Andrew Sullivan: Survey into the Cretaceous
Saturday 23 November 2019 - Sunday 26 January 2020 | Main Gallery
Image: Andrew Sullivan, T-REX (Tyrant Lizard King) (detail), oil on canvas 153cm x 213cm. Courtesy the artist and Galerie pompom, Sydney.
Survey into the Cretaceous is a journey into Andrew Sullivan’s vivid imagination. The painter has imagined himself as being an assigned artist with a team of paleontologists, scientists and geographers on a survey expedition into the late Cretaceous period. His brief is to record the fauna and express the experience through an artist's eye. A broad cross-section of species is represented, some now extinct, some still extant today.
Andrew Sullivan is best known for his highly-refined, meticulously-detailed paintings. This exhibition includes paintings of some of the most iconic and best-known dinosaurs and flying reptiles of the late-Cretaceous period.
This exhibition is curated by George Adams.