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William Robinson: Infinite sphere surveys work from the artist’s early career until now. It explores the literal and metaphorical concerns that underpin Robinson’s art, and demonstrates the full circle of his practice. The exhibition shows how his work has no beginning or end, and how this is articulated through his ongoing use of multipoint perspective and,

L.M. Noonan is an established Queensland artist with a unique voice and strong aesthetic. Noonan uses pre-existing and recognizable imagery to tap into the subconscious, engaging with image fragments in an intuitive process of re-assembly and remix. Simple Interventions is an exhibition that challenges the notion of traditional collage and assemblage techniques to instead create

Amber Wallis’ paintings transform an internal psychological landscape into lyrical physicality. In her work, looping, rhythmic lines and broad areas of brushwork intersperse with shadows of recognizable forms to become the “uncanny place where the abstract and figurative meet”. Her engagement of the hand, gestural notation and colour map out thoughts, emotions, and intuitions. While

The captivating work of emerging Queensland artist Monica Rohan will be presented in her solo exhibition, Topsy-turvy, at Jan Murphy Gallery from 19 May – 13 June. Rohan has rapidly established herself as an artist to watch, with her intricately patterned artworks gaining her interest locally and nationally. Focussing on selfportraiture, her artworks provide an

The Murmur of Surfaces is a Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection In Perspective exhibition that showcases the strength and diversity of Sharon Jewell’s artistic career to date. The title, The Murmur of Surfaces, refers both to the material and compositional emphasis of much of the work in this exhibition. The drawings in her new