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Miik Green23 Feb - 20 Mar 2010Opening Saturday 27 February, 3 - 5 pm Sensuality and wonder are important elements of MIIK GREEN'S work. His sculptural reliefs consider mutability and transformation, simultaneously referencing the organic and the artificial. GREEN is concerned with creating optical links. He says his work "is basically about sensuality and space... Desire and consumerism come into play with the objects, too - the urge to touch and feel something that looks as appealing as each individual object." View exhibition | Exhibition catalogue |
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Ingrid JohnstoneFour Seasons23 Mar - 24 Apr Opening Saturday 27 March, 3 - 5pm INGRID JOHNSTONE enjoys the physical act of painting on canvas, she charges her compositions with intuitive, sweeping brushstrokes that harness the expressive potential of pure colour. JOHNSTONE's work speaks of the beauty of textiles as much as of the joy of painting. Her imagery is fired by the Dogon tribes of Africa and the textiles of Peru, just as she has marvelled at the patience of the weavers labouring at the loom in Morocco, the cloth of India, Burma and the Ibans of Sarawak. Tonality and movement imply veils of cloth, and like drapery the surfaces of her paintings both reveal and conceal. |
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Coppola, Dawson, Fry27 Apr - 22 MayOpening Saturday 1 May, 3-5pm FILOMENA COPPOLA, JANET DAWSON and MERRICK FRY share a love of the world around them, which they interpret in their art with spirit and imagination. The cultural clashes of an Italian heritage in an Anglo-Australian childhood influence FILOMENA COPPOLAs art and her images reveal her seductive vision for a world of perfect confluence. A superb colourist and consummate draughtsman, JANET DAWSON has had a long career as one of Australias most influential artists. MERRICK FRY is an artist of great inventiveness and his recent sculptures allow the viewer to peer into worlds of fantasy and magical realism. |
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Wendy TeakelTouching Dust25 May - 19 June Opening Saturday 29 May, 3-5pm WENDY TEAKEL has a profound artistic sensibility inspired by an intimate and native understanding of the rural Australian landscape. At once weathered and beautiful, TEAKELs poetic works bare an earthiness and vitality reminiscent of the Monaro country between Canberra and Wagga Wagga. |
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