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An Anglo-Australian artist, Ian Burn is best known for participating in the New York part of Art & Language, a conceptual art collective of the 1970s. His earlier work was minimalist.
In 1977, he returned to Australia to work for the Australian labor movement in exhibitions expressing issues of its members. He also did landscape painting during this time, with many of these pieces having calligraphy inscriptions.
Source:
"Art in America", December 1997
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