Richard Lewer 'Donald Crowhurst' Lithograph Print Brad Haylock

Richard Lewer 'Donald Crowhurst' Lithograph Print Brad HaylockDonald Crowhurst editioned print by Richard Lewer. In 1968 Donald Crowhurst an amateur sailor with a business on the brink of bankruptcy, entered the Golden Globe non stop solo circumnavigation yacht race, enticed by its 5,000 prize money. Once departed from England it became clear that neither Crowhurst nor his trimaran Teignmouth Electron were up to the challenge. Realising he had no chance of winning Crowhurst began falsifying his logbooks and

Parke's story is an ironic take on the 'typical' suburban Australian Christmas

Tony Garifalakis’s practice over the past two decades has examined social relations and the semiotics of power

get out of here

The screen-printed sets are an edition of 100

Tyson spit out his mouthguard

painting and drawing

paired with an expert use of line

Measures approximately 24 x 18 x 1 cm

William Mackinnon Night & Day is a 73-page

Encompassing key works and themes from the artist’s practice

in conjunction with Trent Parke's The Black Rose exhibition in 2015

Realising he had no chance of winning Crowhurst began falsifying his logbooks and communicating false positions to the jury