Smith & Singer

ALBERT TUCKER: WHEN DARKNESS FALLS
Masterpieces from the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation

AUEX029 | 23 November 2021 - 17 December 2021 | Melbourne |

ALBERT TUCKER 1914-1999
Night Image 1978
synthetic polymer paint and collage on composition board, 76.5 x 102 cm
© Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
SOLD
ALBERT TUCKER 1914-1999
Explorer 1987
synthetic polymer paint on composition board, 91.5 x 91.5 cm
© Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
SOLD
ALBERT TUCKER 1914-1999
Night Image 1988
synthetic polymer paint on composition board, 91.7 x 122 cm
© Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
Price Available on Request
ALBERT TUCKER 1914-1999
Accident 1990
synthetic polymer paint on composition board, 96.2 x 122 cm
© Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
SOLD
ALBERT TUCKER 1914-1999
Night Image 1990
synthetic polymer paint and collage on composition board, 76 x 66 cm
© Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
Price Available on Request
Sale Number: AUEX029

ALBERT TUCKER: WHEN DARKNESS FALLS

Masterpieces from the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation

Smith & Singer is honoured to present ALBERT TUCKER: WHEN DARKNESS FALLS: Masterpieces from the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation.  Curated by Geoffrey Smith, Chairman, Smith & Singer, the exhibition comprises works spanning more the four decades of Albert Tucker's prodigious artistic practice.

In recent times, as the world experiences global disruption on an unprecedented scale, the impact and meaning of Albert Tucker’s imagery has never been more relevant or insightful.  As we navigate within a suddenly unfamiliar terrain of fractured social, economic and political structures, Tucker’s expressive and surreal tableaux, that distort, conflate and convey psychological anguish and alienation, appear (more than ever) to be based on reality rather than the imagined.

Drawn from the personal collection of Albert and Barbara Tucker, the exhibition contains numerous works that have never previously been available for public sale.  Offered on behalf of the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation, proceeds from the sale of each work will benefit important social causes, including the protection of wild life and habitat; violence against women; scholarships for disadvantaged people; relief of poverty; and the initiation of social change which goes towards increasing the equal treatment and social acceptance of all people in the community.

ALBERT TUCKER: WHEN DARKNESS FALLS: Masterpieces from the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation will be open to the public at 14-16 Collins Street, Melbourne, from 23 November - 17 December 2021, 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.

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EXHIBITION

Melbourne

14-16 Collins Street 
MELBOURNE VIC  3000 
Tel: +61 (0)2 9302 2402
Fax: +61 (0)2 9263 1100 
[email protected]

23 NOVEMBER - 17 DECEMBER 2021

MONDAY - FRIDAY

10AM - 5PM

 
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Specialists

Geoffrey Smith

Geoffrey Smith

Chairman

Australian & International Art 
Melbourne  |  Sydney 
T: +61 (0)3 9508 9900 
T: +61 (0)2 9302 2402 
E: Geoffrey Smith

Gary Singer

Chief Executive Officer & Director

Australian & International Art 
Melbourne  |  Sydney 
T: +61 (0)3 9508 9900 
T: +61 (0)2 9302 2402 
E: Gary Singer
       

Emily Walker

Administrator

Australian & International Art 
Melbourne 
T: +61 (0)3 9508 9900 
E: Emily Walker

David Mackay

Gallery Manager

Sydney 
T: +61 (0)2 9302 2402 
E: David Mackay

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EXHIBITION TIMES +

MELBOURNE

14-16 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE

23 NOVEMBER - 17 DECEMBER

MONDAY - FRIDAY

10AM - 5PM








ALBERT TUCKER: WHEN DARKNESS FALLS<BR>Masterpieces from the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation © Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation. Courtesy of Smith & Singer Fine Art
10 ALBERT TUCKER
1914-1999

John Reed, Sidney Nolan and Sunday Reed circa 1943 - The Offering 1984

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