October 2018
Storyfeast by Josh Butler
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 18 October---- The world contains a multitude of stories. We delight in them, treasuring those closest to our hearts. Storyfeast invites viewers to revel in the personal narratives of Butler’s Australian homeland. As his first solo exhibition, the series fuses the visual elements of Art Nouveau and Medieval stained-glass imagery to create an indulgent feast for the senses. His unique style is grounded in rich texture, composing his enchanting flora and fauna through materials including wooden panel…
Find out more »November 2018
Elgas Kids Art Prize
---Opening Reception: 3-5pm, 3 November--- Fund Raising Charity Event Proudly Supporting The Smith Family Elgas Kids Art Prize is a non-acquisitive art prize open to children aged 6 – 17 years old. All prizes are sponsored by Elgas Ltd, organised and supported by Thienny Lee Gallery. Finalists are encouraged to make their artworks available for sale to support The Smith Family (50% of the total sales will be donated to The Smith Family, while the young artists retain the remaining 50%).…
Find out more »Summer Group Show 2018
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 22 November--- Thienny Lee Gallery is excited to host its year end Summer Group Show featuring the works of Tony Belobrajdic, Jo Chew, Ron Galimam, Evelyna Helmer Katarina Timkova and others. Please join us during our opening night celebration for drinks and canapés.
Find out more »January 2019
Near and Far by Annie Bierzynski
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 31 January---- Annie Bierzynski takes on an emotionally charged ode to The Kimberley region in her recent body of landscape work, Near and Far. The towering red cliffs, stunning gorges and desert ochres emerge in her art as a site of inner reflection and exploration as she embraces the beauty of her adopted land, Australia. Using an instinctive language consisting of layering, drips, varied brush strokes, and deliberate movements, Bierzynski is able to synthesise her complex identity…
Find out more »February 2019
If a Butterfly Dies in the Forest… by Leonie Robison
---Opening Reception: 6-8pm, 21 February---- In a time of rapid change on a global scale, Leonie Robison’s latest series of works, If a Butterfly Dies in the Forest, confronts the effects of humanities development upon the environment and its inhabitants. Her largely abstract works focus on native Australian butterflies as a symbol for nature’s delicate beauty, conveying a sense of fragility in the soft lines and tones upon woodblock prints and mixed media drawings and paintings. The works make use…
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