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Portrait, from the
catalogue Graduate Diploma of Visual Arts 1990: The
University of New South Wales: College of Fine Arts,
UNSW COFA 1990, p. 41
Photography: Anthony Potter, © 1990
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Above:
Cath Phillips (artist and then president of the Sydney Gay
and Lesbian Mardi Gras) opening the Mardi Gras art show at
Tin Sheds, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney,
1991.
Artworks on view by Lachlan Warner and David McDiarmid.
Left detail. The gathering includes Gillian Minervini (on
the left) and Kurt Schanzer (right); artwork by David McDiarmid.
Photography: William Yang, 1991, from the book William Yang,
Friends of Dorothy, McMillan Australia, 1997, pp
84-85.
© William Yang 1997 |
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Work in progress
on The Melancholy of Industry, acrylic on panel,
1992
College of Fine Arts, UNSW, Flinders Street campus, c1992.
Photographer: unknown |
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Kurt Schranzer
and Gitte Weise installing the exhibition Dichter-Zeichner
Room 35 / Gitte Weise Gallery, Sydney, September 1997. Photography:
Renate
Anger (1943-2008) |
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Studio
Self-Portrait
Palm Beach, Queensland, 2006.
Photography: Kurt Schranzer |
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Work in progress
on Woven Wall, for the exhibition The Great Walls
Dunheved (St. Mary’s) NSW, March 2008. Photography:
Kay Schranzer |
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Work in progress
on Star Walls, for the exhibition The Great Walls
Dunheved (St. Mary’s) NSW, June 2008. Photography: Kay
Schranzer |
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Self-Portrait
with the artwork Processional Wall (in progress),
for the exhibition The Great Walls
Dunheved (St. Mary’s) NSW, February 2009.
Photography: Kurt Schranzer |
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The artist
at Paul Klee’s grave, Schosshalden Cemetery
Bern, Switzerland, July 2009.
I cannot be grasped in this world.
For I live now so well among the dead
As among the unborn.
Somewhat closer to the heart of creation than usual
Yet not close enough, by far.
Photography: Ken Patrick |
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© Kurt Schranzer 2010
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