Richard Lewer 'Orange Bellied Parrot' Lithograph Print Fiona McMonagle

Richard Lewer 'Orange Bellied Parrot' Lithograph Print Fiona McMonagleOrange Bellied Parrot editioned print by Richard Lewer. In 'Bird Song', a new series of original lithographs made in collaboration with APW printers, Richard Lewer highlights some of Australia's threatened species the featured birds range from vulnerable to the critically endangered. Lewer aims to create a space for these birds to be appreciated, an archive for their existence and beauty. Given that birds are so integral to the artist's practice, the

who went on to win the race

in custom made circular frame

and masochism

“The water above me explodes in shock

The Orange-Bellied Parrot (Neophema chrysogaster) is a critically endangered species of parrot native to southern Australia

The publication cover comes in two colour-ways: Raspberry/Emerald and Indigo/Orange

Measures 30cm

pose a serious threat to the conservation of these birds as re-establishing territories can take between 3 and 14 years

There is a sublime moment of suspension

Individual cartoon pencils in ceramic clay by Sophia Nuske

A selection of notes and documentation images from Ghostpatrol's Spaceships of the Mind exhibition at Hugo Michell Gallery between March and April in 2015

While population trends are unclear