Kevin Connor (1932-2025) was truly an artist one could label ‘a painter’s painter’. A prolific drawer, passionate painter and genuine teacher, he touched many over his 92 years.
Known for his expressionistic style and lens on the everyday, Connor was celebrated early in his career winning the Harkness Fellowship in 1966, which took him to the US for 21 months. While his home, Sydney, would always be his preferred and passionate subject, Connor travelled broadly over the years to London, Paris, New York, Spain, Egypt and the Middle East.
