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Selected Artworks by Chris O'doherty Aka Reg Mombassa Viewing By SELECTED ARTWORKS BY CHRIS O’DOHERTY AKA REG MOMBASSA VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Christopher O’Doherty, also known as Reg Mombassa, is an Australian musician and artist. He is known for his membership in bands Mental as Anything, Dog Trumpet and The Pinks. He worked with Mambo Graphics designing T-shirts and posters since 1986 and exhibited paintings, drawings and prints at Watters Gallery from 1975 to 2018. Beneath the humour in his work lies the expression of serious insights and sympathies. O’Doherty’s oeuvre is shaped from allegorical landscapes that create lingering, enigmatic sensations to both invite and unsettle his audience. His depictions of the familiar Australian landscape are imbued with an atmosphere of the immaterial to build a soft pulsing anticipation and gnawing stillness within his work. In the words of Australian art historian Chris McAuliffe, “In O’Doherty’s hands, every horizon hides an unreachable place where we long to be, every hillside implies an opposing slope that we’ll never know”. His diverse range of projects also includes taking part in solo and group art shows in Australia, New Zealand, Italy, USA, France, Britain, China and Thailand. He has had a survey show at the S.H. Ervin gallery in 2007 and Manly Gallery and Museum in 2018 with his brother Peter O'Doherty. His designs were featured in the Closing Ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, and he designed the graphics for the 2013 Sydney New Year’s Eve celebrations. In 2001 the Victorian Tapestry Workshop invited Reg to contribute a design for a 2 metre square section of a 43.5 metre long Federation Tapestry to be completed and installed in the Melbourne Museum. Subsequently they made 4 more tapestries based on his designs, which were unveiled at the Tapestry Workshop Gallery in Melbourne in 2002. Additionally in 2002 Reg was selected by the Melbourne based Visible Art Foundation to have 3 of his works very enlarged to make an installation on the outside of the Republic Tower building in Collins Street, Melbourne. A biography The Life and Times of Reg Mombassa was written by Murray Waldren and published by Harper Collins in 2009. The Landscapes of Reg Mombassa was published by P.Q. Blackwell in 2016. Available works by Project Artists are subject to change including prices and availability. m +61414303036 [email protected] Etchings printed by Michael Kempson of Cicada Press and Fire and Water lithograph by Victorian Print Workshop www.333artprojects.com Self-portrait at Beach Road 1975 Acrylic on board 92 x 122.5cm NFS House at Beach Road with Kirk's bush 1974 Acrylic on board 91 x 122cm NFS Surf Cultural Evolution (Amphibious Sedan) 1998 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 45.5 x 32cm NFS Mentals 3 1997 Off-set lithograph 73 x 53cm Price (including GST): $900 Australian Jesus Heaven and Hell 1998 Off-set lithograph 56 x 72cm Price (including GST): $900 Friends of Australian Jesus 2000 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 35 x 41cm NFS Replacing a differential, South Western NSW 2001 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 45 x 52cm NFS Long Weekend 2016 Digital print on canvas Edition of 20 161 x 100cm Price (including GST): $3,500 History Platter, AJ and his cottage in the woods 2000 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 32 x 40cm NFS Australian Jesus welcomes the Boat People 2004 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 38 x 29cm NFS Australian Jesus at the Football 1996 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 49 x 34cm NFS Australian Beer Tree 1998 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 40 x 32.5cm NFS Barbecue 2008 Digital reproduction 37 x 49cm Price (including GST): $700 Fire and Water, AJ with eyes popped out 2011 4 colour lithograph 55 x 38cm Price (including GST): $1,100 Track and trunk after fire 2011 Etching with aquatint 50 x 40.5cm Price (including GST): $900 Smiling bleeding maggot-infested business horse with fly-bones 2011 Charcoal, coloured pencil and glitter on paper 49 x 67cm NFS Ironbark with bole and bush, Cassilis 2011 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 37.5 x 46cm Price (including GST): $4,000 Mr and Mrs Bonehead go for a ride on their musclehorse 2013 Charcoal coloured pencil and glitter on paper 69 x 50cm NFS Gumscape with road and creatures 2016 Digital image on canvas 188.5 x 315.5cm Triptych, edition of 5 Price (including GST): $13,500 No.1 Business horse and Thunder God 2016 Digital image on canvas 188.5 x 105.5cm Edition of 5 Price (including GST): $5,000 No.2 Opera House and Harbour Bridge 2016 Digital image on canvas 188.5 x 105.5cm Edition of 5 Price (including GST): $5,000 No.3 Treepole 2016 Digital image on canvas 188.5 x 105.5cm Edition of 5 Price (including GST): $5,000 Loan pine in gloaming, Awaawaroa Bay 2014 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 18.5 x 24cm Price (including GST): $2,600 A solar powered Phantom Jesus Bottle 2016 Digital image on canvas 162 x 121.5cm Edition of 20 Price (including GST): $3,500 Mambo 30 2014 Digital reproduction framed 35 x 28cm Price (including GST): $600 Cloudbank and treeline, Cassilis 2015 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 51.5 x 34.5cm NFS Trunk and trunk, Cassilis 2015 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 51.5 x 35cm Price (including GST): $4,800 Ironbarks, Cassilis 2015 Charcoal on paper 34 x 24cm Price (including GST): $1,000 Australian Jesus with eyes popped out 2016 Digital print on canvas 147 x 109cm Edition of 20 Price (including GST): $3,500 Bones, poles and wires 2015 Etching with aquatint 74 x 51cm Price (including GST): $1,000 Skirting the rim of hell 2002 Lithograph 53 x 43cm NFS Space barbeque, Tamworth 2004 Etching with aquatint 49 x 39cm NFS Mixed Grill 2003 Etching with aquatint 5 x 25cm Price (including GST): $500 Great South Road near Timaru 2008 Etching with aquatint 32 x 20cm Price (including GST): $880 Stumps and cracked gum trunk, Cassilis 2016 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 36 x 50cm Price (including GST): $4,400 Dawn at Moonee Beach 2016 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 52 x 35cm Price (including GST): $4,000 Gums and path, Moonee Beach 2016 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 53 x 36cm Price (including GST): $5,500 Gum with cankers and crack-eye 2016 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 37 x 51.5cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Hedge and hillock, Central Otago 2017 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 24.5 x 22.5cm Price (including GST): $2,200 Stations of the Cross no.10, Australian Jesus is stripped bar 2017 Charcoal, coloured pencil and glitter on paper 52 x 37cm NFS Twight of the Patriarcha Gods V11 (bones and homes) 2018 Enamel and oil paint on canvas 303 x 68cm Price (including GST): $30,000 Station of the Cross no. 2 2018 Charcoal, coloured pencil and glitter on paper 53 x 37cm NFS Two moons 2017 Etching with aquatint 19.5 x 27cm Price (including GST): $770 Artificial General Intelligence: Robot Smalltalk 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 32 x 25cm Price (including GST): $3,000 Robot 'priest' with captured Australian, Hunter Valley 2018 Charcoal, coloured pencil and glitter on paper 54 x 31cm NFS Robot Jesus bottle with flaming nightscape, Hunter Valley 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 53 x 37cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Craft based patterns of restraint 2003 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 68 x 50cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Bleeding maggot-infested robot cruciform 2018 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 53.5 x 38cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Ferry hill in the sun 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 51 x 35cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Bleeding robot angel (electric model) 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 54 x 37cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Nightfall on Ferry Hill, Central Otago 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 33.5 x 25cm Price (including GST): $3,200 Robot on a rearing horse, Blueland 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 52 x 35cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Intoxicated vomiting robot II 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 53 x 36.5cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Robot riding a horse 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 37 x 51cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Cloudscape and treelines on the Golden Highway 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 20 x 16cm Price (including GST): $2,200 A smoking business horse dashing through the forest 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 52.5 x 37cm Price (including GST): $5,000 Leaning pine and hedges on the Waimea Highway, Otago, 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 22 x 17.5cm Price (including GST): $2,400 Sandbar and headlands on Lake Hawea, Otago 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 35 x 24.5cm Price (including GST): $3,500 Looking north from the Sealy Pt lookout, Coffs Harbour 2019 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 40.5 x 27cm Price (including GST): $3,200 Red sedan on the Kingston highway 2019 Oil paint on board 24 x 35.5cm Price (including GST): $4,000 Macrocarpa in shadow, Sutton Forest 2018 Charcoal and coloured pencil on paper 25 x 33cm Price (including GST): $3,200 Garlic 2019 Oil paint on paper 16.5 x 15cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Yellow Chilli 2019 Oil paint on paper 15 x 11cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Tomato 2019 Oil paint on paper 17 x 16cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Potato 2019 Oil paint on paper 16 x 14cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Aubergine 2019 Oil paint on paper 18 x 14cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Carrot 2019 Oil paint on paper 19.5 x 12.5cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Banana 2019 Oil paint on paper 20 x 14cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Mushroom 2019 Oil paint on paper 16 x 13cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Zucchini 2019 Oil paint on paper 16 x 14cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Capsicum 2019 Oil paint on paper 18 x 17cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Peach 2019 Oil paint on paper 17 x 14cm Price (including GST): $1,500 Pomegranate 2019 Oil paint on paper 17 x 15cm Price (including GST): $1,500 .
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