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when: 20 July 2022 | venue: Sydney Jewish Museum | cost: Members: FREE | Non-members: $15 | address: 148 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst NSW 2010 | website: https://sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au/ | tickets: https://link.sjm.com.au/Nolan-Auschwitz-Talk
published: 18 Jul 2022, 5 min read
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For the last decade, Andrew Turley has uncovered many of the lesser-known works of the iconic Australian artist, Sidney Nolan.
Using maps, photos, paintings, diary entries and Nolan's reference notes viewed from the newly opened Sidney Nolan Archives at the National Library of Australia, Turley has revealed previously unknown histories, including Nolan's 1961 'Auschwitz' works.
In this talk, Turley will explain Nolan's half-century-long preoccupation with the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, which began as early as 1939. He will also explore the significance of Nolan's Auschwitz series, painted with great intensity in late 1961, as the Adolf Eichmann trial came to a close and as Nolan prepared to visit Auschwitz.
This series has never been seen before in Australia but uncovers an extremely important chapter in Nolan's life: one that shaped his imagery for decades to come.
Image: 'Portrait of Sidney Nolan' by Albert Tucker (State Library of Victoria)
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For the last decade, Andrew Turley has uncovered many of the lesser-known works of the iconic Australian artist, Sidney Nolan.
Using maps, photos, paintings, diary entries and Nolan's reference notes viewed from the newly opened Sidney Nolan Archives at the National Library of Australia, Turley has revealed previously unknown histories, including Nolan's 1961 'Auschwitz' works.
In this talk, Turley will explain Nolan's half-century-long preoccupation with the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, which began as early as 1939. He will also explore the significance of Nolan's Auschwitz series, painted with great intensity in late 1961, as the Adolf Eichmann trial came to a close and as Nolan prepared to visit Auschwitz.
This series has never been seen before in Australia but uncovers an extremely important chapter in Nolan's life: one that shaped his imagery for decades to come.
Image: 'Portrait of Sidney Nolan' by Albert Tucker (State Library of Victoria)
Go see Lunchtime Lecture: Nolan's Auschwitz 2022.
Lunchtime Lecture: Nolan's Auschwitz 2022 is on 20 July 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Darlinghurst. Call 02 9360 7999 for details. Visit their website at https://sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au/.
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Event Details
what: Lunchtime Lecture: Nolan's Auschwitz 2022
when: 20 July 2022
start time/end time: Wednesday 20 July from 1pm to 2pm
venue: Sydney Jewish Museum
website: https://sydneyjewishmuseum.com.au/
phone: 02 9360 7999
city/suburb: Darlinghurst NSW
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