Jennifer Sherlock

Great Southern Land

26 March - 06 April 2025

G2

Opening Night

Friday 28 March | 6 - 8 pm

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Jennifer is in awe and wonder at the majesty of our natural world.

Jennifer spends as much time as possible immersed in the landscape travelling around the country.

At a time of great threat to the environment, Jennifer aims to deepen our connection to nature and instill caring for country.

Jennifer strives to embody the feeling and an appreciation of our surroundings of “The Great Southern Land” through her artwork.

Artist Bio

Jennifer has spent her whole life involved in the arts.

Having a professional artist as a father, family and social life revolved around the arts, family houses in Eltham and West Coast Victoria where there was a constant throng of creative people coming, going in between social gatherings and attending art galleries.

The atmosphere was fueled with the people, the arts and politics.

Jennifer commenced life drawing at fifteen, a discipline which is continued to this day.

It was only natural for Jennifer to proceed to art school.

Jennifer’s first exhibition was at nineteen.

Jennifer also studied stained glass and art in Indonesia.

Jennifer has travelled extensively, painting in Italy and Indonesia.

Jennifer’s long career has taken on many forms including teaching (Melbourne State College, Ivanhoe Grammar), Stained glass (e.g., church windows), puppetry {e.g., Rubbery Figures - Peter Nicholson) theatre design, graphic art, murals (children's wing at Goulburn Valley Hospital}, hand painted fabrics (retail shop in Sth Yarra).

Jennifer's primary form of expression is painting.


Artist CV

  • 1974 Greenhill Gallery, Adelaide.

  • 1974 Leveson st Gallery, North Melbourne

    Joint Exhibition with Max Sherlock

  • 1976 Manyung Gallery, Mt Eliza, Solo Exhibition

  • 1981 The Meat Market Craft Centre, North Melbourne

    {stained glass piece acquired by Victorian State Craft Collection}

  • 1982 The Meat Market Easter Exhibition

  • 1987 Melaleuca Gallery, Anglesea Victoria

  • 1988 Melaleuca Gallery, Anglesea Victoria

  • 1989 Essoign Club, Owen Dixon Chambers, Melbourne

  • 1991 Qdos Lorne, Victoria, Solo Exhibition

  • 1991 Oz Gallery, Fitzroy, Solo Exhibition

  • 1992 Honda Gallery, Camberwell

  • Joint Exhibition with Max Sherlock

  • 1994 Melaleuca Gallery, Anglesea, Victoria, Solo Exhibition

  • 2001 Exhibition at private space, Richmond, Solo Exhibition

  • 2006 Present - Individual paintings in various shows

  • 2022 Red Gallery, North Fitzroy, Solo Exhibition

  • 2024 & 2025 Paintings at Surf Coast Gallery, Torquay, Victoria

Contact
Phone : (03) 9482 3550
mail@redgallery.com.au

Address
157 St Georges Rd
Fitzroy North, Victoria, 3068
Map

How to get here
Tram: Route 11
Stop 21 just north of Edinburgh Gardens

Melway Ref: 30B12
Parking in nearby streets

Bus: 504 (Reid Street)

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