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Over the past two decades, Carl Gopalkrishnan's artwork has garnered international recognition for his ability to forge meaningful connections between art & literature and the complex dynamics driving international law, intervention and global conflict. Carl transforms familiar cultural artefacts into new myths so legal and military minds can explore the creative, subconscious and emotional stories that shape their doctrines of war & peace. (Photograph copyright © Amanda Brown 1992)
Our first Christmas without Dad
I tried to bake my way out of it, but it was just too hard this year without Dad. He had the sweet tooth:) I’m sure that he would have enjoyed these creative gingerbread cookies.
Life drawing nights in Melbourne CBD, rusty but fun return to live drawing.
I really enjoyed going along to my first life drawing session in nearly 28 years. It was fun. A lot of young artists and students, $1 beers and wine, a 3 hour session and professional models. I must find time to go back because I’m pretty rusty, but after 20 years I don’t think I did too badly.
Studio notes: GOD, Punk, Quantum Physics?
Right now I am finishing off Prelude to Conception, which has been sitting there for months since it is my 'gateway' painting (like Viva Las Shiva was for Sedition and Judy Garland) . Karen Armstrong has inspired some sketches in questioning/editing the different artistic religious traditions of the world, and their images, or at least the monotheistic ones.
Art Review, Jocelynne A. Scutt, Cambridge University Politics Journal May 2012 UK
Late last year I was interviewed by Dr Jocelynne A. Scutt, a fellow Australian with a distinguished career in international human rights law for The Art of the Possible, the Cambridge University Journal of Politics
In Memoriam: Jennifer Miro of The Nun’s (1957-2011) dies a few months ago. So grateful for her modelling the figure in my painting. Such a good hearted soul
In the last 2 days I was told of the death of Jennifer Anderson (Miro) of The Nuns, from cancer at the end of December 2011 at the age of 54. I was so devastated, as with great gusto and positivity she threw herself into the idea of being a character in one of my paintings.