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  • When21 April - 18 June
  • CuratorsTerence Maloon and Tony Oates
  • Opening Thursday 20 April 6:00pm

After his demise at the age of 52 in 1973, Tony Tuckson’s stature has grown exponentially. His prolific output over a mere 25 years has been gradually revealed and continuously re-estimated. The works on paper in this exhibition are drawn from a residue in the Tuckson estate which has proved to be full of surprises. It shows Tuckson as an inexhaustible source of creative improvisation. A wealth of never exhibited works can be seen here for the first time, augmented by a selection of his finest paintings.

SYNERGY: Tony Tuckson – drawing into painting is curated by Terence Maloon and Tony Oates.

Image: Tony Tuckson Untitled 1956, gouache on paper, 107 x 82 cm. Purchased, 2014. Australian National University Art Collection.

The exhibition opens on Thursday 20 April, 6.00pm. No registrations required for this event. The exhibition will be officially launched by distinguished writer and broadcaster, David Marr.

 

Publication

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  • TitleSynergy: Tony Tuckson – Drawing into Painting
  • SpecsPaperback, 108 pages.
  • PublisherPublished 2023 by DHG Publishing
  • Details
  • ISBN978-0-6454883-4-0
  • Price$40 + $10 postage / Buy Now

Install Images

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

Installation image photographed by David Paterson.

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The Drill Hall Gallery acknowledges the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the traditional custodians of the Canberra region, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

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