Bronwyn Hill: Lost for Words

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Lethbridge Gallery

Bronwyn Hill is recognized by her hyperreal figurative paintings. Her new collection Lost for Words follows a narrative, a single figure leaving a house, representing a change of state of mind, scene, and of new beginnings. This new series take a new turn in to the interior, expressing the personal and intimate, and moving forward to new experiences.

Bronwyn has had a number of group and solo exhibitions and shown in many prestigious prizes. She has been a finalist in The Manning Art Prize, The Portia Geach Memorial Award, the Kennedy Art Prize and the Clayton Utz Art Award.

Opening Event: 3pm – 5pm 6 May l 2017
Where: Lethbridge Gallery, 136 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington QLD 4064

Image: Cocoon By Bronwyn Hill.Oil on board, 60cm x 50cm

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