Kevin Foley 'In a Berber Village' george bell circle allowing the landscape to reveal

allowing the landscape to reveal itself to him

Kerwick's has developed a distinct and unique visual language

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Anne Marie HALL (1945 - )

He was also included in the landmark 1968 exhibition ‘The Field’

Kevin Foley 'In a Berber Village' george bell circle allowing the landscape to revealKevin Foley is an accomplished Australian printmaker and experienced art educator based in regional Victoria. Foleys practice is deeply contextualised by his life on a small farm near Mia Mia in Central Victoria. Focusing on the reality of rural living, he describes his work as a meditation on his relationship to the landscape. For his etching In a Berber Village, Foley transcends the local, offering instead a glimpse into an international landscape.