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Roger Foley collection guide

CreatorFoley, RogerDate1971-2010DescriptionThe Yellow House was located in the former Clune Art Gallery at 57-59 Macleay Street, Pott’s Point, Sydney between 1970-1973. It was set up by artist Martin Sharp for an exhibition and performance space in May 1970, and continued as an artist community, based on Vincent van Gogh’s Yellow House project of the 1880s. It operated through to early 1973, with the involvement of major Sydney-based artists and performers. Exhibitions were held, along with film screenings and musical performances. The rooms were painted and decorated by artists including Martin Sharp, Brett Whitely and George Gittoes. Mr Roger Fogg was one of the artists involved with the Yellow House. During the late sixties he developed psychedelic light shows for local bands under the name Ellis D. Fogg. Mr Foley's collection of Yellow House related material includes ephemera, audio visual items, artefacts, newspaper clippings, publications and posters.Collection NameRoger FoleyUOW Archival Collection Inventories

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