Auguste Blackman 'Memory' Ursula Hoff Cassab’s portraits reside in the

Cassab’s portraits reside in the British Royal Collection

‘Apparition II’ will enliven collections of monographs

Tanya HODDINOTT (1966 - )

the figures in this etching are arrested by curiosity

Leach-Jones was part of the National Gallery of Victoria’s landmark The Field exhibition

Auguste Blackman 'Memory' Ursula Hoff Cassab’s portraits reside in theAccording to myth, the minotaur symbolises the meeting of opposites: the feminine and masculine; creature and human; rational and irrational; spiritual and instinctual; and, good and evil. This duality underlies Auguste Blackmans images of minotaurs, who despite their beastliness, feel human. In the striking Memory, a wine toned minotaur clasps a bouquet of flowers. His face is reticent, beholden to some memory we cannot share in. Like stars across