Nathan Hawkes acquired by the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Congratulations to Nathan Hawkes whose works It is here in a worn-down province, 2020 and they hear the wind tell of the burned off fields but they are no children no one carries them anymore, 2020 exhibited in the ‘Real Worlds: Dobell Australian Drawing Biennial’ have been acquired by the Art Gallery of New South Wales, purchased with funds provided by the Contemporary Collection Benefactors 2021.

 

Artwork Details:

2nd from the left: It is here in a worn-down province, 2020, dry pigment pastel on scratched paper, aluminium, hessian and polymer cement frame

4th from the left: they hear the wind tell of the burned off fields but they are no children no one carries them anymore, 2020, dry pigment pastel on scratched paper, aluminium, hessian and polymer cement frame, 220 x 150 cm

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