In this episode of A Living Field, Janaki Peart speaks with artist Jolon Larter, a self-described ratbag and something of a dark horse.
Grandson of artists Pat and Richard Larter, and nephew of Rogue Pop-Up Gallery founder Diane Larter, Jolon has forged a distinctly independent artistic practice.
Together, they explore experimentation, rebellion, challenging and tempering beauty, political expression, and the tension between artistic integrity and the art market.
A candid, humorous and thought-provoking conversation about making art on your own terms.
“The March Quickens…” by Jolon Larter 2020 (42 × 29.7cm)