Bronwyn Hill: Yellow

Deadline:

18 November
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December 6
Lethbridge Gallery

This new collection concentrates on a core interest in colour, focusing on yellow and its complimentary purples. The paintings themselves display a variety of themes that have been explored in recent years – insects, figures, shadow play and personal concepts.

Yellow can be a challenging colour to work with- it’s intensely rich but also easily muddied and dulled when mixing or layering. Despite the focus it takes though, it’s also an energising hue to look at.

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