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Corker, Bill
Cardinal, Cornelius
Painter from Melbourne. Exhibited at the Victorian Academy of Art 1872 exhibition.
Corser, Benjamin
Cousen, Charles, b. 1819
Sketcher, drew sketches of Australian subjects.
Cousin, Bruce
Mid 20th century magazine cartoonist.
Cousins, Bob
Cousins' theatre designs include sets for Sydney Theatre Company; Belvoir St Theatre, Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne; Toneelgroep/ International Theatre Amsterdam; Berliner Ensemble and others. He has ...
Coventry, Chris
Coventry, Chandler
Crago, Anthony
See Anthony Crego citation
Andrae, Craige, b. 1965
Craige Andrae is the recipient of several grants awarded by the South Australian Department for the Arts and Cultural Development, as well as the Australian ...
Charles, Craig, b. 1975
Yorta Yorta and Mhutti Mhutti artist who integrates gold leaf, shellac and other found materials into his acrylic paintings, which pay tribute to his family, ...
Crego, Anthony
A designer for Calyx lighting, Melbourne, also designed dining furniture with work Illustrated in Architecture and Arts, July, 1954, p.41.
Akerman, Crispin
Painter exhibited nationally since 1994.
Croall, Arthur
Arthur Croall exhibited with the Agricultural Society of New South Wales.
Brothers, Croft, b.
Professional photographers from England. Residents of Sydney, NSW they were prolific photographers.
Croft, Christopher, b. 1947
Late 20th century Melbourne cartoonist and printmaker.
Crouch, Christopher
Painter and academic based in Western Australia.
Cruickshank, Alan, b. 1953
Photographic manipulator, was born in Adelaide, SA. Cruickshank's work has referenced early European photographers such as John William Lindt. His 1997 exhibition "Museum of the ...
Cruickshank, Adam
Adam Cruickshank is a Melbourne based artist. He has also been the artist representative board member for Platform Contemporary Art Spaces.
Crux, Arthur
Sketcher, drawing teacher, architect and builder. A lecture Crux delivered on the subject of drawing at the Parramatta School of Arts in October 1858 was ...