Got ’em by the balls
He calls himself Pricasso and paints artworks with his penis, and Queenslander Tim Patch’s latest work will hang in this year’s finalists exhibition of the irreverent Bald Archy Prize, the infamous alternative to the Archibald Prize. His work, Political Cuts, depicts Julia Gillard brandishing a bunch of testicles on high while a huddle of recognisable male politicians cower at her feet. The Bald Archys are on show until May 15 at TAP Gallery, Darlinghurst.
info: Visit www.baldarchy.com.au
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