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Australian contemporary artist Del Kathryn Barton is renowned for her sensuous and0richly decorative works. Her colourful and intricate paintings, collages, drawings,0sculptures and films are powerful depictions of the female form, womanhood, desire, sex, motherhood and the natural world.0'Del Kathryn Barton: The Highway is a Disco' includes some of her most personal works, as well as photographs of her studio and sketchbooks. Curator Pip Wallis writes about symbolism in Barton?s imagery, while Peggy Frew explores women?s experience and the film RED, 2016, in an interview with the artist.0Del Kathryn Barton continues to evolve her practice in surprising new ways, exploring her inner thoughts and external influences with an untamed curiosity, taking audiences on an exuberant journey through her imagination.00Exhibition: National Gallery of Victoria, Australia (17.11.2017-12.03.2018).

Australian artist Gareth Sansom is celebrated for daring paintings, collages and watercolours which combine diverse references and imagery. His colourful and densely layered canvases explore psychological and material transformation and are charged with sexual energy.Gareth Sansom: Transformer includes 130 works from the artist’s sixty-year career, as well as critical essays by Ashley Crawford, Sebastian Smee and Pip Wallis. In a candid interview with curator Simon Maidment, Sansom also traces his path to becoming one of Australia’s most provocative artists.

Gutter Feelings Pip Wilson has been on the frontline of Youth Work for many years, including much intensive work and love for young offenders. He feels with the Gutter Feelings of the toughest of teenage gangs and wants, at the same time, to disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed. This is a book about putting Christian principles into practice and living it out - the failure, the hurt, the wounds and the hope. It is a faith journey of a human being... becoming.