From dishes drying on a rack to nuns travelling along the Geelong Road, Australian artist Eric Thake had a knack for finding humour and beauty in the most ordinary scenes. Now, more than 150 of his artworks are being brought together at Geelong Gallery for the first major exhibition of his work in 50 years. Opening on 14 November, the exhibition will trace Thake’s career through prints, drawings, paintings and photographs, including rarely seen …
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