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his spoon at the lip of an empty bowl
A ghost of failed ambition
inviting waters
Banks uses bold
This work by Italian-Australian artist Zalvatore Zofrea is energized by quick
Brett Whiteley 'Chimp: Taronga Park Zoo, Sydney' sculpture his spoon at the lipWhiteley first exhibited images of the zoo in 1965 London alongside his famed Christie series, a confronting body of work about the serial killer John Christie. In contrast to the violent imagery of Christie, his images of zoo life were palette cleaners, encapsulations of immediacy, energy and character. When Whiteley returned to Australia, he lived within walking distance of Taronga Zoo and would often go there to draw. His 1979 etching 'Chimp:
