Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. John Wolseley, the quirky, British-born landscape artist is bumping his way along a bush track through the ironbark trees of the ...

John Wolseley's latest exhibition Heartlands and Headwaters, at the NGV's Ian Potter Centre. NGV Australia, Federation Square, until August 8 There is no single word that adequately renders the ...

“How does a Yolngu woman look at a tree, and how does an old fart from Victoria look at a tree?” Wolseley says, eyes twinkling. It’s a self-deprecating way of summing up a five-year project carried ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. If you were to visit artist John Wolseley at his home, it's likely you'll find him in his togs, waist ...

For artist John Wolseley, that is a significant part of the attraction. Living in the middle of the eerie Whipstick forest in the central north goldfields region of Victoria provides him with one of ...

Artist John Wolseley has lived in Australia for 39 years, but lost none of his endearing English eccentricities. Gracious of manner and wicked of wit, he bears the authoritative tones of a BBC ...

John Wolseley: I feel like an ant, and quite a lot of the diaries do have very private ant things. For instance, what happens with me is that I then move the diary on to the painting, and now and ...

For four years, artist John Wolseley has roamed the coastal floodplains of the Northern Territory through to the glacial lakes of Tasmania, exploring and recording in exquisite detail the diverse ...

During the almost 30 years he has lived in Australia, Wolseley has gradually developed a philosophy and methodology of creating art in which the human body is a part of the whole living world, like a ...

Paid content is paid for and controlled by an advertiser and produced by the Guardian Labs team. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne 11 April - 16 August 2015 Eighteen works by John Wolseley made ...