Title

Adam Nudelman: Silence, Identity and the Landscape

Venues

Port Jackson Press Gallery (12 October 2006 – 4 November 2006)

Date

(2006)

Summary

Single-artist exhibition. Located: Australia (VIC). Paintings

Country of context

Australia

Abstract

A passion for the Australian landscape compels the recent work of Adam Nudelman. Created after an extended period of travel throughout Europe, this recent body of work continues to use the landscape as a vehicle to investigate issues surrounding identity, driven by the artist’s personal experiences relating to immigration and cultural heritage.

“You might see the parched ochre of a central Australian Desert, with the You Yangs tinged blue in the distance. The sum of its composite parts, each sits comfortably within the romantic notion of Australia’s wide open spaces and big skies. A picturesque vision, were it not subverted by the strange hybrid structures which populate Nudelman’s work.” Marguerite Brown (Catalogue Introduction)