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Guan Wei

by Wei, Guan.

Exhibition held in the photospace gallery. Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS SOFA exhibition archive

Guan Wei

by Wei, Guan.

Work developed from a residency at the Canberra School of art. Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS SOFA exhibition archive

The Sara Weis Award for the Nude
Wei, Guan, b. 1957
Guan Wei's paintings draws on his rich cultural repertory of symbols and his informed socio-political awareness, born of his experience of the contrasting realities of ...
Weidenbach, Max, b. 1823
Painter, Egyptologist and Prussian consul to South Australia. A watercolour sketch of Glen Osmond in 1849 from the Chimney Hill showing the Miners' Arms Hotel, ...
Miss Joan Weigall

by Lindsay, Joan.

Weigall, Henry
Painter, was commissioned to do an oil on canvas portrait of the Right Rev. Dr Perry, first Anglican Bishop of Melbourne.
Commission - "Flowering Streams", 5 metres high, created from stainless steel plate, weighing 2 tonnes. 18 nozzles, all hydraulics hidden inside, main central sculptured suspended. The Entrance, NSW
Commission - "Convict Memorial", Five, 2.8 to 3 metres high cast bronze figures, weighing around 1 tonne each, Echo Point, Katoomba, NSW
Carry that weight: Marian Crawford

by Crawford, Marian.

(Cartoon, representing the professors among the weights and dumb-bells)

by Birchall, .

Weight Unknown

by O'Callaghan, Mel.

Brumisators unltrasounds, ventilators, water, irrigation system, dimension variable

Weight, Greg
Weight, Gregg
Weight, Clemency
Weighty Problems

by Dixon, Les.

acq. from Sun-Herald Proprietors

Weightless

by von Sturmer, Daniel.

Solo exhibition

Weightless

by von Sturmer, Daniel.

Two Masters of the Weimar Bauhaus: Lyonel Feininger, Ludwig Hirschfeld-Mack

by Draffin, Nicholas William, Mack, Ludwig Hirschfeld.

New Objectivity- Art and Photography in Weimar Germany

by Williams, John.

John Williams (NSW) gave lecture on New Objectivity- Art and Photography in Weimar Germany