‘Bush to Bay: Hinton and the Artists’ Camps’
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Mosman Art Gallery
‘The Sydney Artist Camps. An Historical Novel’
One of eight artists, along with Gabrielle Collins, Viola Dominello, Ashley Frost, Michelle Hungerford, Angus Nivison, Elouise Roberts and Ana Young responding to the rich history of the artist camps.
“Hadyn Wilson’s large scale installation of appropriated images is a tour de force. It invites close inspection as each painting presents a revisionist expression based on original masterpieces of the time, in a comment on the era’s fabled histories and the reliable and unreliable narratives that surround them.”
Katrina Cashman, Senior Curator
Mosman Art Gallery
“Although my installation of faintly ‘unreliable histories’ is based on a genuine archive, it is essentially a homage to these extraordinarily talented artists and what was a truly unique and inspiring period in Australian art”.
Hadyn Wilson
Arthur Streeton’s ‘Still life with Tobacco Jar, Billy and Glass Vial’. 1883, (with found remnant)
Arthur Streeton’s ‘Beach scene’. 1890, with Lifeguard
Alfred Henry Fullwood’s ‘Tidal Flats, Mosman Bay’. 1893, with SUV
Tom Roberts’ ‘Australian pastoral’. 1904-5, reworked in 1931, with Selfies
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Arthur Streeton’s ‘Camp at Sirius Cove’. 1892, with tag
Arthur Streeton’s ‘Circular Quay’. 1892, with Marriage Equality Rally
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Lionel Lindsay’s ‘Cremorne Point’. 1944, with iPhone 8
Arthur Streeton’s ‘Cremorne’. 1895, with trees marked for removal
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Tom Roberts’, ‘The Camp, Sirius Cove’. 1899, with bull shark
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Arthur Streeton’s ‘Seaside Pastoral’. 1921, and Council Ranger
Hilda Rix Nicholas’ ‘View from the garden’. 1920, with Whipper Snipper
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Sydney Long’s ‘Sydney Harbour View’. 1907, with Yoga class
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Arthur Streeton’s ‘Sydney Harbour’. 1895, with escaped Florentijn Hofman’s rubber duck
Arthur Streeton’s ‘A Souvenir of Little Sirius Cove, Mosman’. 1897, recorded with a drone
Arthur Streeton’s ‘Sorrento, Naples’ (also known as ‘Balmoral Beach’). 1897, with non-biodegradable product
Tom Roberts’ ‘Landscape, Cremorne’. 1894, with ‘Sorry’
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