Contemporary Australian artist Dale Frank is among the best known and respected artists of his generation. Recognised for his iconic and energetic vinyl paintings, his work has also assumed performance, installation and sculptural forms that draw on the influences of Pop and Abstract Expressionism. He has shown extensively in Australia, Europe and the US to international acclaim, exhibiting solo at MoMA PS1 Contemporary Art Centre in New York (1981); and consistently throughout his career at Anna Schwartz Gallery, Neon Parc, and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery. In 2000 the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, held a major survey of Frank’s work.