Preview 12 - Art Gallery of Western Australia

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Director's ForewordWhat a fabulous time at the Gallery this Winter / Springedition of Preview is covering!Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters, the launchexhibition of the exclusive three – year collaboration withThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York has opened.Jeff Wall Photographs, the first Australian survey of his work,is illuminating the upper level of the Gallery. And opening inOctober is Luminous World – an exciting display ofcontemporary art from the Wesfarmers Collection.It has been my absolute pleasure to witness theoverwhelmingly positive response to the launch of theMoMA Series and the Picasso to Warhol exhibition. It trulyis a superb presentation of some of the most significantworks from MoMA. And to borrow the words of Glenn D.Lowry, Director of The Museum of Modern Art, it is anhonour to have their “A list works” on our walls.I was delighted that Glenn was able to travel to Perth forthe opening of Picasso to Warhol. It takes much trust tolend over 120 of your most treasured works to the otherside of the world. It was a pleasure to introduce Glenn toour wonderful State, and publicly acknowledge both histeam’s and my own team’s dedication and passion todelivering a world-class exhibition.It’s always refreshing to see works in a new context, andthe layout of the Picasso to Warhol exhibition does justthat. As you turn a corner, another work of art you mayhave only seen in an art book, reveals its whole self toyou and there’s a tantalising glimpse of others to come.I urge you, to take your time and fully appreciate thesemasterpieces in person. If you’re after a quieter time toexperience the works, my tip is to come on a Wednesdayevening when the rest of the Gallery is closed.I’m also delighted with the range of events and programsthat we have created to enhance your visit. The LiteraryLinks tour for Picasso to Warhol is a wonderful initiative byour Volunteer Guides. The CollaborART project has seenus forge lasting relationships with community arts partnersto present unique workshops for children and adults;deliver an inspiring Sunday Lecture Series and collaboratewith the AWESOME Arts Festival.

Again, there is so much on offer over these next fewmonths that I hope to see you in the Gallery soon. Andmore than once!Ciao,Stefano Carboni, DirectorAndy Warhol (American, 1928-1987)Campbell's Soup Cans, 1962Synthetic polymer paint on thirty-two canvasesEach canvas 20 x 16" (50.8 x 40.6 cm)The Museum of Modern Art, New YorkPartial gift of Irving Blum; additional funding provided by Nelson A. Rockefeller Bequest,gift of Mr. and Mrs. William A. M. Burden, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Fund, gift of Nina andGordon Bunshaft in honor of Henry Moore, Lillie P. Bliss Bequest, Philip Johnson Fund,Frances R. Keech Bequest, gift of Mrs. Bliss Parkinson, and Florence B. Wesley Bequest(all by exchange) | © 2012 Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts / Artists RightsSociety (ARS), NY / TM Licensed by Campbell's Soup Co. All rights reserved.

exhibitionPicasso to Warhol:Fourteen Modern MastersUntil Monday 3 December 2012Over 120 modern masterpieces by 14 of the world’s mostinspiring and influential artists are here at AGWA. Perth isthe only venue in the Southern hemisphere to host thisAGWA exclusive. The first exhibition in an exciting threeyear partnership between AGWA and MoMA, Picasso toWarhol: Fourteen Modern Masters presents a not-to-bemissedoverview of the art that defined the modern.The 14 modern masters are Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse,Piet Mondrian, Fernand Léger, Constantin Brancusi, MarcelDuchamp, Giorgio de Chirico, Joan Miró, Alexander Calder,Jackson Pollock, Louise Bourgeois, Romare Bearden,Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol. Most are now householdnames and each of them shifted what was thoughtpossible in the arts.In order to give viewers the best appreciation of their strikingcontributions to the modern world, each artist’s work ispresented in depth. As such, you’ll come face to face withiconic works that defined key modern art movements andstrategies such as Cubism, abstraction, the readymade,Surrealism, kinetic art, Abstract Expressionism, and Pop.In addition to some of the most important paintings of thetwentieth century there are large scale sculptures andjewellery by Alexander Calder, films by Marcel Duchamp,Fernand Léger and Andy Warhol, and bronzes by HenriMatisse and Louise Bourgeois. With many such works ondisplay for the first time in Australia, Picasso to Warhol is ashow full of surprises and brimming with true masterpieces.The Gallery has become a hub of activity featuring liveentertainment, music, Literary Links tours and more. TheCafé has a new NYC-inspired menu, the Gallery Shop isstocking exclusive designer products from the renownedMoMA store and the Manhattan-inspired popup bar andlounge offers visitors a little taste of NYC.This exhibition is organised by The Museum of Modern Art,New York and The Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth.

After Work WednesdaysPicasso to Warhol is open until 8pm every Wednesdaynight. Call into the Gallery on your way home for a midweekart fix. Complement your visit with a drink and a biteto eat at the Art Gallery Café. Last entry to the exhibitionis one hour prior to closing.AGWA Nights - $19 admission from 5.30pmEvery Friday night during the Picasso to Warhol exhibition,the Gallery is hosting a series of live music performances.Visit the exhibition, attend a Literary Links tour of Picassoto Warhol and enjoy a drink while listening to some ofWA’s best musicians.Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.SEASON ONE - Jun to Aug6 July, James Sandon Trio13 July, Tal Cohen Trio20 July, Harry Mitchell Quartet27 July, Allira Wilson Quartet3 August, Tom O’Halloran Trio10 August, Abbey Foster Falle Trio17 August, Simon Jeans Trio24 August, TLC31 August, Jamie Oehlers TrioSEASON TWO - Sept to NovStay tuned for an exciting lineup of WA bands put togetherin partnership with West Australian Music (WAM) andcomedy nights hosted by Dave Callan.Introducing Literary Links ToursTo gain a memorable insight into this impressive collectionof over 120 works, AGWA is offering special interestguided tours - Literary Links.Literary Links dips into an assortment of literaturesurrounding some of the most inspiring modern artists ofthe 20th Century. Explore poetry, novels, articles andmuch more in an enlightening synchronisation of visual artand the written word.Monday 2pm and Friday 6pm,free with Picasso to Warhol ticket.Exhibition admission fees apply. For more information,visit momaseries.com.au

JEFF WALL PhotographsExhibitionUntil Monday 10 September 2012Jeff Wall is recognised throughout the world as one of themost innovative and influential artists of our time. Hisphotographs are in collections such as Tate, MoMA, CentrePompidou and numerous others including your Collectionat the Art Gallery of Western Australia. In the past decadesolo exhibitions have been presented in London, Basel,New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Dresden, Brussels,Vancouver and Kiev.JEFF WALL Photographs is the first Australian survey ofhis work and brings together 26 photographs to presentan overview of his outstanding achievements. Theexhibition features works from over three decades ofartistic and photographic innovation. Large-scale andluminous, his photographs have rewritten nearly everyconvention of photography. Wall’s outstanding body ofwork has played a decisive role in establishing photographyas the major contemporary art form it is today.Wall’s photographs are based on firsthand observations ofeveryday situations and incidents recalled, oftenreconstructed by means of what the artist calls a‘cinematographic approach’. His approach is to rememberand recreate situations so they can be photographed. Notso much the decisive moment of straight photography but‘near-documentary’ photographs that are the result of thedecision to act on what he has seen.JEFF WALL Photographs is an exhibition organised by theArt Gallery of Western Australia in association with theNational Gallery of Victoria.Mark Bolland - Floor TalkWednesday 4 July 2012 at 6.30pm FREEMark Bolland discusses his essay featured in our JEFFWALL Photographs exhibition catalogue. Reflectionson Reportage is an exploration of Wall’s dialogues withphotography and its histories.Bolland is Senior Lecturer in Photography and ElectronicArts at the Dunedin School of Art, Otago Polytechnic,New Zealand.

The Bureau of Ideas at AGWAWednesday 8 August 2012 at 6.30pm$10 & $5 concession at the doorParticipate in The Bureau of Ideas at the Art Gallery Café.The title of this discussion is Jeff Wall: The Seduction ofFiction which will be considered by guest speakers PhilipGoldswain of UWA and Dr. Juha Tolonen of ECU.The Bureau of Ideas has organised provocative symposiumsin cafés and pubs since 2003. For more information on thisevent please visit: artgallery.wa.gov.auJeff WallA woman and her doctor 1980-1981transparency in light box, 3/3100.5 x 155.5 cmCourtesy of the artist © Jeff WallJeff WallKnife throw 2008colour photograph, AP184 x 256 cmCourtesy of the artist © Jeff Wall

ExhibitionLuminous WorldContemporary Art from the Wesfarmers CollectionOpens Saturday 20 October 2012The Art Gallery of Western Australia is proud to partnerwith Wesfarmers Arts to present Luminous World –Contemporary Art from the Wesfarmers Collection.The Wesfarmers Collection is amongst the pre-eminentcorporate collections of Australian Art and reflectsthe vision of successive Managing Directors in developingand supporting such a major artistic resource. Thecontemporary area of this distinguished Collection is anotable strength and the exhibition focuses on the specifictheme of how contemporary artists variously utilise thephenomenon of light in their work. This is a uniqueopportunity for visitors to the Gallery to view an innovativethematic selection of more than 60 contemporary worksfrom the Wesfarmers Collection and for Wesfarmers toshare one of its great assets with the public acrossAustralia. Some 50 artists are featured in the exhibitionincluding: Susan Norrie, Howard Taylor, Dale Frank, PaddyBedford, Bill Henson, Brian Blanchflower, Brook Andrew,Patricia Piccinini, Timothy Cook and Barupu Yunupingu.As the curator of the Wesfarmers Collection and thisexhibition, Helen Carroll has commissioned artisticcontributions for the accompanying catalogue publicationfrom the artist Bill Henson, the poet John Kinsella andcomposer Richard Mills. Each has provided a rich variety ofilluminating responses to the intangible phenomenon oflight in contemporary art, music and literature.The exhibition will tour nationally, premiering at the ArtGallery of Western Australia on 20 October 2012 to 11February 2013.Rosemary LaingBrumby mound #6 2003Type C colour photograph110 x 222 cmThe Wesfarmers Collection of Australian Art, Perth© Rosemary Laing, reproduced courtesy of the artist

Your Collection 1800 – todayThe State Art Collection is one of Western Australia’sgreat treasures. It includes works from WesternAustralia and all around the world and spans video topainting, drawing to furniture, and jewellery tosculpture. The entire ground floor of the main Gallerybuilding and the Centenary Galleries is now fullydedicated to the incredible work in Your Collection.Encompassing material from the 1800s to the presentday, the displays include audience favourites such asHans Heysen’s Droving into the light, FrederickMcCubbin’s Down on his luck, Stanley Spencer’s Christ inthe Wilderness, Giorgio Morandi’s Natura Morte(Still life) and Russell Drysdale’s Gatekeeper’s wife.Also on show are contemporary Indigenous masterpiecesby artists as varied as Emily Kngwarreye and JulieDowling and major contemporary works by KenUnsworth, Rosalie Gascoigne and Jenny Watson.Many of our new acquisitions are also included suchas the glass installation by Cobi Cockburn, a newsculpture by Ricky Swallow and a truly majestic paintingby Sally Gabori.State art collectionChildren’s Discovery SheetsExplore the Your Collection displays on the groundfloor of the Gallery, with our interactive discoverysheets that encourage children to observe closely anumber of different works within the State ArtCollection. These laminated sheets are available everyday and can be found at the entrance to each of thefour Your Collection galleries.Water Corporation Water Walk TrailDiscover new ways to view Your Collection and learninteresting facts about water in Australia, the world’sdriest inhabited continent. The trail uses works of art toincrease community awareness about themes such aswater as a force of nature, water usage, scientific factsand water as a scarce and precious resource.

CollaborARTCOLLABORARTThe Art Gallery of Western Australia and a range of communitypartners are proud to present the first series of CollaborART.CollaborART is an AGWA initiative, which involves AGWA andlike-minded organisations working together to foster artsparticipation in the community.Explore Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters in your ownway by participating in a CollaborART activity. All paid activitiesinclude same day exhibition entry.July School Holiday ActivitiesAmanda Lin – Cubist RoomscapeHave you ever wondered what it would be like to stand inside a cubisthouse? In this workshop you will transform one of AGWA’s roomsinto an exciting space that would fit right into a cubist painting.12 July @ 11am, 13 July @ 11am, 14 July @ 11am & 2pm,15 July @ 11am & 2pmChildren (ages 5-17) $22 Adults $31Cubist Roomscape will be on display from 16 – 22 JulyFREECentral Institute of Technology– Children’s Workshops (ages 7-15)Participants will be inspired by artworks in Picasso to Warholduring a Volunteer Gallery Guide tour and will then be escorted tothe Central Institute of Technology for an interactive workshop.11 July 10am Dash, squiggle and Dab collage $6018 July 10am Cubist Clay sculpture $60Fibrant – Workshops on the GoFibrant is a collective of Fibre, Textile and Visual artists whosebackgrounds include art graduates, art teachers, art therapists andcommunity artists. The group promotes the creative use andexploration of natural and recycled materials.9 July 11am Here comes the neighbourhood; collage (ages 8-12) $222pm Symbols and signs; make your own symbol (ages 13-17) $2211 July 11am Inside, outside; sculpture (ages 8-12) $222pm In any case; found object sculpture (ages 13-17) $2216 July 11am Hanging about; create a moving sculpture (ages 8-12) $222pm Re-stitch; create recycled fabric works (ages 13-17) $2218 July 11am Cut & paste; collage for kids (ages 5-7) $172pm Master-a-piece; artist inspired creations (ages 13-17) $22Laura Hopwood – It’s a Montage!This workshop gives further insight into the films of MarcelDuchamp and Fernand Léger and helps you create your ownmasterpiece. Bring your smart phone or tablet and use theGallery’s FREE Wi-Fi to download, create and upload your film.19 July 1pm It’s a Montage! digital film composition (ages 13-17) $1720 July 1pm It’s a Montage! digital film composition (ages 18-25) $26

Adult ActivitiesCentral Institute of Technology Lectures –Modernism in Visual Culture Series 2012This series presents key developments in Modernism, with a focuson major images and objects in the MoMA collection. Aspectsof continuity with tradition will be illustrated and discussed,along with the works that radically challenged and shiftedunderstandings of Western art.29 July 2pm Avant-garde Modernism: Cubism + Futurism $265 Aug 2pm Design: The Modernist Object $2612 Aug 2pm New Forms: Sculpture and Modernism $2619 Aug 2pm Pop Culture + Pop Art $2626 Aug 2pm Neo-Dada: Jasper Johns + Robert Rauschenbreg $262 Sep 2pm Jackson Pollock and Abstract Expressionism $26Modernism in Visual Culture Series Pass $115(save up to $59 – includes unlimited individual entry to thePicasso to Warhol exhibition and to all six lectures)Central Institute of Technology– Art Workshops (10am, ages 16+)If you’re a teacher, beginner or professional artist you’ll enjoy oneof Central Institute of Technology’s intensive Art Workshops.28 July & 4 Aug Warhol Inspired Portraiture 2 days $22111 Aug Biomorphic Clay Workshop 1 day $10618 Aug Social Comment: Collage and Photomontage 1 day $10625 Aug & 1 Sep Metal Sculpture Workshop 2 days $196It's a Montage! By Laura Hopwood

Picasso’s GoldfinchCOLLABORART25 Oct 6.30pm Picasso's Goldfinch $26Celebrate Picasso’s birthday Thursday 25 October with anexclusive preview performance of Picasso’s Goldfinch. Localplaywright, Tom Jeffcote, explores the whole nature of creativityand its inspiration through the story of an artist and his muses.Picasso’s Goldfinch is not a love story but a story of love.This play is supported by The Blue Room Theatre, seasoncommencing 30 October.The Bureau of Ideas @ AGWAThe Bureau of Ideas has held provocative symposiums in cafésand pubs since 2003. Now you can participate in The Bureau ofIdeas at the Art Gallery Café. For more information about theBureau of Ideas please visit: www.thebureauofideas.com7 Nov 6.30pm MoMA’s Modernism; café discussion $20October School Holiday ActivitiesAWESOME Arts Festival for Bright Young Things8, 10, 11 Oct Bright Young AGWA Guides take a Picasso to Warhol FREE12pm tour with a bright young thing! exhibition entry fees apply14 Oct AWESOME Family Fun Day at AGWA FREEexhibition entry fees applyPlease visit momaseries.com.au and click the What's On tabfor ticketing information.Cubist Roomscape by Amanda Lin

CalendarJuly 2012ARTBAR – Tim Finn SOLD OUTThursday 5 JulyJEFF WALL PhotographsUntil 10 SeptemberPicasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersUntil 3 DecemberYour Collection 1800 – todayOngoingShadow quartet – William KentridgeOngoingCALENDARAugust 2012ARTBAR – Owl EyesThursday 16 AugustOctober 2012ARTBAR – Paul CapsisThursday 11 OctoberLuminous World – Contemporary Art from theWesfarmers CollectionOpens Saturday 20 OctoberNovember 2012ARTBAR – Josh PykeThursday 8 NovemberKen UnsworthSuspended stone circle 1978-1981stone, steel255cm (suspended from ceiling) 488cm wideState Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia. Purchased 1982

TimFinnOwlEyesUGJoshPykePaulCapsisMusic, food,drink andartFree entryto Picassoto Warholbefore themain act4 nights Julyto November

ARTBARwhere music, food, wine and art come together.Now in its fourth season, ARTBAR brings you four nights ofbrilliant live music made up of international and national acts.This season your ARTBAR ticket includes entry into thePicasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters exhibition onthe night, prior to the main performance, so be early andmake your visit one to remember.Tim Finn – Thursday 5 July SOLD OUTAcclaimed singer/songwriter Tim Finn is showing no signs ofslowing. As founding member of iconic New Zealand bandSplit Enz and one time member of the chart toppingCrowded House, Tim Finn remains a much loved andaccomplished artist.Owl Eyes – Thursday 16 AugustFeaturing twice in Triple J’s Hottest 100 this year, Owl Eyesbrings together startling vocals and vivid lyrics. Owl Eyes willtake you on a journey of escapism with her breezy, indie-popsongs.Paul Capsis – Thursday 11 OctoberIn celebration of Picasso to Warhol from New York, awardwinning star of stage and screen, Paul Capsis shares hisexperience and love of the city that never sleeps. Joined bymusical wizard Andrew Patterson, Paul will take you on ajourney with jazz rock and pop songs that will surprise anddelight.Josh Pyke – Thursday 8 November - Outdoor eventOne of Australia’s premier singer/songwriters, Josh Pyke is amodern-day storyteller whose unique and evocative use ofboth words and music places him a league of his own.Previous events at ARTBAR have sold out prior tothe performance so purchase your tickets early. Ticketsavailable through ticketek.com.au, at the AGWA Ticket Deskor on 132 849.ARTBARDoors and Gallery exhibition open at 6.30pmPerformances commence approximately 7.15pmEvent closes 10pmFood and wine available for purchaseUnder 18s must be accompanied by a parent/guardianGeneral admission, some limited seating availableFor more information visit: artgallery.wa.gov.au/ARTBAR

partnershipKimberley Art Research ProjectThe Art Gallery of Western Australia, in partnership withRio Tinto, has embarked on an exciting project this year.Through consultation with members of the art-makingcommunities of the Kimberley region, AGWA will explorethe potential for the development of a major visual artsinitiative. The purpose of the initiative is to survey andcelebrate contemporary art and cultural narratives fromIndigenous art-making communities across the Kimberleyregion of Western Australia.The initial phase of this project has been designed toinvestigate current activities within the visual arts in theregion and to establish a cultural network that will includeIndigenous art-making communities, regional, governmentand local organisations. The Gallery hopes that throughthis research we are able to stimulate interest andinvolvement from art-making communities in the project.A project of this scale requires effective, considered andculturally sensitive consultation in its initial phase. As suchthis phase of the project is committed to developingstrong, sustainable and mutually beneficial relationshipsbetween AGWA and Indigenous art-making communitiesacross the Kimberley.Chad Creighton, a Bardi and Nyull Nyull man from theKimberley who previously worked at AGWA as a curatorialintern and curator, has been employed as the Gallery’sCommunity Liaison and Project Officer and is based inBroome from where he has commenced research andconsultation relating to this exciting initiative.Chad Creighton overlooking Balgo Hills countryPhoto courtesy Russell Thomas

Education HighlightsPicasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersTo enhance your visit to this special exhibition, AGWA isoffering schools an extensive program of events, guidedtours and art workshops conducted by the Gallery’sEducators and Volunteer Gallery Guides.For bookings and more information, contact Sue Way:P: 9492 6644 E: educate@artgallery.wa.gov.auA range of education resources has been developedspecifically to complement a visit to this exhibition andis available for teachers to download, free of charge, fromthe education section of our website. They canalso be accessed through our MoMA series website at:momaseries.com.auchildren's and schools' programsGiorgio de Chirico (Italian, born Greece, 1888-1978)The Song of Love, Paris, June-July 1914Oil on canvas28 3/4 x 23 3/8" (73 x 59.1 cm)The Museum of Modern Art, New York | Nelson A. Rockefeller Bequest© 2012 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome

foundationAGWA Foundation FundsMajor PurchasesThe TomorrowFund is transforming the Gallery’s ability toadd major works to the Collection. It’s a special acquisitionfund initiated in 2008 and completed in June 2011. Theaims behind it were to bring Western Australian leaderstogether to create a special acquisition fund allowing theGallery to acquire the most important art of today for thepeople of tomorrow.The income generated from the TomorrowFund’s capital hasalready allowed the acquisition of 166 works of contemporaryart for your Collection. This includes 96 Western Australian,57 Australian and 13 international works.A group of four DVD works by the South African bornartist Candice Breitz is a major component of theinternational acquisitions. Titled Factum Trembley 2009,Factum McNamara 2009, Factum Bradley 2010 andFactum Hawke 2009, the works focus on pairs of identicaltwins. The couples deliver utterly compelling monologueswhich reveal the intensity of their relationships and, often,their very different perspectives on shared events.The works are the first of this major contemporary artistto enter the Collection.While the TomorrowFund provides the resources toincrease the contemporary holdings, a planned gift by thelate Sir Claude Hotchin is also making a significant impacton historical holdings. This gift has recently enabled theacquisition of the colour linocut, Swings 1932, by Australianprintmaker Ethel Spowers. This is the first work bySpowers to enter your Collection. Curator of HistoricalWorks on Paper, Lucy Harper, reports that “this workboosts the representation of modernist female artists, andin particular printmakers, in the Collection. More widely,it serves to illustrate important developments inprintmaking practice in this country.”As you can see, these funds, which are managed throughthe Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation, areproviding an incredible platform for the Gallery to collectthe most inspiring and intriguing work of now and then.

We also develop our holdings through smaller donationsand more specifically focused funds such as the TomMalone Prize which develops the contemporary Australianglass collection and the Peter Fogarty Design Fund whichdevelops Australian design. Both of these are key, longstandingFoundation initiatives.If you would like to join us as we transform your State ArtCollection we invite you to become a part of the Foundation.For more information, please contact Development DirectorLyn-Marie Hegarty on 9492 6760 or Foundation ManagerTeresa Fantoni on 9492 6761. We’d love to hear from you.Together we can do great things.Ethel SpowersSwings 1932colour linocut on buff oriental laid tissue30.0 x 27.8 cmState Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western AustraliaPurchased through the Sir Claude Hotchin Art Foundation,Art Gallery of Western Australia Foundation, 2011

WALK-IN TOURSWalk-in ToursGenerously guided by Volunteer Gallery GuidesFREE*JULY 2012MONDAY 2, 9, 16, 23, 302pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourWEDNESDAY 4, 11, 18, 251pm - Focusing on our Favourites in the State Art Collection2pm & 6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersTHURSDAY 5, 12, 19, 261pm - JEFF WALL Photographs2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersFRIDAY 6, 13, 20, 271pm - Human Form in a Narrative2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourSATURDAY 7, 14, 21, 281pm - Highlights of the State Art Collection12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersSUNDAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 291pm - Indigenous Art in Focus12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters* Additional tours at 12.00pm weekdays for Picasso to Warhol: FourteenModern Masters during the July school holidays (9-20 July)AUGUST 2012MONDAY 6, 13, 20, 272pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourWEDNESDAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 291pm - Faces and Feelings2pm & 6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersTHURSDAY 2, 9, 16, 23, 301pm - Engaging Landscapes2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersFRIDAY 3, 10, 17, 24, 311pm - JEFF WALL Photographs2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourSATURDAY 4, 11, 18, 251pm - Indigenous Art in the State Art Collection12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersSUNDAY 5, 12, 19, 261pm - Our State Art Collection12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters

SEPTEMBER 2012MONDAY 3, 10, 17, 242pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourWEDNESDAY 5, 12, 19, 261pm - Lots to see between 1920 and 19602pm & 6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersTHURSDAY 6, 13, 20, 271pm - Works that tell a Story2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersFRIDAY 7, 14, 21, 281pm - The Third Dimension2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourSATURDAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 291pm - Gallery Favourites12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersSUNDAY 2, 9, 16, 23, 301pm - Indigenous Art12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersOCTOBER 2012MONDAY 1, 8, 15, 22, 292pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourWEDNESDAY 3, 10, 17, 24, 311pm - Memories of times gone by2pm & 6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersTHURSDAY 4, 11, 18, 251pm - On the move: Motion Depicted in Art2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersFRIDAY 5, 12, 19, 261pm - Highlights of the State Art Collection2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters6pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters - Literary Links TourSATURDAY 6, 13, 20, 271pm - A Selection of Indigenous Art12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern MastersSUNDAY 7, 14, 21, 281pm - Gallery Favourites12pm & 2pm - Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Masters* Picasso to Warhol exhibition charges applyAdditional tours at 12pm weekdays for Picasso to Warhol: Fourteen Modern Mastersduring October school holidays (1-12 October)Advertised tours may be subject to change. We apologise for any inconvenience.Please check our website for details closer to the date: artgallery.wa.gov.au

Art Gallery of Western AustraliaPerth Cultural Centre, Perth WAPostal address: PO Box 8363, Perth Business Centre,Perth WA 6849Telephone: +61 8 9492 6600 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6655Email: admin@artgallery.wa.gov.auWeb: artgallery.wa.gov.auInfoline: +61 8 9492 6622Opening hours10am-5pm Wednesday-Monday. Closed Tuesdays, Good Friday,Anzac Day and Christmas Day.Extended hours for Picasso to Warhol: Wednesday 10am - 8pmFriday 10am - 10pmAdmission to the Gallery is free although donations are encouraged.An entry charge may apply to special exhibitions.Education / bookingsTelephone: +61 8 9492 6644 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6648Email: educate@artgallery.wa.gov.auPublic Programs / bookingsTelephone: +61 8 9492 6640 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6648Email: public.programs@artgallery.wa.gov.auArt Gallery FoundationThe Foundation provides an opportunity for private individualsand corporations to play a significant role in the developmentof the Art Gallery of Western Australia.Telephone: +61 8 9492 6761 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6767Email: foundation@artgallery.wa.gov.auFriends of the Art GalleryMembership enables closer involvement with the Gallery.Telephone: +61 8 9492 6750 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6755Email: friends@artgallery.wa.gov.auThe Gallery ShopA fabulous range of items including gifts and jewelleryand an extensive selection of products for children.Telephone: +61 8 9492 6712 Facsimile: +61 8 9492 6717E-mail: shop@artgallery.wa.gov.auThe Art Gallery CaféTake a break from your visit to the Gallery and enjoy amorning coffee, lunch or afternoon tea in our licensed café.Telephone: +61 8 9228 3100Regional GalleriesGeraldton Regional Art Gallery24 Chapman Road, Geraldton WA 6530Telephone: +61 8 9964 7170/7180Email: grag@artgallery.wa.gov.auWeb: www.cgg.wa.gov.au/artgalleryBunbury Regional Art Galleries64 Wittenoom Street, Bunbury WA 6230Telephone: +61 8 9721 8616Email: mail@brag.org.auWeb: www.brag.org.au

Art Gallery of Western AustraliaAnnual sponsorsPRINCIPAL PARTNERPicasso to Warhol:Fourteen Modern MastersGreat Collections Government Funding PartnerGreat Collections Principal Series SponsorAirline SponsorAccommodation SponsorMedia PartnersARTBARPrincipal Partner Media Partner Event PartnerKimberley Art Research ProjectWater WalkAGWA is proud to be a partner of the City of Perth Winter Arts SeasonAndy Warhol (American, 1928-1987) [COVER]Campbell's Soup Cans, 1962 (detail)Synthetic polymer paint on thirty-two canvasesEach canvas 20 x 16" (50.8 x 40.6 cm)The Museum of Modern Art, New YorkPartial gift of Irving Blum; additional funding provided by Nelson A. RockefellerBequest, gift of Mr. and Mrs. William A. M. Burden, Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Fund,gift of Nina and Gordon Bunshaft in honor of Henry Moore, Lillie P. Bliss Bequest,Philip Johnson Fund, Frances R. Keech Bequest, gift of Mrs. Bliss Parkinson, andFlorence B. Wesley Bequest (all by exchange) | © 2012 Andy Warhol Foundationfor the Visual Arts / Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY / TM Licensed by Campbell'sSoup Co. All rights reserved.

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