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Soft Night Falling

by Watson, Lilla.

Softly Awakes My Heart, an Impression of Sansone e Delila

by Grant, Gwendolyn.

Lost

Sol, Son of W.J. Adams

by Bennett, Joseph Arthur.

Solace in Black Sun

by Petrovitch, Debra.

4 channel Video, 5 channel audio with interactivity and triggering devices. (Interactivity programmed and installed by Wade Marynowsky), Artspace, curated by Blair French.

Interactive Video Installation

Solace in Port Misery

by Waters, Sera.

Hand-dyed linen, embroidery thread, stuffing, handdyed string, shells, card, found frame Stitch: silk shading 155cm x 20cm (variable)

textile

Solar Stills Sculpture Project

by Chalcroft, Graham.

This project involved the design and consultation for 5 sites, including Sydney Park and Addison Road Centre, Marrickville.

Solarium I

by McIntyre, Arthur.

151 x 128 cm

Synthetic polymer paint and collage on paper

Soldiers of the Queen

by Mahony, Frank.

Soldiers: Eve of Destruction

by Raymond, Andrew Jason .

Part of "It's a Small World After All"

Solid bloke

by Mackay, Peter, Wertheim, Christine, Wertheim, Margaret.

Solid! These guys are thick. d/Archive

Screen

Soliliquy

by Evangelou-Oost, Lydia.

In Soliloquy, 2011, a large-scale projection, the act of speech is reconfigured into a self-enclosed loop of abstracted, rhythmic motion that becomes a dominant, arresting ...

3 channel video installation

Soliloquy

by McIntyre, Arthur.

106.5 x 189.5 cm

Synthetic polymer paint and collage on canvas

Soliloquy in Blue

by

Solitude

by McDonald, Sheila.

Solitude

by Rosenstengel, Paula.

Linocut. Queensland Art Gallery Collection

Solitude

by Linton, Kathleen.

watercolour

Solitude

by Doepel, Alexander.

sculpture

Some Impressions of the Ball

by Gibbs, May.

Some Liminal Aspects of the Technology Trade

by Callas, Peter.

SOME LIMINAL ASPECTS OF THE TECHNOLOGY TRADE: VIDEO SCREENS VERSUS HORIZON IN TOKYO AND NEW YORK Essay by Peter Callas in Mediamatic, Vol ...

Paper or essay

Some Memory Impressions of Professor Henderson

by Gibbs, May.