Western Sydney based artist and Archibald Prize finalist (2018) Amani Haydar presented a deeply personal and moving series of works, sharing a vulnerable and oftentimes intimate glimpse into her unique perspective of life, having growing up in an Arab-Australian household, as a women’s advocate and as a witness to family and domestic violence.
Amani Haydar with her portrait 'Insert headline here', 2018. Image courtesy of AGNSW, photograph by Jason McCormack
Young woman looking at a painting of two women in a red car (JPG, 364KB) Painting hanging on the wall (JPG, 314KB) Woman taking a photo of framed paintings (JPG, 295KB) Young man taking a close-up photograph of a painting (JPG, 302KB) Two women posing on either side of a large painting (JPG, 473KB) Visitors looking at paintings on the wall of a gallery (JPG, 266KB) Exhibition documentation by Ali Mousawi
Young woman looking at a painting of two women in a red car
Painting hanging on the wall
Woman taking a photo of framed paintings
Young man taking a close-up photograph of a painting
Two women posing on either side of a large painting
Visitors looking at paintings on the wall of a gallery