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October 2019
Rhonda Campbell: Notes from the Wetlands
Rhonda Campbell, Flight over Wetlands. Acrylics on canvas, framed in white box frame, 96 x 96cm. The idyllic surrounds and atmosphere of the wetlands are the inspiration from Rhonda Campbell’s solo exhibition Notes from the Wetlands. Showing at The Peisley Street Gallery in Orange throughout October, this exhibition showcases a number of Rhonda’s paintings, prints and three-dimensional works. Rhonda is known for her beautiful use of colour and mark making. Her bright, earthy palette and confident brushwork allow Rhonda to…
Find out more »Erika Beck: Patterns of Light
Erika Beck, Sunny Hillside. Acrylic on canvas, 61 x 76cm. Patterns of Light is the latest solo exhibition by multi award winning artist Erika Beck. These particular paintings were inspired by the beauty of various locations around the Sydney Harbour and the magnificent bush walks around Middle Harbour and Beauty Point where she lives. With an art career spanning three decades, Erika’s work has been exhibited in Sydney and Melbourne as well as internationally in Barcelona and Zagreb. Acclaimed artist…
Find out more »The Other Art Fair, Sydney
The Other Art Fair is returning to sydney after a number of successfaul fairs
Find out more »November 2019
Ray Monde: Backyard Summer
Ray Monde, Montcalm Street. Collage and synthetic polymer paint, 62 x 62cm. Describing himself as a “paper artist”, Ray Monde’s work is primarily collage. However, unlike the well-known method of cutting out photo-based images to create new works, Ray tears up magazines to create a colour palette that is then applied to the canvas. This painstaking process results in textural work that explores the sinister beneath the familiar. Ray’s latest exhibition Backyard Summer explores the joys and heartbreak of a…
Find out more »Stella Danalis: Into the Fold
Stella Danalis, Folding Matter 2. Acrylic on linen, 75 x 75cm.
Find out more »Yulia Pustoshkina: Enchanted Woods
Yulia Pustoshkina, Red visiting Green. Acrylic on canvas, 92 x 92cm. Artist Yulia Pustoshkina’s latest solo exhibition Enchanted Woods showcases a number of recent oil paintings that reflect the artist’s Russian background. Dubbed “Folkloric Surrealism”, Yulia draws on Russian folklore, traditions, fairy tales and travelling to create works with an incredibly detailed and distinctive style. The human-like, whimsical creatures that appear throughout her work are full of personality. Using rich colours, Yulia is able to bring her creatures to life,…
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