August 2019
Edge of the Id by Phillipa Butters and Paul Williams
Edge of the Id is the latest duo exhibition by Phillipa Butters and Paul Williams. Their art practices share intensities of abstraction and spontaneity in depicting the hidden signs within landscape and human forms. Butters’ works incorporate recurring abstract symbols to characterise fossil markings. By relating evolutionary history of the land to human journeys, Butters traces the impacts of markings on shaping individual consciousness. Of significance to Williams is the complex relationship between man and landscape that appears in ancient…
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Recasting by Brandt Lewis
Recasting is the latest solo exhibition by Brandt Lewis who further develops the themes of staging and narrative from his 2017 show at Thienny Lee Gallery, Staging Stills. Lewis continues his format of still-life painting to present a variety of stories incorporating manikins and toy animals. The narratives within these works stage retellings of art history, animals questioning their rightful place while mourning their losses, as well as various contexts of the artist's self-observation. Lewis cleverly ‘gets his hand’ into…
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Patterns of Light by Erika Beck
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 17 October--- Patterns of Light is the 18th solo exhibition by multi-award-winning Sydney based artist Erika Beck. In a career spanning more than three decades, Beck has widely exhibited in Sydney, Mosman, Melbourne, Coffs Harbour, Adelaide as well as internationally in Barcelona and Zagreb. Her latest body of landscape work returns to her local environment where she lives, intensely inspired by the patterns formed through a contrast of light and shadow as well as a deep appreciation…
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Chocolate Milk and Cigarettes by Evelyna Helmer
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 7 November--- Award-winning artist Evelyna Helmer’s latest exhibition Chocolate Milk and Cigarettes showcases a series of still-life oil paintings and sculptures of everyday objects that encapsulate memory and nostalgia. Through incorporating familiar objects such as cigarettes, chocolate milk, bottles and the beachball or repurposing found objects such as 1940s French antique frames in her artwork, Helmer explores the messages and narratives that lie beneath the surface of these objects. Drawing upon Semiotics and influences from Pop Art,…
Find out more »February 2020
Inside Out by Jenny Lavender
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, Thursday 6 February--- Viewing Jenny Lavender’s abstract paintings on X-ray film is a unique and original experience. In Inside Out, Lavender allows the transparent surface of the film to dictate the composition of ...flow and density, form and colour... engaging both the mind and the heart in equal measure. “This exhibition of works on X-ray film has proved to be an exciting voyage of discovery for me.” – Jenny Lavender To be opened by celebrated multi-award-winning artist…
Find out more »Take 6 for IWD by Angela Alcock, Phillipa Butters, Jenny Hall, Julie Johnstone, Sue McRoberts and Catherine Stewart.
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, Thursday 27 February--- In honour of International Women's Day (IWD) on the 8th of March, this exhibition invites the viewer to experience the individual responses of 6 female artists to the landscape, to nature and to their experience of place - the intimate and familiar, the harsh and remote, and where land meets water. The diverse landscape is captured through the changing light and colour, tones and textures, mark-making and motifs, layering and scraping, and the revealing…
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