SYDNEY BALL ENTER Widely considered a pioneer in Australian Abstraction, Sydney Ball's long and impressive career has had a formidable impact on Australian art. His works are part of public and private collections across Australia and internationally, and has been exhibited widely in major museums, institutions and galleries. Painting series and exhibitions Band series The Band series were Ball's first abstract paintings. [3] Consisting of vertical colour bands, the works were exhibited at the Westerly Gallery in New York in 1964. [3] Modular series Ball worked on the Modular series between 1968 and 1969. [6]
Sydney Ball Works on paper from the Sydney Ball Estate 19652017 Art Collector Magazine
Born: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia 29 Oct 1933 Died: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 05 Mar 2017 Sydney Ball in 2014 in front of Great falls 1975-76. Source: Art Gallery of New South Wales Biography Australian painter, draughtsman, sculptor and printmaker Sydney Ball was a pioneer of post-painterly abstraction in Australia. The late Sydney Ball was a pioneer in the field of painting and the development of abstraction in Australia. An influential and prolific artist, Ball's extensive oeuvre can be divided into distinct series, some focused on figuration and others dedicated to abstraction. The late Sydney Ball was a pioneer in the field of painting and the development of abstraction in Australia. An influential and prolific artist, Ball's extensive oeuvre can be divided into distinct series, some focused on figuration and others dedicated to abstraction. Sydney Ball's artwork Pale Stream, from the mid 1970s.. Erica Green, said Ball was an inspirational artist and teacher and was her lecturer at Alexander Mackie College of Art in Sydney.
Zafar nama, 1967, Persian series by Sydney Ball The Collection Art Gallery NSW
View Sydney Ball's artworks on artnet. Learn about the artist and find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks, the latest news, and sold auction prices. The Adelaide born Sydney Ball was a painter of pure colour and abstract form, and one of the first of the post-World War II artists to understand that New York, not London was the place to see and explore new art. Tags: Colour field painting, Abstract art, geometric abstraction Biographical Data b. 29 October 1933 Adelaide, South Australia Sydney Ball. Born in Adelaide in 1933, Sydney Ball studied etching and lithography at the South Australian School of Art, 1962-63. In New York from 1963 to 1965, he studied lithogaphy and screenprinting at the Art Students League and participated in the lithography summer course at the Pratt Centre in 1964. Since that year he has concentrated. Sydney Ball was an Australian Postwar & Contemporary painter who was born in 1933. Their work is currently being shown at Sullivan+Strumpf, Melbourne. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney have featured Sydney Ball's work in the past.
Untitled 21, 1971 by Sydney Ball The Collection Art Gallery NSW
Details Date 1975-1976 Media category Painting Materials used synthetic polymer paint and enamel on cotton duck Dimensions 273.0 x 585.0 cm stretcher Signature & date Not signed. Not dated. Credit Art Gallery of New South Wales Foundation Purchase 2014 Location Not on display Accession number 95.2014 Copyright © Estate of Sydney Ball. Opening hours: Tue-Sat ,11am-7pm, Sun,11am-6pm The game-changing New York segue of the late, great abstract artist Sydney Ball is celebrated in an exciting new exhibition at Sullivan+Strumpf.
Canto, 1967 Sullivan+Strumpf AU$7,700 Sydney Ball Canto no XIV, 2002 Art & Collectors US$500-US$600 Sydney Ball Chromix Lumina 15, 2017-2018 Sullivan+Strumpf Price on request Sydney Ball Sydney Ball was one of Australia's leading colour abstract painters. Born in Adelaide, he exhibited his work in Australia and internationally from the early 1960s until his death in 2017. After graduating from the South Australian School of Art in 1963, Ball made the key decision to further his studies in New York, as distinct from the more.
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By Gillian Serisier Sydney Ball was our cover feature for Issue 21. Ahead of an upcoming exhibition of works from his estate at Sullivan+Strumpf, we revisit Artist Profile's 2012 interview with the artist. Our interview took place in Syd's Glenn Murcott-designed home (Ball-Eastaway House) in Glenorie, New South Wales. Sydney Ball is widely considered a pioneer in Australian Abstraction, and his long and impressive career has had a formidable impact on Australian art. Definitively a colourist, Ball spent his formative years living and studying in New York at the Art Students League under Theodoros Stamos, one of the 'irascible eighteen', which also.
