Kerry Gardner Bücher

The narrative explores the evolution of Australian art through its participation in the Venice Biennale, highlighting a vibrant group of artists who gathered in early 20th-century Europe. It chronicles the journey from the radical expressions of Tom Roberts and Arthur Streeton to the later contributions of Sidney Nolan and Patricia Piccinini. The book delves into the cultural significance of the Biennale for Australian artists, showcasing how their bold creativity has shaped their legacy and continues to inspire contemporary art.

Born and bought up in pre-partition India by his somewhat remote mother and a bewildering mix of step-fathers, before being packed off to the rigorous and privations of the English public school system, Kerry Gardner discovered in his late teens a natural talent for acting, making friends and finding lovers.