Art Books
Click here for a selection of art books published by or associated with Bandicoot Publishing. All are available for purchase.
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The Birdman’s Wife
Self described "birder" Melissa Ashley pens this historical novel which paints a portrait of a woman driven by a passion for "curious" birdlife.
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Graeme Drendel
Colourful images on stark white pages revealing a comprehensive collection of works that showcase Graeme Drendel’s distinct painting style over three decades of his career.
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Transformations: The Art of Sonia Payes
'Transformations: The Art of Sonia Payes' is a large-format monograph that follows the journey of the artists practice over the last decade.
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What do you call a girl that doesn’t love you anymore? A million times a day
Epithets and self-portraits by Martin Bell from 2013 to today sharing the difficulty of being an artist, and simply ‘being’.
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Ngarra the texta drawings
Ngarra (1920–2008) was a bushman and stockman of the Kimberley country, who shared the knowledge of his home, ritual and law through art.
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Many Hands: The First 40 Years of the Australian Tapestry Workshop
'Many Hands' celebrates the forty-year history of art on the loom at the Australian Tapestry Workshop, Melbourne.
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ART + CLIMATE = CHANGE
This publication promotes art practice as a platform on which ideas, problems and solutions can be considered in relation to climate change.
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Helen Grey-Smith by Gwen Phillips
Told in her own words via a series of interviews, this monograph illustrates the artist’s multi-faceted life with over eighty images.
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The Art of Dinosaur Designs
Mirroring their partnership, this publication surveys 30 years of individual and shared creative inspirations in the practice of art and design duo, Olsen and Ormandy.
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Kiffy Rubbo: curating the 1970s
Kiffy Rubbo was a significant curator and advocate for experimental visual art during the 1970s.
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Clay: Contemporary Ceramic Artisans by Amber Cresswell Bell
Artist interviews casting a trendy Australasian net characteristic of design journals and blogs curious about the resurgence of the medium.
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