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Cinda’s artist narrative explores the relationship of humanity to the environment and raises questions about our exploitation of the earth’s resources by envisaging a post human future. She is also interested in representations of the concept of time, contrasting biological and geological time. Elapse is a solo exhibition of hand built abstract ceramic sculptures and digital time […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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In his Retrospective show, Graeme Lee, invites an audience to his vast collection of works on paper which explore a multitude of themes over his many years in the arts. Drawings that quantify the passing of time with themes such as travelling abroad, landscapes and interactions with local outside spaces. The erratic, energetic and feverish […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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Emma Pattenden is a Melbourne based artist and her practice explores a variety of artistry techniques including drawing, painting and sculpture. Her art process and output is extremely intricate, methodical and often meditative. For Emma the details, movements, and feelings are what create a place, and through this, they then create a space. It effects […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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The Yellow Brick Road is an exhibition of works on paper on the theme of Emily’s favourite movie musicals. Her work joyfully combines a balance of distortion and attention to detail in works that are whimsical, humorous and surreal. With bold, striking and often candy coloured palettes the decorative and abstract qualities of her […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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In this body of work ‘LINE OF THOUGHT’ Dan Newton explores themes around space and the natural landscape. His current work is intended as a picture map. Newton reimagines natural sites from a birds eye view. He explores how water, time and the volcanic landscape have shaped these places and has created his own visual language to explore these ideas that through […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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For Sam Marshall drawing on his genuine love for birds and a fascination with ornithology, he began to produce new works using these older techniques and styles. The execution felt bold and assertive. It was refreshing, a change of mind as much as style. Although quite different to his daily artwork at the time, it soon […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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Elaine’s works celebrate beauty and colour. Whilst contemporary art often explores diverse concepts, messages and approaches, her work gives a voice to beauty and seeks to ensure that the art of beauty in fine art and nature continues to be explored. Fine art photography in a painterly style. Works which celebrates the colour and beauty […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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Finite Visions is a quiet exploration of liquid silver and the material reactions that occur during the mirror-making process. Spivak frames moments of light and texture; evolving surfaces that are rooted in alchemy. The evanescence of each work reminds artist and viewer alike to keep focus on what’s in front of them and to remain […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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Form Barry Clarris these pictures as a group do not fit snugly into any particular classification, perhaps they are best designated as ‘Surrealist’, in the sense that they do not conform to the realities of the world as we know it from our daily experience of living. Surrealism is a broad field, which, for many, […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up
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VANTAGE: A PERSPECTIVE OF PLACE RED Gallery are opening their doors to the wider scope of space and place with a group show focused on the vantage points of urban and rural landscapes that evoke an alternative experience of vistas and viewpoints. A ‘stepping-back’ to make room for the panoramic offerings available from distance, abstraction, […]
Categories: 2021, Currently Showing
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Something old, something new. Re_ explores how the artists of EP collective converse and traverse their practice whilst connecting with the collective for ideas, feedback, and friendship. Each work has a touch of the Re_ about it whether it be reworking a memory, a concept, or an earlier work. About EP Collective EP collective is […]
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“In hard times people take refuge in fantasy and derive hope, or at least relief, from satire” Steven Heller-art director/critic/journalist. Pamela Black’s bold exhibition ‘Free Range’ combines elements of surrealism, fantasy, satire and meticulous technique to celebrate the quirky and odd. Her work extends outside the realm of romantic and figurative into a playful celebration […]
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Thalia Robertson explores the spectacle of glacial landscapes which she revisits in paintings on canvas and paper in combination with the signs and symbols of everyday life. These are inspired by trade markings spray painted onto concrete or bitumen carving up the ground for future building projects. The objective is to draw comparisons between a cultural activity […]
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“Arrival” is one of the pieces that developed out of Beatrice’s residency in Denmark, and is part of my Migration Series. As the daughter of migrants, she is keen to explore notions of identity and travel associated with migration. Inspired by her research into boats in Denmark, and the hull of Barca Nostra at the […]
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Open for Discussion is a collection of works designed to initiate conversations on important but uncomfortable life issues. Some of these issues are easily swept under the carpet but need to be at the forefront of our consciousness. If we do not continue to debate and acknowledge these issues, they will be forgotten. Once […]
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This body of work was produced during the long Melbourne COVID lockdown of 2020. These paintings are the results of a productive phase in a time of great uncertainty – they come from a creative burst that counterbalanced the threat of destruction by virus. In 2020, nature reminded us very pointedly, of her power and […]
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G.1. JOSEPH CARTER WEIDENBAUM In his latest body of work predominantly created during the lockdown in Victoria, Joseph Carter Weidenbaum, explores how everyday life was thrown into an unprecedented chaos with limited experiences of the outside world his focus became the 24 /7 news radio cycle , thus providing him with a backdrop of unlimited sources […]
Categories: 2020, All Past Exhibitions, 2021, Currently Showing, Coming Up