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Direct from the Blackman Family Collection
The iconic gaping mouth serves as Luna Park's entrance into a parallel universe where the ordinary existence is left behind
is a direct reference to Duchamps L
Image Size: 41 x 76 cm
Robert Jacks 'The James Joyce House of the Dead' portrait Direct from the Blackman FamilyJames Joyce has been a life long inspiration for Robert Jacks. In 1966 Jacks staged his first solo exhibition, from which the National Gallery of Victoria bought Timbrel and harpsoothe, a work informed by Joyces modernist masterpiece Ulysses. This affinity culminated in 2004 when Jacks was anointed the official artist for Bloomsday, an annual festival that celebrates Ulysses. Occurring on the 16th of June, Bloomsday sees city and novel fuse:
