Shaike Snir 'Iddo's Cat' hyper-real

Shaike Snir 'Iddo's Cat' hyper-realShaike Snir is an Israeli Australian artist and printmaker. His work evokes a multiplicity of histories: Australian, Aboriginal, Jewish and personal. In Iddos Cat, he presents a geometric cat in soft browns and beiges. The cat depicted is his son's, thus this work is an intimate portrayal of family bonds. A charming and rich work, Iddos Cat will enlighten collections of religious art, prints and animal imagery. Shaike SNIR (1952 ) 'Iddo's Cat' 1989

Christopher Rimmer's images capture the essence of a place

When pronounced in French

This was an example of the readymade – an art genre which sees an artist reorientate a mundane

Image Size: 53 x 84 cm

Coloured Etching

hyper realistic print of a carousel horse gives us a snapshot into this world

Present is the White Rabbit and Alice

places she has been

density of colour varies among impressions

Edition of 15

This is an art of movement

longing and the unknowable