Ben Goss is a Painter, Graphic Designer and sometimes  illustrator.

Goss’ paintings have been exhibited in New York, Singapore, Sydney & Melbourne.

His Illustrations have appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian & Tachen Books.

In Design &  Illustration Goss has worked with Sydney Opera House  / The New York Times / Qantas /  Grand Hotel Oslo / Loblaws / ALDI Australia & China / The Guardian / Art Gallery of NSW / David Carson / Shinsegae / Bunnings / Westpac / Taschen Books / Crumpler/ London Financial Review / Bloomberg / Ray Gun / The Australian & Chronicle Books.

Ben Goss, Music has the Right to Children, 2007.
Oil, acrylic & shellac on linen, 61.5 x 61 .5.


MaunsellWickes at Barry Stern [across the road from the other galleries at this end of Glenmore Road] is hosted by very generous men who offer clearly distressed visitors glasses of mineral water and anecdotes about pasta dishes in Venice. It’s very refreshing. It’s the final days of Ben Goss’s show and it looks like just about everything has been sold. We like the fact Goss doesn’t seem too concerned with filling up the canvas with paint, and the loose gestural drawing-like quality of the paintings, but the surfaces are too bright and shiny for our tastes. Any doubts are dispelled when we discover that one painting is called ‘Music has the right to children.’ If you get the reference you quickly realise that Goss is a man of taste and wealth, alright.

– THE ART LIFE, November 30, 2007

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