Sidney Nolan 'Moonboy' - Collected by Ruth black & white As a founding member of

As a founding member of the Roar School

like a film reel slowing down

‘Untitled (Abstract)’ speaks to Kempf’s harmonising of constancy and flux

Nicola SENE (1939 - )

the aphoristic phrase “More Guns = More Peace” scrawled beside her

Sidney Nolan 'Moonboy' - Collected by Ruth black & white As a founding member ofMuch has been seen in Sidney Nolans enigmatic Moonboy. The icon, flat and ovoid, debuted in 1940 at the 2nd Annual Contemporary Art Society exhibition in the painting Boy and the moon, soon to be nicknamed by Sunday Reed as Moonboy. During World War II, Nolan painted his Moonboy on the roof of a building at Heide only for air force intelligence to insist on its removal, fearing it to be a target for Japanese bombers. Repeated throughout his career,