Asher Bilu b. 1936

  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Painter)
Asher Bilu was born in Israel in 1936, and began his career as an artist soon after arriving in Australia in 1956. He creates paintings, sculptures and installations and has also contributed to several films by Director Paul Cox as production designer.

Citations

  • (1991), 'New Art Five’, Craftsman House BVI Ltd, Tortola, BVIurl:, .

  • Craswell, Penny, 'When Shadows Breathe’, Indesign, May 2008 / Vol 33.

  • Fitzgerald, Michael, 'Film’s Man of Flowers’, Time Magazine, May 2, 2005/No.17.

  • Ellyard, Heather, 'Doing Business with the Cosmic’, Artlink, December 2000 / Vol 20 #4.

  • McCulloch, Alan, 'Letter from Australia’, Art International, Christmas 1970 / Volume X1V/10 Driven, May 2007, Asher Bilu: Artist.

  • Weiniger, Peter (9 October 1982), 'Naming Follows the Act of Creation’.

  • McCaughey, Patrick (7 November 1967), ''Sculpron 1 – Twin Triumph’ The Age’.

  • 'Files from Luba Bilu Gallery’.

  • 'Interviews with the artist’.

  • 'artist’s website’.

    http://www.asherbilu.com

  • Coventry, Christopher (9 November 1990), 'Asher Bilu’s invitation to engage imagination’, The Age.

  • McGrath, Sandra (11 December 1983), 'Space-aged without being spaced out’, The Australian.

  • McIntyre, Arthur (8 October 1982), 'Bilu: big, bold, brassy and baroque’, The Age.

  • Rooney, Robert (29 October 1988), 'Meditations on the surreal thing’, The Australian.

  • Bandman, Ken (12 November 1982), 'Application and Colour’, The Australian Jewish News.

  • Pogorelske, Paulyne (21 October 1988), 'Bilu’s quest for beauty and joy’, The Australian Jewish News.

  • Borowski, Tali (24 November 2006), 'Heavenly Visions’, The Australian Jewish News.

  • Durrant, Ivan (2007), 'Asher Bilu – A Perfect Monster’, Essentials Magazine.

  • Bonython, Kym (1980), 'Modern Australian Painting 1975-1980’, Rigby Limited, Australia.

  • Bonython, Kym (1976), 'Modern Australian Painting 1970-1975’, Rigby Limited, Australia.

  • Crumlin, Rosemary, 'Images of Religion in Australian Painting’, Bay Books, Kensington, NSW.

  • Drury, Neville (1992), 'Images in Contemporary Australian Painting’, Craftsman House BVI Ltd, Tortola, BVI.

  • Germaine, Max (1979), 'Artists and Galleries of Australia and New Zealand’, Landsdowne Editions.

  • Gleeson, James (1971), 'Modern Painters 1931-1970’, Lansdowne Press, Dee Why West, NSW.

  • Heathcote, Christopher (1995), 'A Quiet Revolution: The Rise of Australian Art 1946-1968’, The Text Publishing Company, Melbourne, VIC.

  • Lindsay, Robert (Ed.) (1982), 'The Seventies: Australian Paintings and Tapestries – from the Collection of the National Bank of Australia’, National Bank of Australasia, Melbourne, VIC.

  • Manton, Neil (2003), 'Cultural Relations: The Other Side of the Diplomatic Coin’, Homosapien Books.

  • McCulloch, Alan (1984), 'Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Hutchinson Group (Australia).

  • McCulloch, Alan, with Susan McCulloch & Emily McCulloch Childs (2006), 'The New McCulloch’s Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, The Meigunyah Press.

  • Reed, John (1963), 'New Painting 1952-62’, Longmans, Australia.

  • Smith, Bernard, with Smith, Terry (1991), 'Australian Painting 1788 – 1990,’, Oxford University Press.

  • Smith, Bernard, with Smith, Terry & Heathcote, Christopher (2001), 'Australian Painting 1788-2000,’, Oxford University Press.

  • Reid, Barrett & Underhill, Nancy (2001), 'Letters of John Reed’, Viking.

  • Thomas, Daniel (1973), 'Outlines of Australian Art: The Joseph Brown Collection’, The MacMillan Company, Australia.

  • Thomas, Laurie (1976), 'The Most Noble Art of Them All’, University of Queensland Press, St. Lucia, QLD.

  • McCulloch, Alan & McCulloch, Susan (1994), 'The Encyclopaedia of Australian Art,’, Allen & Unwin,St Leonards, NSW.

See also

  • 'Drury, Neville 'Images in Contemporary Australian Painting', Craftsman House BVI Ltd, Tortola, BVI 1992'.
  • 'Crumlin, Rosemary, Images of Religion in Australian Painting'. http://protocat.nla.gov.au/Record/2104065