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Bundit Puangthong’s perceptive search through worldwide cultural imagery is grounded in traditional technique and the buzz of the street. He’s a bit of a flaneur, mixing new meaning from sources like religious iconography, contemporary corporate advertising and the personal, internal dialogue that accompanies studio work. His dreamlike compositions draw on childhood experience stenciling puppet theatre

Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘The cubensis head butt’ by Sydney based artist David Griggs, his first solo exhibition with the gallery. Paintings by David Griggs may be read as narratives, drawn from incidents he observes in the city streets that relate to the texture of our times. Even more they emerge from

In this new body of work, I AM THE MUSE, Jasmine Mansbridge explores ideas of inspiration, progress and the relentless pursuit of creative joy through making. Mansbridge says, “I had been thinking about the idea of the external muse; about it being someone or something, about it being outside of me. The possibly losing that external

Ken Done is one of Australia’s most iconic artists. His hyper-coloured paintings have become engrained in this country’s visual vernacular. Paintings you probably haven’t seen brings together a collection of previously unseen works selected by Done and the Ken Done Gallery. Immerse yourself in a world of colour and delight with landscapes and interiors that

Samuel Tupou is a Brisbane based artist specialising in screen-printing. He creates artworks that respond to his Tongan and Polynesian heritage, incorporating patterns derived from and inspired by traditional Pacific Island Tapa cloth design. Observing Patterns is Samuel Tupou’s first solo exhibition at Logan Art Gallery. The exhibition investigates geometry and colour, with a focus on human memory,

The lyrical splendour of the Australian bush is captured in Dan Kyle’s painterly mark. Hovering somewhere between figuration and abstraction, his landscapes play with surface and texture to recreate the majesty and intrigue of the dense scrub that surrounds his Blue Mountains studio. Using a proliferation of marks and tones, Kyle builds his work into

Jan Manton Gallery is pleased to present Joseph Daws’ exhibition Resolution on show from 10 – 28 November 2021. Joseph Daws describes the effect of these seemingly pixelated paintings, stating: Allowing the works to have the openness to connect with a wider discourse is an important aspect. I’m not going to say what it is or isn’t.

As Australia gingerly emerges from Covid lockdowns, opening its borders within the country and to the world, it seemed fitting to include the horse in Jodie’s latest collection of works. The horse is a universal symbol of freedom, a symbol of travel, movement, and desire. In seemingly effortless bold broad strokes, generously thick layers of