Cirrus@Austlit

'Reg Mombassa: Landscapes is a stunning retrospective of one of Australia’s most beloved and celebrated artists. Reg Mombassa’s work has been a part of the fabric of Australia’s pop culture for nearly 40 years with his irreverent take on life down under, but it is his unique landscapes that have earned him a place as one of Australia’s most influential and prolific fine artists. From the early days of his childhood in rural New Zealand, and around his adopted Australian home Reg has been documenting the landscape, oftentimes from cars and buses on the road with his bands ‘Mental as Anything’ and ‘Dog Trumpet’; always with sketchbook in hand. Now over 200 of his iconic landscapes have been brought together for the first time to provide an evocative portrait of our very antipodean landscape, tracing its forever changing geographic and social outlook. ' (Source: Publisher's website)

'Stuff. It's everywhere. In your bedroom, in the kitchen, in the lounge room, everywhere is full of stuff. I'm talking about the ordinary stuff like chairs and carpet and dishwashing liquid and toast. You know what, it's all got a story. And those stories are funny, exciting, astonishing and some cases may even be true. In this very special Volume One, I only have time to tell you the story of Shampoo, Peanut Butter and the Days of the Week. And to tell you the now forgotten nation of trapezia was where all things were invented.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'An irreverent look at the 10 years of sports broadcasting by H G and Roy, from their beginnings on Triple J to their more celebrated stay on the ABC's 3L0 (774) . This collection of stories and anecdotes traverses both the sporting arenas of the world, including AFL and Rugby League Football, with more social events such as art shows and the Royal Family. Many of the tales are written in the first person and contain slang expressions. Illustrations are by Reg Mombassa.' (Publication summary)