In the feature length documentary movie, D'ART,
Robert paints an 'art-car', using an iconic Australian sports-car,
the Goggomobil Dart, as the canvas for his signature paper-darts.

D'ART captures the creative process, reveals the breadth of Robert's remarkable oeuvre,
investigates collecting in its many forms, and uncovers the car's extraordinary history,
while introducing a diverse and often hilarious cast of experts and protagonists.

 

(Sneak-peak); watch the creative process in 40-seconds! - https://vimeo.com/351752884

 

D'ART Documentary Screenings

Watch the trailer here - https://vimeo.com/345842556

Melbourne;
Second screening with Q&A, by popular demand.
Saturday September 14, at 2.00 pm.
Classic Cinema; 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick.
Phone; (03) 9524 7900
For further information and ticket purchase; 
https://www.classiccinemas.com.au/movies/dart

Sydney;
Sunday September 22, at 6.30 pm.
The Ritz; 45 St. Paul's Street, Randwick.
Phone; (02) 8324 2500
For further information and ticket purchase; 
https://www.ritzcinema.com.au/Movie/Dart

More information about the movie can be found on the movie website; 
www.dartmovie.com

 

 

 

In a break from the ongoing Australian Regional Gallery Tour
the Goggombil D'art will be on display at the
National Motor Museum.

Dates: Monday May 13 to Sunday September 1, 2019.

Opening Hours;
10.00 am to 5.00 pm, Daily.

Shannon Street, Birdwood, South Australia, 5234.
Ph; (08) 8568 4014.

motor.history.sa.gov.au

Robert has transformed an iconic 1960's Australian sports car,
the Goggomobil Dart, into an Object D'art.

The car is the canvas for a delightful cascade of 62 beautifully hand-painted
paper-darts; finished to show-car perfection.

Accompanying the car, are detailed sketches
and a video about the project.

(After the National Motor Museum, OBJET D'ART will continue its tour of regional galleries throughout Australia, Dates and locations will be posted here as they arise.)

 

 

In conjunction with his retrospective exhibition, the Art Gallery of Ballarat published a hardback full colour art-book;
Robert Clinch: Fanfare for the common man.

This handsome book features a beautifully written text by Australian Art writer David Thomas,
supplemented by a fascinating recorded conversation with exhibition curator, Julie Collett,
and is comprehensively illustrated with colour reproductions of artworks from the exhibition.

The book is available in store or online at;

THE LEAF BOOKSHOP
www.leafbookshop.com.au

3/283 High Street Ashburton VIC 3147
Ph +61(0)3 9885 1900     
Fax +61(0)3 8678 3260
Email  sales@leafbookshop.com.au