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Adriane Strampp is a Melbourne-based contemporary artist. Her current work explores earlier concerns, pared down to core elements both in subject matter and colour, examining the subtleties and nuances of memory and experience through poetic imagery and personal mythology. Image: Temporal space (and the weight of silence), 2024, oil on linen, 163 x 203 cm

Ground Work began with a familiar experience – looking out of a plane window at the ground below. This time though, I had quite an unexpectedly emotional response to what I was seeing. At once, beautiful, mesmerising, and heartbreaking to see with such clarity how the imposed geometry cut through the landscape. This view of

June Tupicoff (b.1949, Healesville, Victoria) is a Brisbane based artist whose work focuses on an inherent interest in the Australian landscape. Tupicoff pays particular attention to ‘wallum country’, an ecosystem of coastal south-east Queensland extending into north-eastern New South Wales, characterised by flora-rich shrubland and heathland. Originally an abstractionist, over the course of time Tupicoff’s

Don’t worry about the snakes, an exhibition of 19 oil paintings on both linen and canvas by Mt. Glorious-based artist, Yvonne Mill-Stanley, is the latest iteration of the artist’s fascination with her longstanding subject matter, grass. Tasmanian artist, Milan Milojevic’s exhibition of limited-edition, primarily multi-panelled series’, including new black and white works, is titled Mad

Nick Olsen is a Brisbane based painter who is interested in the built environment and how our living spaces reflect our cultural sensibilities through different times in our history. He uses a focus on light, tone and colour to elicit an emotional response and a sense of “place” in his work. We are thrilled to

There’s no hiding in Richard Lewer’s world. But it’s OK. In confrontation with the extremes he relishes probing in his artworks – a full gamut of wonders and terrors; gaffes, guffaws and unbearable griefs – we feel safe with him. Disarmed. He understands there’s companionship in sharing confidences. Without judgement, he lures us into the

Total Other: Inspired by Eva Hesse In her latest series of purple paintings titled Total Other, Natalie Lavelle draws profound inspiration from Eva Hesse’s concept of a “total other” standpoint, forging a dialogue between abstraction and corporeality. Like Hesse, Lavelle explores the tactile and sensorial dimensions of art, where each brushstroke becomes a gesture towards

We are delighted to present a new solo exhibition by Sophie La Maitre. Inspired by the ever-changing skyscapes glimpsed in quiet moments, these new paintings radiate with myriad hues and shifting forms. The dusky purple shadows that linger just before nightfall, the leaves that seem to shimmer in the light at golden hour, or the