The Art Gallery of WA is excited to announce that Santos Ltd
(Santos) is the new Year 12 Perspectives Principal Exhibition
Sponsor. As well as supporting the exhibition, Santos is
sponsoring an award for the artwork considered the most
popular by our visitors. The Santos Year 12 Perspectives
People’s Choice Award will see the artist whose work is voted
the most popular by Gallery audiences receive a trip for two
to the Art Gallery of South Australia as their prize.
The school attended by the winning student will also receive
a prize donated by Santos; for 30 current students to visit
the Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters exhibition
from The Museum of Modern Art in New York, opening at
the Gallery in June this year. One lucky voter will win a season
pass for two to this first MoMA exhibition. Voting closes
Monday 26 March and the winners will be announced on
Wednesday 4 April 2012.
Visit the exhibition and make your vote count, or view the
online gallery and vote for your favourite! Please visit our
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/artgallerywa
Jessica Penny
Morph 2011
various metals, plastic, fabric, paint
162 x 120 x 130 cm
Frederick Irwin Anglican School
Exhibition
JEFF WALL Photographs
26 May – 10 September 2012
Jeff Wall is recognised throughout the world as one of the
most innovative and influential artists working today. JEFF
WALL Photographs, this first Australian survey of his work
brings together 26 photographs to present an overview of
his outstanding achievements and features major works
from over three decades of artistic and photographic
innovation. Large-scale and luminous, his photographs have
rewritten nearly every convention of photography. Wall’s
outstanding body of work has played a decisive role in
establishing photography as the major contemporary art
form it is today.
Jeff Wall - Artist's talk
Sunday 27 May 2012 at 2pm FREE
Join artist Jeff Wall and AGWA Deputy Director | Chief
Curator Gary Dufour for an artist's talk and a question and
answer session, and discover the mind behind these
amazing photographs. This is an extraordinary opportunity
to learn more about one of the most influential
photographers of our time.
For more information please visit: artgallery.wa.gov.au
Jeff Wall’s approach to photography is diverse, ranging from
photographs presented as illuminated colour transparencies
in light boxes, black and white prints, and colour prints to
intimate small-scale photographic observations.
Wall’s photographs are ambitious and embrace an
expansive curiosity about photography, art, and the
picture-making possibilities of both today. His tableauscale photographs are based on first hand observations of
everyday situations and incidents. Their size, intensity and
quality attract attention and offer the chance to revel in an
imaginative 'near documentary' photographic moment.
JEFF WALL Photographs is a rare opportunity to see these
outstanding works which have changed the trajectories for
contemporary art. His photographs will enthral with their
lavish beauty, keep you looking with pure visual pleasure
and repay your attention with refreshed perceptions as the
so often invisible in our everyday world is made visible.
Jeff Wall
The Destroyed Room 1978
transparency in light box, AP
159 x 234 cm
Courtesy of the artist © Jeff Wall
JEFF WALL Photographs is an exhibition organised by the
Art Gallery of Western Australia in association with the
National Gallery of Victoria.
Jeff Wall Opening Party
Friday 25 May 2012 from 6.30pm
Come celebrate the opening of Jeff Wall Photographs.
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Jeff Wall
Boy falls from tree 2010
colour photograph, AP
226 x 305.3 cm
Courtesy of the artist © Jeff Wall
Exhibition
Picasso to Warhol:
Fourteen Modern Masters
Australian Exclusive – Opens Saturday 16 June 2012
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters is the first
exhibition in a series of six exciting shows from The
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. It features
a rich selection of works by the world’s most important
and inspiring modern artists: Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse,
Piet Mondrian, Constantin Brancusi, Fernand Léger,
Marcel Duchamp, Giorgio de Chirico, Joan Miró, Alexander
Calder, Jackson Pollock, Louise Bourgeois, Romare
Bearden, Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol. Together, this group transformed the art and culture of the
twentieth century. In order to convey their outstanding
achievements, each artist is represented with a group of
key works, many of which are on show for the first time in
Australia, and rarely seen outside MoMA. This is a powerful
and exciting show of the most breathtaking and significant
treasures of modern art.
Picasso to Warhol Opening Party
Friday 15 June 2012
Come celebrate the opening of Picasso to Warhol
from The Museum of Modern Art. This late night,
New York-style party will be brimming with food, drink
and live entertainment.
Admission fees apply. For ticketing information,
exhibition details, program of events and all the latest
news, visit: artgallery.wa.gov.au
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Andy Warhol
(American, 1928-1987)
Brillo Boxes (Soap Pads), 1964
Synthetic polymer paint and silkscreen ink on wood
Each box: 17 1/8 x 17 x 14" (43.3 x 43.2 x 36.5 cm)
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of Doris and Donald Fisher
© The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. ARS/ Licensed by Viscopy
Pablo Picasso
(Spanish, 1881-1973)
Woman by a Window, June 1956
Oil on canvas
63 3/4 x 51 1/4" (162 x 130 cm)
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund
© Succession Picasso/ Licensed by Viscopy
State art collection
Your Collection 1800 – today
Our most important asset is the State Art Collection. Your
Collection is the leading public art collection in the State,
with many areas of acknowledged excellence, including
Western Australian art, Modern British art and Indigenous
art. The many highlights of the inspiring art in the Your
Collection displays are presented across all ground floor
galleries in both the Centenary Galleries and the main
Gallery building. The displays are chronologically arranged
from the 1800s to today.
Art, craft and design, and Indigenous and non-Indigenous
works are displayed together in Your Collection and are
presented in four parts; 1800-1920 Here and There
located in the Centenary Galleries includes works by Hans
Heysen, Frederick McCubbin and Auguste Rodin; 19201960 Many Modernisms includes works by Stanley
Spencer, Sidney Nolan and Kathleen O’Connor; 1960-1980
Anything Goes features work by Jenny Watson,
Barbara Hepworth, Kaapa Tjampitjinpa and Alec
Mingelmanganu; 1980–today Expanding Fields brings
us up to date with major works by Rover Thomas, Ken
Unsworth, Sally Gabori and Max Pam. Sandra Hill
Home-maker #4 2010
oil on canvas
91.0 x 76.0 cm
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Purchased through the TomorrowFund,
Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation, 2011
© Sandra Hill, 2010
Robert Dale print after
etcher and publisher Robert Havell Jr
Panoramic view of King George's Sound, part of the Colony of Swan River 1834 (detail)
hand-coloured etching and aquatint
18.0 x 274.5 cm (image, sight)
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Transferred from Battye Library, 1955
children's and schools' programs
Education Highlights
Children's Activities
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
from The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Water Corporation Water Walk Trail
We’re bringing the world’s greatest artists to AGWA
from 16 June 2012…so pencil us in!
To enhance your visit to this special exhibition, AGWA offers
art activities conducted by the Gallery's Educators, and
guided tours for students of all ages led by our Voluntary
Gallery Guides.
Discover new ways to view Your Collection and learn
interesting facts about water in Australia, the world’s
driest inhabited continent. The trail uses works of art to
increase community awareness about themes such as
water as a force of nature, water usage, scientific facts and
water as a scarce and precious resource.
Our Education Program for Picasso to Warhol will expose
your students to all four visual arts outcomes – Art Ideas,
Art Skills and Processes, Art Responses and Art in
Society, and make the exhibition an excellent semesterlong resource.
A range of Education Resources will be available to
download at the Education section of our website:
artgallery.wa.gov.au
Children’s Discovery Sheets
Explore the Your Collection displays with our interactive
discovery sheets that encourage children to observe the
many different works within the State Art Collection. These
are available every day and can be found at Reception.
Darbyshire Pottery
top: Platypus (reclining) c1938-c1956
above: Platypus c1938-c1956
porcelain
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Gift of the descendents of Jean Darbyshire, 2004
Interactive Drawing Space
Are you feeling creative? Be a Mini Modernist!
John Russell
Les Aiguilles de Belle-lle c1890
oil on canvas
64.8 x 63.8 cm
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Purchased with funds from the Great Australian Paintings Appeal, 1984
Our State Art Collection display Your Collection
1920 – 1960 Many Modernisms features a drawing table
for both children and adults. Visitors can draw a colourful
still life using the objects in the exhibition as inspiration.
You can then take your work home or display it within the
space for everyone to admire!
foundation
An eventful year ahead for the Art Gallery of
Western Australia Foundation
Well, it has only just begun but 2012 is already shaping up to
be an incredibly exciting year for Foundation Members.
Building on 2011's special insights and amazing journeys,
this year we're upping the ante and making sure our
Members are offered even more exciting premium events
and activities that can be experienced nowhere else.
The first of these will be the chance to see internationally
acclaimed artist Jeff Wall’s exhibition JEFF WALL
Photographs at a special Foundation preview. Wall's work
is the most significant in the world of contemporary
photography, and the Gallery is leading the country in
being the first venue for this special AGWA-originated
exhibition. Foundation Members will have the opportunity
to embrace this show before the general public with
insights from the artist, and our Deputy Director | Chief
Curator, Gary Dufour, curator of Jeff Wall Photographs.
A further highlight will be a Foundation preview event to
celebrate the opening of the Gallery’s exclusive exhibition of
the year from The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New
York, Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters. Glenn
D. Lowry, Director of MoMA will be travelling to Perth
especially for this momentous occasion, which marks the
start of our unique relationship with MoMA. Not only are the
works in Picasso to Warhol rarely seen outside the walls of
MoMA, their compelling visual conversations offer
fascinating insights into the trajectories of modern art, a
series of art forms that has transformed not only art, but the
world we live in today.
Other Foundation Events already planned for 2012 include:
an interactive art activity for members and their families;
a new Members Welcome Evening for an interesting
behind the scenes tour of the Gallery; a unique shopping
evening at the Art Gallery Shop; and monthly Picture Club
sessions, where our expert Volunteer Gallery Guides lead
the conversation about works of art in Your Collection,
to name a few.
Invitations are sent out to events as they approach.
For more information on the Foundation or Foundation
events please contact:
Lyn-Marie Hegarty, Development Director on 9492 6760
or email: [email protected] or
Teresa Fantoni, Foundation Manager on 9492 6761
or email: [email protected]
Foundation Members watching glassmaking in the Venini on the 2011 Venice tour.
For those wanting to supplement their Gallery encounters
with city-based adventures, Foundation Members in 2012
are being offered an experience unlike any other. Following
on from the highly successful 2011 tour to Venice,
Foundation Fellows, Benefactors, Governors and VicePatrons are also set to enjoy a unique art tour to New York
in 2012. The six day tour will be conducted by AGWA
Director, Dr Stefano Carboni. New York was Stefano’s
home for 16 years while he was the Curator and
Administrator of Islamic Art at the Metropolitan Museum
of Art. Stefano’s contacts and knowledge of the New York
arts scene are sure to make this another memorable
Foundation trip. This trip will be a true insider's journey, a
journey into the heart of the world's richest cultural
capital. It is a journey not to be missed!
Members enjoying a Foundation Event.
March 2012
Your Collection 1800 – today
Ongoing
Shadow quartet – William Kentridge
Ongoing
Vast: North-West landscapes
Until Monday 26 March
April 2012
Tom Malone Prize 2003-2012 &
Translucence: contemporary glass
Until Monday 2 April
Year 12 Perspectives 2011
Until Monday 9 April
May 2012
As a Friend of the Art Gallery of Western Australia, you
will join a social and vibrant community of Friends who
enjoy many benefits and privileges, bringing you in closer
touch with the Gallery, its exhibitions, Collection and special
events. While widening your knowledge and appreciation of
the arts and the growing Collection at the Gallery, you can
also explore the rich Western Australian art scene. Through
an exciting and diverse range of educational, informative
and fun activities we cater to all creative and cultural tastes.
The Friends have a long history of contributing to the
acquisition of new works for the State Art Collection, and
the education and public programs at the Gallery.
Membership also entitles you to reciprocal benefits with
fellow Museums and arts organisations across Australia.
For more information on becoming a Member of The
Friends of AGWA and enjoying one or more of their
events please call the Friends office on 9492 6750. Non
Members welcome.
JEFF WALL Photographs
26 May – 10 September
June 2012
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Opens Saturday 16 June
Jenny Watson
The plane tree of memory 1986
oil, gouache, pigments and collage on cotton duck
257.9 x 164.5 cm
State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Purchased 1989
Gwen Gaff (Friends Executive Officer) Robert Buratti (President)
Philip Mitchell (Artistic Director, Spare Parts Puppet Theatre)
Mariana Atkins (Friends Councillor) in the Friends of AGWA
Children’s Space supported by Lotterywest.
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Exhibition Calendar
WALK IN TOURS
Walk-in Tours
Generously guided by Volunteer Gallery Guides
FREE*
MARCH 2012
Monday 5, 12, 19, 26 at 11am and 1pm
Centenary Gallery Favourites
Wednesday 7, 14, 21, 28 at 11am and 1pm
Tom Malone Prize 2003-2012 &
Translucence: contemporary glass
Thursday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 at 11am and 1pm
A Sense of Place
Friday Focus 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 12.30pm
Arthur Boyd
Friday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 2pm
The Guide’s favourites
Saturday 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 at 1pm
Indigenous Art
Friday 4, 11, 18, 25 at 2pm
Not always as it seems
Saturday 5, 12, 19, 26 at 1pm
Indigenous Art
Sunday 6, 13, 20, 27 at 11am and 1pm
Gallery Highlights
JUNE 2012
Monday 4, 11 at 11am and 1pm
Monday 18, 25 at 1pm
Artworks in Wood
Monday 18, 25 at 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Wednesday 6, 13 at 11am and 1pm
Wednesday 20, 27 at 1pm
JEFF WALL Photographs
Wednesday 20, 27 at 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Sunday 4, 11, 18, 25, at 11am and 1pm
Highlights of the State Art Collection
Thursday 7, 14, at 11am and 1pm
Thursday 21, 28 at 1pm
Three Dimensional works in the State Art Collection
APRIL 2012
Thursday 21, 28 at 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Monday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 11am and 1pm
Light and Line in Art
Friday Focus 1, 8, 15 at 12.30pm
Galliano Fardin
Wednesday 4, 11, 18 at 11am and 1pm
Treasures from the State Art Collection
Thursday 5, 12, 19, 26 at 11am and 1pm
Women Artists in the State Art Collection
Friday Focus 13, 20, 27 at 12.30pm
Ricky Swallow
Friday 13, 20, 27 at 2pm
Colour my World
Saturday 7, 14, 21, 28 at 1pm
Gallery Favourites
Sunday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, at 11am and 1pm
Indigenous Art
MAY 2012
Monday 7, 14, 21, 28 at 11am and 1pm
Contemporary Works
Wednesday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 11am and 1pm
Historical Works from the State Art Collection
Thursday 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 at 11am and 1pm
Artists’ Techniques
Friday Focus 4, 11, 18, 25 at 12.30pm
Brian Blanchflower
Friday 1, 8, 15 at 2pm
Friday 22, 29 at 1pm
Contemporary Indigenous Art
Friday 22, 29 at 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Saturday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 at 1pm
Your State Art Collection
Saturday 16, 23, 30 at 12pm and 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
Sunday 3, 10 at 11am and 1pm
Sunday 17, 24 at 1pm
Indigenous Art
Sunday 17, 24 at 12pm and 2pm
Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters
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Jeff Wall
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A sudden gust of wind (after Hokusai) 1993 (detail)
transparency in light box, unique state
250 x 397 cm
Tate, London
Purchased with the assistance from the Patrons of New Art through the
Tate Gallery Foundation and from the National Art Collections Fund 1995
© Jeff Wall
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