Past
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Jo Bertini
Elsewhere 17 October - 9 November 2024 The poetic paintings of Jo Bertini are an ode to the wild. Having inhabited diverse desert landscapes for decades, Bertini contemplates and celebrates the personal and anthropological profundity of remote wilderness. The sacredness of sites that cannot be tamed, conquered or colonised, and the ways in which these wild places... Read more -
Nicola Moss
Listening to Nature 21 September - 12 October 2024 Nicola Moss’ layered landscape paintings celebrate the cross-cultural, cross-temporal power of the humble garden. Channeling heartfelt emotional and physical responses to greenspaces, the artist considers the power of plants in nurturing psychological wellbeing. Her works delve into environmental sustainability and ‘sustainism’, optimistically envisioning a world reshaped by harmony, connectedness and... Read more -
Joshua Yeldham
Broken Head 29 August - 14 September 2024 This show, collectively titled 'Broken Head' is ambitious in scale. The artist has pushed himself further than ever before. There are enormous paintings with collaged elements, sometimes organic, foraged from the bush, linen paper pieces carved with a belt sander, giant totemic owls in timber and ceramic, and many ceramic... Read more -
Belinda Fox
and the little things 27 July - 10 August 2024 Consistently across her oeuvre, Belinda Fox has knitted together personal poetics and global realities with a rare sincerity. This coalescence comes naturally to an artist who has lived all over the world, most recently in The Netherlands. Fox’s show ‘and the little things’ orbits the notion of home, in all... Read more
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Arthouse Group Show
Bloom 28 June - 20 July 2024 Read more -
Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands
Pmara Nurnaka (Our Country) 27 June - 20 July 2024 Featuring Stanley Ebatarinja, Vanessa Inkamala, Delray Inkamala, Dianne Inkamala, Reinhold Inkamala, Mandy Malbunka Lee, Selma Coulthard Nunay, Carita Coulthard, Hubert Pareroultja, Jonathon Price, Everard Pei Pei & Mervyn Rubuntja. Artists here at Iltja Ntjarra Art Centre paint in the watercolour tradition of Albert Namatjira. Passed down through family lines, the... Read more -
Hermannsburg Potters
27 June - 20 July 2024 The Hermannsburg Potters are a dedicated group of Western Arrarnta artists creating vibrant handmade ceramic pots that encompass collective and individually lived histories in their distinct Country. This exhibition includes sculptures for which the Hermannsburg potters locate, extract, and process clay from their traditional lands on Western Aranda Country to... Read more -
Emma Walker
Tender Internal 30 May - 22 June 2024 Emma Walker distils beauty from fallibility in her new collection of paintings and sculptures, ‘Tender Internal’. Continuing the artist’s deepening fascination with the dialectics of outside and inside, the works honour hidden internal spaces and structures of protection and support. The architecture of shells, skeletons, wings and cavities within the... Read more
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Nicole Kelly
Changing Tides 30 May - 22 June 2024 Nicole Kelly’s new series of paintings, ‘Changing Tides’, expands the artist’s ongoing exploration of her charged emotional response to being in the natural environment. Consistent with Kelly’s oeuvre, celebration rubs up against loss as she honours the natural world whilst hollowing out the histories buried beneath. The works reveal Kelly... Read more -
Off-Site Exhibition
The Art Gallery of Ballarat — Belinda Fox, 'The Light Crept In' 4 May - 11 August 2024 The Art Gallery of Ballarat 40 Lydiard Street North Ballarat VIC Australia 3350 Opening Hours: 10-5pm, daily Belinda Fox’s two room installation of work at the Art Gallery of Ballarat is a testament to her dynamic and fascinating art practice. ‘The light crept in’ speaks to finding light in times... Read more -
Lydia Balbal
Little Bit Long Way 2 - 25 May 2024 On a day like any other Lydia Balbal walked into Broome’s Short St Gallery and announced in brisk, determined fashion, that the time had come for her to paint. Gallerist Emily Rohr says “Lydia is extremely free,” she continues “unconstrained in her art – she throws it right open –... Read more -
Peter Simpson
Across the Quiet Water 4 - 27 April 2024 Inspired by the words of Hisham Matar – who writes about paintings requiring time to truly unfold – Peter Simpson’s lyrical landscapes are best viewed slowly, quietly. There is a stillness in the Sydney artist’s renditions of land and sea, a soft tranquillity that holds us in silent embrace until... Read more
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Off–Site Exhibition
Cement Fondu – John Prince Siddon 16 March - 5 May 2024 Cement Fondu 36 Gosbell St, Paddington NSW 2021 Opening Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11am – 5pm In partnership with Mangkaja Arts Resource Centre, Disco Dreamtime Drums is a new exhibition by Walmajarri artist John Prince Siddon, featuring a suite of Cement Fondu commissioned artworks, including a central drum installation, grid... Read more -
Lauren O'Connor
Two Moons 7 - 30 March 2024 Lauren O’Connor’s practice reminds us that the natural world is in constant flux, re-affirmed in each painting to the point of mantra. Her works are disorderly stratums of decisive, colourful brushwork; each bed of paint either obfuscates or reveals a window to the preceding. What we see in the surface... Read more -
Leah Fraser
The Thin Places 7 - 30 March 2024 Leah Fraser is enchanted by the universal psyche that has connected civilisations, both ancient and contemporary, throughout history. “It’s so interesting that as humans we have these stories that are parallel to one another, it reflects our way of explaining the world and nature and science, before there were words... Read more -
Melbourne Art Fair
John Prince Siddon 22 - 25 February 2024 The extraordinary work of John Prince Siddon is a physical experience as much as a visual one, where the traditions of Indigenous and Contemporary art shift and transform into Prince’s unique motifs, stories and mark making that transport us into his world. Possessing an iconic energy that feels familiar to... Read more
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John Baird
Harbour Swimmers 1 - 24 February 2024 The visual symphony of colour, memory and imagination are the cornerstones of John Baird’s new exhibition ‘Harbour Swimmers’. Floating in glorious nostalgia and beauty, Baird’s paintings depicting Sydney Harbour and his enigmatic still lifes are an invitation to the viewer to celebrate the Australian summer and find harmony in the... Read more -
Arthouse Group Show
Summer – Part 2 1 - 24 February 2024 Arthouse Gallery is delighted to begin 2024 with 'Summer' featuring a selection of new and exciting works from our stable of artists. This coming year features solo shows by newly–represented, emerging artists as well as presentations from our celebrated and diverse stable of Australian contemporary practitioners. Read more -
Arthouse Group Show
Summer – Part 1 9 - 27 January 2024 Arthouse Gallery is delighted to begin 2024 with 'Summer' featuring a selection of new and exciting works from our stable of artists. This coming year features solo shows by newly–represented, emerging artists as well as presentations from our celebrated and diverse stable of Australian contemporary practitioners. Read more -
Off–Site Exhibition
George Place 19 December 2023 - 29 February 2024 George Place is an outstanding office precinct in the thriving hub of Sydney’s CBD. George Place hosts a series of inclusive events and activities to enhance the workday experience for the community. This exhibition, presented in collaboration with Justin Miller Art, features exciting works from the Arthouse Gallery stable throughout... Read more
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Online Exhibition
Festive Gift Ideas 7 - 9 December 2023 Read more -
Jo Davenport
Stolen Flowers 30 November - 16 December 2023 For Jo Davenport, abstraction is an instrument of the heart. Paint expresses feeling in ways that words cannot; the universal language of line, colour, gesture. Responding intuitively to felt experiences of the natural landscape – particularly the Murray River region where the artist resides – Davenport creates charged spaces rippling... Read more -
Kate Bergin
Table of Contents 2 - 25 November 2023 The virtuosic paintings of artist Kate Bergin take the viewer on a playful expedition through the absurd and the profound. Strange gatherings of animals and objects are configured in impossible scenarios on the brink of collapse atop tables draped with white cloth, alluding to the conventions of seventeenth century Dutch... Read more -
Colin Pennock
Space to Find Peace 12 - 28 October 2023 The driving force to move or make marks is to find distance and peace in my mind. – Colin Pennock Colin’s cats live inside. It’s to protect the birds – and, of course, the other wildlife that share the Noosa Hinterland property where he works and lives. The landscape slips... Read more
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Dean Home
White Clouds in my Garden 21 September - 7 October 2023 A new presentation of paintings by Dean Home is always an occasion to anticipate and relish; his artistic process and output renowned for being slow and meticulous. With this lyrical exhibition ‘White Clouds in my Garden’, the artist again revels in the sensory world, which is as fundamental to his... Read more -
Clifford How
A Fragile Strength – Sydney Contemporary 7 - 10 September 2023 Clifford How’s newest series, ‘A Fragile Strength’, is a painterly ballad of Tasmania’s ancient wilderness. As a fourth-generation Tasmanian, the variability – and volatility – of this island landscape is dear to the artist’s heart, but this affiliation is not without a recognition of the colonial shadows that problematise the... Read more -
Arthouse Group Show
Sydney Contemporary Collection 2023 – Booth F12 7 - 10 September 2023 Read more -
Joshua Yeldham
In Return 18 August - 9 September 2023 Arthouse Gallery is delighted to present ‘In Return’, an evocative photomedia exhibition by leading contemporary artist Joshua Yeldham. In December 2023 Yeldham’s unique hand-carved photographic practice will be highlighted in the National Gallery of Victoria ‘Triennial’ exhibition. The NGV has acquired Resonance (8 in a series of 9) for their... Read more
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Kate Dorrough
The Vessel and the River 27 July - 12 August 2023 Dorrough’s body of work is an invitation to float suspended within the landscape – like silt in a river. A sensation that draws its embodied inspiration from the artist's memories of swimming in creeks on family holidays during her formative years. Floating in a natural body of water alters our... Read more -
Nicola Moss
Choose Love 6 - 22 July 2023 The choice that frees or imprisons us is the choice of love or fear. Love liberates. Fear imprisons. – Gary Zukav, The Seat of the Soul. A silent meditation on the healing power of nature when approached with love, Nicola Moss’ new series, ‘Choose Love’, continues her exploration of green... Read more -
Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands
Kangkwerrama – Respectfully Take Notice 15 June - 1 July 2023 Featuring Vanessa Inkamala, Dellina Inkamala, Dianne Inkamala, Delray Inkamala, Reinhold Inkamala, Kathy Inkamala, Selma Coulthard Nunay, Mervyn Rubuntja, Betty Namatjira Wheeler Naparula, Benita Clements, Mandy Malbunka, Kathleen France & Ada Lechleitner. Artists here at Iltja Ntjarra Art Centre paint in the watercolour tradition of Albert Namatjira. Passed down through family... Read more -
Hermannsburg Potters
15 June - 1 July 2023 The Hermannsburg Potters are a dedicated group of Western Arrarnta artists creating vibrant handmade ceramic pots that encompass collective and individually lived histories in their distinct Country. The Hermannsburg artists continue a 30-year legacy, sculpting and painting their visual histories and contemporary settings, speaking to their cultural beliefs, traditions and... Read more
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Arthouse Group Show
Present Tense 15 June - 1 July 2023 Read more -
Naomi Hobson
Language of the Land 27 May - 10 June 2023 'Language of the Land' is painted in concert with the natural landscapes of her Country - from the rainforests to the grasslands, and hinterlands traveling down to the coast and its precious reefs. The works have travelled from Coen, a small and close-knit community of about 360 people in Cape... Read more -
Group Show
Paper 4 May - 10 June 2023 'Paper & Clay' brings together the work of twenty-nine Australian artists traversing the timeless materiality of two enduring artforms. Unencumbered by dense conceptual wilderness, the works in this show posit medium as both object and subject in a shared celebration of physical form. Processes of glazing, inscribing, hand-building and throwing... Read more -
Group Show
Clay 4 May - 10 June 2023 'Paper & Clay' brings together the work of twenty-nine Australian artists traversing the timeless materiality of two enduring artforms. Unencumbered by dense conceptual wilderness, the works in this show posit medium as both object and subject in a shared celebration of physical form. Processes of glazing, inscribing, hand-building and throwing... Read more
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Clifford How
Wild State 30 March - 22 April 2023 Clifford How's newest series, 'Wild State', is a painterly ballad of Tasmania's ancient wilderness. As a fourth-generation Tasmanian, the variability - and volatility - of this island landscape is dear to the artist's heart, but this affiliation is not without a recognition of the colonial shadows that problematise the contemporary... Read more -
Danelle Bergstrom
Entwined 2 - 25 March 2023 When I visit Danelle Bergstrom's Hill End studio in July 2020, it is raining, and the village is washed in a misty haze. The landscape is drinking-in this downpour, thirsty still from the prolonged drought and Australia's hottest summer on record. A rich petrichor fills the senses, the sweet smell... Read more -
James Ettleson
Rubik's 2 - 23 February 2023 On the surface, James Ettelson’s work has always been a celebration of colour where intricate detailed patterns and visual motifs invite the viewer to experience his everyday life and the ways in which he sees the world around him. The polychromatic patterns, short, quick mark making and carefully layered lines... Read more -
Kate Ballis
Before Time 2 - 23 February 2023 Kate Ballis employs photography as a conduit into the unseen. Straddling the empirical and the magical, her photographs capture invisible energy, mystifying the mundane and rendering the familiar foreign. 'I am fascinated with unseen energy', reflects the Melbourne artist, who works with a specially converted full-spectrum mirrorless camera and infrared... Read more
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Arthouse Group Show
Summer 2023 14 December 2022 - 28 January 2023 Read more -
John Baird
Harbour and Interior Views 14 December 2022 - 28 January 2023 Working across painting, collage and sculpture, John Baird has developed a singular aesthetic that explores slippages between utilitarianism and decoration, memory and imagination. With a note of nostalgia, the sailboat, the dressing table and the floral arrangement are elevated from the commonplace and the viewer is invited to bask in... Read more -
Michaye Boulter
Towards Light 18 November - 10 December 2022 The deeply evocative paintings of Michaye Boulter reflect a lifetime spent on and around the ocean, exploring the ways we summon memories of place as markers of our ever-morphing identity. From her home on Bruny Island to Recherche Bay, the otherworldly landscapes of Southern Tasmania are conduits for Boulter to... Read more -
Jo Bertini
Deep in Land 20 October - 12 November 2022 Creating art is arguably a form of magic. In the work of Jo Bertini, one can plainly see an alchemy and interplay of paint, surface, pigment, pressure, line, shape, contour, space, and light. Her decades of painting deserts, considered both a mystical and forbidding environment, are distilled in this newest... Read more
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Fabrizio Biviano
Seven Keys to Distinction 21 September - 15 October 2022 The carefully orchestrated paintings of Fabrizio Biviano explore fraught bonds between objecthood and identity. Reworking the conventions of Dutch still life painting through a contemporary lens, Biviano engineers curious compilations of everyday items in an ongoing questioning of how material culture defines us. In his compositions, collections of books are... Read more -
Robyn Sweaney
Living on the Edge 21 September - 15 October 2022 I don’t think Robyn Sweaney and I are the only people who harbour an emotional connection to the humble working and lower middle class homes of the immediate post-War period. Whether it’s nostalgia or an affection for their unassuming regionalist modernism, they retain an enduring interest. Ironically, these modest, free-standing... Read more -
Belinda Fox & Neville French
Fall 8 - 11 September 2022 While Belinda Fox and I were in conversation about this essay, she emailed me the following quote from an interview with British artist Phyllida Barlow, with the postscript, ‘I wish I had said that!’: I’ve often spoken of the simile being a kind of curse; a desperate need to find... Read more -
Sydney Contemporary 2022 Group Show
8 - 11 September 2022 Read more
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Nicole Kelly
Margins of Imtimacy 18 August - 10 September 2022 Nicole Kelly paints personal vignettes that materialise moments in time and space. Her beguiling scenes, both interior and landscape, form emotional and psychological cartographies tracing the artist’s own spatial experiences, intimately observed and sensitively felt. Interested in the ambiguity of person and place, Kelly constructs suspended narratives that divulge just... Read more -
John Prince Siddon
My Painting is My Voice 23 July - 13 August 2022 John Prince Siddon is a Walmajarri man who lives in the remote township of Fitzroy Crossing in the West Kimberley. Prince’s psychedelic surrealist paintings bring some of the most urgent themes of our time into piercing view. His ironic combination of Australian narratives, current affairs and ancestral creation stories articulate... Read more -
Rosie Tarku King
I've Walked Long Way 23 July - 13 August 2022 While painting with peers at Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency, Rosie Tarku King often tells a story of herself: how she walked out of her home in the Great Sandy Desert with her sister, Penny, aged around sixteen. Rosie and Penny continued to walk, and walk, across the Pilbara over the... Read more -
Lauren O'Connor
Eating Wild Honey 24 June - 16 July 2022 Perceptions of place – in all its theoretical and physical vicissitudes – coalesce in the paintings of Lauren O’Connor. Working with hand-mixed acrylics, gouache and ink, the artist responds to natural, domestic, urban, psychic and imagined environments; and every space in between. She orchestrates felt tensions between ‘wilderness’ and the... Read more
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Naomi Hobson
Adolescent Wonderland 11 June - 31 July 2022 In her first major photographic solo exhibition in NSW, Southern Kaantju/Umpila artist Naomi Hobson will present a newly commissioned, immersive photographic exhibition at Cement Fondu. Renowned for her vibrant paintings, this new commission gives Hobson the opportunity to further develop her work with photography, her engagement with Country and concerns... Read more -
Naomi Hobson
Grounded in Nature 26 May - 18 June 2022 Grounded in Nature is the first solo presentation of Naomi Hobson's paintings in Sydney, here on Gadigal land. The works have travelled all the way down from Coen, a small and close-knit community of about 360 people in Cape York. This town, where Hobson lives and creates her work, is... Read more -
Amelia Lynch
Rockpools 30 April - 21 May 2022 The enchanting ceramics of Amelia Lynch distil the patterns, forms and colours tinting her lived experience of the Australian landscape. The Central Coast artist’s hand-built sculptures conjure sensed and seen elements of places she has spent time – Bouddi National Park, Wyrabulong National Park, Nunn’s Creek and Central Australia. Concave... Read more -
Nicola Moss
Green Makes Me Happy 30 April - 21 May 2022 At the centre of Nicola Moss’ art is a heartfelt consideration of environmental sustainability and ‘sustainism’, as the artist optimistically envisions a world reshaped by harmony, connectedness and symbiosis. In her effervescent paintings and paper collages, nature is implied but not defined – through the trope of the garden. Just... Read more
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Jo Davenport
Tread Gently 2 - 23 April 2022 The paintings of Jo Davenport are an act of reverence, a soft yet enduring enunciation of the profundity of nature and its fortitude in an age of anthropogenic activities. Straddling a mid-point between recognition, of the landscape, and the sensed experience of it, Davenport’s works summon the ‘spirit’ of places... Read more -
Dean Bowen
Nitty Gritty 5 - 26 March 2022 The distinction between two-dimensional and three-dimensional works isn’t so straightforward for Dean Bowen. When we talk about his preparatory work for ‘Nitty-Gritty’, he tells me that his bronze sculptures have a special, twinkling kind of relation to the creatures in his paintings and prints. Many of Bowen's figures pop up,... Read more -
Colin Pennock
To Follow Gentle Voices 5 - 26 February 2022 Colin Pennock works intuitively, guided not by narrative but by the visceral act of painting. Harnessing the expressive power of oil, the artist externalises his inner cosmos in ways that are both gently private and vastly inclusive. The self-described “vortex” of Pennock’s psychic landscape is transcribed in poetic pieces; spectral... Read more -
Joshua Yeldham
Hearthstone 13 November - 4 December 2021 Used the way Joshua Yeldham intended, Healing Heart has light and warmth emanating from both its base and centre: the stomach and the chest of its slightly-more-than-human figure. With a candle placed inside, the ceramic work takes on a quality of deep, settled earthliness. A blue perforation at the heart... Read more
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Kate Bergin
Royal Gala Performance 22 October - 6 November 2021 The virtuosic paintings of artist Kate Bergin take the viewer on a playful expedition through the absurd and the profound. Strange gatherings of animals and objects are configured in impossible scenarios on the brink of collapse atop tables draped with white cloth, alluding to the conventions of seventeenth century Dutch... Read more -
Samantha Everton
Marionettes – 10th Anniversary 21 September - 16 October 2021 A decade ago acclaimed Australian photographer Samantha Everton debuted her ‘Marionettes’ collection. Since then the photographs from this series have appeared in national and international exhibitions as well as on the pages of magazines and photographic journals across the world. With much of the series having entirely sold out to... Read more -
Ian Greig
That Which... 21 September - 16 October 2021 When we speak about his most recent body of work, I ask Ian Grieg about the embodiment – the daily material detail – of his studio practice. Refreshingly, he emphasizes the pleasure that structures his process of painting: the viscous flow of movement and of feeling when working, and the... Read more -
Emma Walker
Distillations 28 August - 18 September 2021 The seeds of ‘Distillations’ were sown in March 2020, when I went to Port Macquarie as an invited artist of the Glasshouse residency program. Midway through my stay, the town grew very quiet and by the end, a national lockdown was instated. Nonetheless, I spent mornings exploring the beautiful coastline... Read more
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Dean Bowen
Bird Watching 18 - 24 August 2021 With a practice spanning over thirty-five years and encompassing painting, sculpture and printmaking, Melbourne-based artist Dean Bowen has developed a distinctive symbolic language. Renowned for his charming, whimsical renditions of kindly animals, quirky characters and Australian environments, the artist evinces the simple pleasures of human habitation within the modern world.... Read more -
Clifford How
Takayna – The Edge of the World 24 July - 14 August 2021 Clifford How’s previous paintings took us on a journey to the Tasmanian Central Highlands. In these new landscapes, 'Takayna – The Edge of the World', he takes us on another journey, to the dramatic coastline of Tasmania’s north-west Tarkine region. But ‘journey’ is a word suffering from over-use. It suggests... Read more -
Susan Baird
Where the Light Falls 5 - 26 June 2021 A decade ago Susan Baird first made the artists pilgrimage to the remote community of Hill End in Central New South Wales. This former gold mining town is an infinitely fertile fount of inspiration for many artists and Baird has continued to be called back to this place time and... Read more -
Belinda Fox
Cultivate 5 - 26 June 2021 Belinda Fox’s exhibition, ‘Cultivate,’ suggests something essential about our present moment. After eight and a half years living abroad, Fox recently uprooted her life and returned to Australia in the heat of Covid. And the reality of this uprooting inevitably migrates into her work. “A lot of the show is... Read more
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Jo Bertini
Songs of Dry Hills 11 - 29 May 2021 After nearly three decades of traversing, contemplating and capturing desert landscapes throughout Australia and across the world, Jo Bertini found a true connection to the desert of New Mexico, where she now lives and works. In this new suite of paintings, entitled ‘Songs of Dry Hills’, Bertini takes her desert... Read more -
Leah Fraser
Let Her Go Into Darkness 11 - 29 May 2021 Motherhood, the occult, nature are expressed through Fraser’s paintings. Each work, centred on one female figure who appears floating or falling, never escaping their surroundings. Here, there is an energy of being tightly held in the space. In these depictions feminine power is limitless, diverse and divine. In For the... Read more -
Nicola Moss
Plants Give Me Hope 13 April - 1 May 2021 Always at the heart of Nicola Moss’ art is an honest engagement with environmental awareness, orbiting the ever-relevant question: What is sustainability? Her thoughtfully articulated paintings and paper collages circulate increasing tensions between ‘Nature’ and ‘Culture’ while, at the same time, optimistically positing harmony and symbiosis as a possible pathway... Read more -
James Ettelson
Are We There Yet? 10 - 27 February 2021 James Ettelson’s latest series ‘Are We There Yet?’ sees the Sydney artist expanding and contracting his processes like an accordion. While some of the paintings continue his signature compilation of motifs and patterns, other works are more spatially indulgent, heralding a new direction for Ettelson as he navigates ostensibly incongruous... Read more
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Nicole Kelly
For What Binds 10 - 27 February 2021 The deeply layered paintings of Nicole Kelly posit natural landscapes as receptacles of slanted human narratives. Her evolving visual language conjures emotional and psychological cartographies that trace the artist’s own spatial experiences of the land, intimately observed and sensitively felt. While celebrating the profundity of the land, she also considers... Read more -
Michaye Boulter & Jon Eiseman
Cusp 1 - 19 December 2020 Having spent her life on the sea, Michaye Boulter explores the reciprocity between landscapes and the human psyche. Devoid of human imprint, Boulter’s virginal vistas engage with the traditions of colonial painting to critically question the idea(l) of discovery. These pristine unpeopled scenes appear as revenant visions from a time... Read more -
Joshua Yeldham
Providence 6 - 21 November 2020 Providence, one meaning of the word is good fortune. Another is nature’s ability to yield an abundance of spiritual solace. In Joshua Yeldham’s garden there is a tree. It’s hanging roots and trunk are like a carved curtain. It’s fronds loop and dance into the light. The tree looks archaic... Read more -
Sydney Contemporary 2020 Group Show
1 - 24 October 2020 Read more
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Dean Home
Flowing Fragrance: Dwelling in the Green Mountains 1 - 26 September 2020 Dean Home is undoubtedly one of Australia’s most accomplished still life painters with a string of notable national and international exhibitions behind him. ‘Flowing Fragrance: Dwelling in the Green Mountains’ is arguably his most beautiful exhibition to date, and importantly, demonstrates a significant shift in his practice, a career spanning... Read more -
Clifford How
Antipodean Light 5 - 22 August 2020 Clifford How’s ‘Antipodean Light’ invites viewers on a solitary traverse across Tasmania’s north-western alpine wilds. The paintings are a visual ode to an environment dear to the artist’s heart. As a fourth-generation Tasmanian, How’s family hails from the Central Plateau region, where he spent much of his youth. After a... Read more -
Fabrizio Biviano
Positive Aspects of Negative Thinking 30 June - 25 July 2020 Fabrizio Biviano reworks the conventions of Dutch still life painting to explore the contemporary currency of objects as embodiments of memory and identity. Reflecting on his own experiences of lapsed time and loss, the artist grapples with the irreconcilable forces of transience and permanence, absence and presence, that shape human... Read more -
Robyn Sweaney
Hidden in Plain Sight 2 - 20 June 2020 Robyn Sweaney responds to the ways in which cultural identity can be read through the physical and philosophical undulations of the Australian landscape, both manmade and natural. Her characteristically detailed paintings picture ubiquitous suburban dwellings and coastal terrain held at the mercy of time, containing within their ageing walls and... Read more
