Reg Mombassa 'Advance Mambo' cool tones diffused forms and blurred contours

diffused forms and blurred contours evoke the sensation of a faded memory

It was produced by Kelpra Studios—key figures in the 1960s and ’70s London print scene—whose editions are now held in institutions like the V&A

Angels has never been owned before

as well as New Parliament House and Art Bank

In Anne Marie Hall’s ‘Reclining’

Reg Mombassa 'Advance Mambo' cool tones diffused forms and blurred contoursAn Antipodean icon, Reg Mombassaalso known as Chris ODohertyoccupies a rare cultural space, equally influential as artist, musician and designer. One of Australias most collected and instantly recognisable contemporary figures, his work is worn, loved and collected by audiences ranging from Patrick White to Elton John. In 'Advance Mambo', Mombassa gives the Australian coat of arms a well earned smoko. The kangaroo and emu, liberated from their