Deborah Klein's Art Blog

  …She left the web, she left the loom,  She made three paces through the  room,  She saw the water-lily bloom,  She saw the helmet and the ...

…By the margin, willow veil'd, Slide the heavy barges trail'd  By slow horses; and unhail'd  The shallop flitteth silken-sail...

…Four gray walls and four gray towers, Overlook a space of flowers, And the silent isle imbowers The Lady of Shalott… - from The Lady of Sha...

On the morning after the Melbourne International Film Festival ended, Alice can’t control her excitement, as our attention will once again ...

  Recently I set up a temporary studio in our dining room, as it’s adjacent to the living room where we’ve been screening our selections fro...

The collective name for my most recent protagonists is ‘Rückenfiguren’ or alternatively, ‘Journeywomen’. Ironically, since they were freed f...

BOOKISH, the Print Council of Australia ’s inaugural artist book exhibition, is now live. The online show features 94 works, including my on...

Yesterday this photo (shared via Instagram) came up as a Facebook memory. Two years and one day ago I was based in a small hotel room in Mel...

This year’s Melbourne International Film Festival is another scaled-down affair. Sadly, for the second year running, we won’t get to hang o...

  Everything’s coming up roses.🌹  Thanks to the astonishingly resourceful Stephen McLaughlan, BACKSTORIES will reopen for viewing once the ...

When I switched on the news early yesterday afternoon, it soon became clear where things were heading. With another lockdown imminent, Shane...

The BACKSTORIES Artist Celebration at Stephen McLaughlan Gallery last Saturday is something I’ll long remember. Since publishing my own ph...