Ruark Lewis b. 1960

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Architect ,
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer),
  • Artist (Video Artist)
Ruark Lewis is a Sydney-based visual artist and writer. He works in a wide range of media such as painting, drawing, installation, artists-books, performance, public art, theatre and audio-video works.
Tags: Language-based Art
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associate of
Jonathan Jones
1960
Artist (Installation Artist), Artist (Mixed Media Artist), Artist (Draughtsman), Artist (Sculptor), Curator

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  • Banalities for Babel (exhibited at)
  • Banalities for the Perfect House (exhibited at)
  • False Narratives (exhibited at)
  • Relay (exhibited at)
  • Raft (exhibited at)
  • Transcription Drawings [International Festival] (exhibited at)
  • Transcription Drawings (exhibited at)
  • Raft (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: false narratives (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: just for nothing (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: transcription drawings, 1988-1992 (exhibited at)
  • In my empty house (exhibited at)
  • An Index for the Homeless (exhibited at)
  • An Index of Kindness (exhibited at)
  • Banalities for the Perfect House (exhibited at)
  • Banalities for Babel (exhibited at)
  • Banalities for the Perfect House (exhibited at)
  • False Narratives (exhibited at)
  • Relay (exhibited at)
  • Raft (exhibited at)
  • Transcription Drawings [International Festival] (exhibited at)
  • Transcription Drawings (exhibited at)
  • Raft (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: false narratives (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: just for nothing (exhibited at)
  • Ruark Lewis: transcription drawings, 1988-1992 (exhibited at)