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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Return Flight MEL>HKG
‘Return Flight MEL>HKG’ documents the blind collaborative process between 20 artists and writers from Melbourne and Hong Kong.
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Queen’s Land Blak Portraiture: Late 19th Century to the Present
'Queen's Land Blak Portraiture: Late 19th Century to the Present' considers the social, political, economic and cultural conditions, past and present, concerning portraiture and Indigenous identity.
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Hannah Quinlivan
This monograph presents a detailed archive of artist Hannah Quinlivan's exhibitions and performance works from 2011-2018.
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God in Reverse: Art, Architecture and Consciousness: Richard Goodwin
In this title artist, architect and urban activist Richard Goodwin has produced an unorthodox monograph of an ongoing 42 years of practice.
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On Artists
In 'On Artists', Ashleigh Wilson asks 'how much weight should we give to the life when decoding the mysteries of the art?'
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Suburban Baroque: David Wadelton
Melbourne-based photographer David Waddleton presents a new series of photographic works in 'Suburban Baroque'.
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The girl and the boy with working harbour: James Drinkwater
Drawings, the substrate of James Drinkwater's layered practice, are introduced with a bombastic and sensuous poem by the artist in this publication.
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Portraits Destroyed: Power, ego and history’s vandals
Julie Cotter’s subsequent vignettes in ‘Portraits Destroyed’ explore the weight of the genre, how it can deify and also send the ‘wrong’ message about a person.
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Tom Polo Paris Drawings: The Most Elaborate Disguise
‘Paris Drawings: The Most Elaborate Disguise’ reveals Tom Polo’s distinct, and somewhat peculiar approach to drawing, painting and the portrait.
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Mirka Mora: A Life Making Art
Sabine Cotte shares the creative processes of artist Mirka Mora, a Melbourne icon who over the course of her career produced hundreds of artworks.
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Eveline Kotai: Invisible Threads
‘Invisible Threads’ is the first monograph to be published on Eveline Kotai, surveying her 40-year career, traversing painting, drawing, print and stitched collage.
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Hans and Nora Heysen: Two Generations of Australian Art
‘Hans and Nora Heysen: Two Generations of Australian Art’ chronicles the practices of both artists, displaying an artistic syncretism and generative relationship between father and daughter.
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