Carrington Tor

Artist Statement: While stylised synthetic cubist stripes have dominated my work in recent times, I also enjoy a simple, more direct approach to painting. Carrington Tor depicts the local park immediately across Throsby Creek from my home in the inner suburb of Maryville. The small hill was scraped up when the creek was rehabilitated in the 1990s. Known locally as Mt Carrington, I have given it a more mystical name in keeping with its imposing staircase and sculpted boat marooned near the peak. 

Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 61 x 61 cms
Date: 2017
Condition: New

CHG Director's Statement: Gavin Fry has worked in Australian art for more than 50 years, but only recently has gone full circle to the place where he started, as a practicing painter, fresh out of art school in the late 1960's. In a long career he took many directions, seeking out new experiences and forms of expression After teaching at secondary and tertiary levels, Gavin took to museum work as an art curator and museum director. As a direct result of that work he has become one of Australia’s best known and most prolific writers on art and history, with more than 20 books to his credit. A lifetime of looking at, and writing about art has taken him back to where he started, painting and drawing the world around him in a distinctive and highly personal way.

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