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‘Let the work speak for itself’: Augustine Dall'Ava, Australian sculptor

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Abstract
Augustine (Gus) Dall’Ava is one of Australia’s foremost contemporary sculptors. In a career spanning forty years he has enjoyed both critical and commercial success. In addition to over 20 individual shows, he has won a variety of commissions: Aspects of Time (1981) which is a steel and stone gateway at the University of New South Wales (Sydney, 1981), Ian Potter Sculpture (National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 1981), Melbourne International Airport (Melbourne, 1995), Australian National Korean War Memorial (Canberra, 1997-2000), Deakin University (Melbourne Campus, Victoria, 2000), Pacific Power (Sydney, 2000) and Queens Plaza (Brisbane, 2004). The article is both a biographical overview and a coverage of the creative output of an artist of the "first rank for whom compromise of any kind is out of the question".
Item Type: | Article |
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Authors/Creators: | Baguley, M and Kerby, M and Bywaters, M |
Keywords: | Augustine Dall'Ava, Australian art, sculpture |
Journal or Publication Title: | Australian Art Education |
Publisher: | Art Education Australia |
ISSN: | 1032-1942 |
Copyright Information: | Copyright 2019 Australian Art Education |
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