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Will You Come

by Stewart, Tyza.

Tyza Stewart’s first solo exhibition. The exhibition includes recent paintings and selected memorabilia. Curated by Joel Mu

I forgive you every day

by Dreyfus, Ella.

What Should the Federal Government do for You

by Levine, Les.

Les Levine, visiting artists (USA)

You Am I

by Abdullah, Abdul-Rahman.

If you do not speak, do I speak for you?

by Backen, Robyn.

You are a Habitat

by Currie, Bridget, Nisi, Renate.

You are a Habitat examines what it means to live in the Anthropocene and explores the vast and complex network of symbiotic relationships that humans ...

Rosslynd Piggott: I sense you but cannot see you

by Piggott, Rosslynd.

Major retrospective exhibition of Rosslynd Piggott's work at the National Gallery of Victoria, Federation Square

Now You See Me: Women Artists from the CGG Collection

by Markes-Young, Elisa.

A timely survey of artworks by women artists in the CGG Art Collection, selected by local emerging curator Ingrid Horn. The exhibition reflects themes, stories ...

1994 : "You just sit here..." commission - Faret Tachikawa Art Project, Tokyo, Japan
"Caution curve. I told you so!"

by Endean, John.

"Could I talk to you a moment, there's something I want to get off my chest"

by Endean, John.

"Do You Have The Recipe For This One?"

by Endean, John.

Painting

"Do you believe in the infallibility of the pill?"

by Abu, .

"Prithee Pretty Maiden, Will you Marry Me?"

by Eyre, Hal.

"Why Sir the climate's so bracing you don't even have to wear a belt"

by Fullwood, A. H..

'"I see you admire my orchids, Colonel!"

by Friend, Donald.

'Do you Rumba? Of Course - Well, Pick a Rumba from One to Ten!'

by Gill, Murray.

Mixed media on paper, titled lower centre and signed lower right, 55 x 85 cm

'I can't keep shielding you like this'

by Bruce, Harry.

'So, do you make much money?' (girl to artist carving a giant dollar note), pencil, unpublished (courtesy artist), included in 1999 S.H. Ervin Gallery b/w exhn.

by Wilcox, Cathy.

'The Reporter - What shall I say that you are wearing at Portsea?/ The Damsel. - Oh, nothing worth mentioning'

by Dyson, Betty.