Jack Randell is an award-winning visual artist working in drawing, painting, public art, digital media and video, exploring an interest in contour, line, and edges of systems
Jack Randell is an award-winning visual artist working in drawing, painting, public art, digital media and video, exploring an interest in contour, line, and edges of systems. He lives and works in Dubbo, on Thubagah Wiradjuri country, in South-Eastern Australia. Jack’s works are held in private and public collections in Australia, Japan, Spain, UK, Taiwan, USA and Denmark. His media work includes music videos, projection and art direction for documentaries, TV and short narrative films. In 2019 he was the winner of the Custodial Portrait Artist of the Year, exhibited at the Henry Dean Building, Sydney. Jack’s short film “Eulomogo” was included in ‘Hot Steam III’ 2020 at the MIT Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.