Trevor Vickers featured in Art Collector Magazine

Trevor Vickers in his studio. Photo by Bianca Woolhouse.
Trevor Vickers in his studio. Photo by Bianca Woolhouse.

Trevor was recently profiled in Art Collector magazine, with a feature penned by esteemed art historian Rex Butler. The article offers a thoughtful reflection on his six-decade career, tracing his evolution from shaped canvas abstraction in The Field era to his current minimalist practice.

Rex Butler’s writing situates Trevor within the broader trajectory of Australian modernism, highlighting his enduring commitment to formal clarity, spatial rhythm and chromatic restraint. The feature underscores his influence on generations of artists and curators, while also acknowledging the quiet radicalism of his work – its refusal of spectacle in favour of sustained visual inquiry.

This recognition in Art Collector affirms Trevor's status as a foundational figure in Western Australian art and a key contributor to national discourse. The timing of the feature, ahead of his April 2026 exhibition New Paintings, reinforces the relevance and vitality of his practice today. 

Read the full article here.