Balance is a collection of works consisting of new and established concepts; shape, size, relative…

21ST CENTURY In my paintings, I ‘play’ with perspective, landscape, the tree-of-life symbol, cosmology, various meanings of…

The exhibition features a body of new work by Melbourne-based Stuart Ringholt, including a series…

Linda Zucco is recognized for her bold and edgy oil paintings of urban life. Throughout…

Continuing with his interests in science fiction, abstract and non-objective painting, Christian Flynn’s An Index…

‘Breath Drawings’ features a series of new works on paper by Melbourne-based artist Brett Colquhoun. Gemma…

In the art of taxidermy gesture is paramount, hence for sculptor Julia deVille the most…

Joseph Daws’s painting practice operates between landscape and abstract painting.  It acts as an arena…

“For many years landscape, our connection to place and how we think about the genre…

Jane Burton was born in Brisbane, Queensland in 1966. After moving with her family to…

Lyndal Hargrave is a maker of objects and a painter of shapes. Her current work…

A pioneering street artist in Brisbane, *Lucks has worked in a variety of situations as…

Please join us for the opening of ‘Wild Tasmania’ on Friday 26th June to be…

Louise Bennett’s exhibition All at Once explores screen-based mediation as an unstable fluid space of…

The tedious old adage about art, about painting, being the marriage of form and content…

“Science underpins all my work,” says Ari Athans. Geography, geology, and topography combine in her…

Emily McGuire’s exhibition, “Imagine Being Attractive” explores the complex relationship between Tumblr blogging, fashion, and…

This major career survey will reflect on the past decade of Peter Hennessey’s practice. Trained as…

The exhibition will present four new paintings by Gareth Sansom. Gareth Sansom is one of…

Lisa Christensen’s exhibition An Open Window extends the boundaries of still-life into an imaginary realm.…

Lara Merrett’s colour-rich paintings have been compared to the romantic painters of the late nineteenth…

Julie Cane’s exhibition Nature’s Bounty challenges the traditional ideal of the ‘fruit and flowers’ still…

Melbourne artist Martin Tighe’s new collection Leaven Bread features thirteen still life paintings. This series…

Situating the viewer as an intruder to the privacy of domestic space, Empty Places/With Suspicion challenges…

Abbey McCulloch holds a Masters in Fine Art from the Queensland College of Art, Griffith…

‘In This Unfolding’ represents neural form and states of consciousness through delicate fine silver and…

Möller’s inventory of painted forms is cast in different hues with shimmering backgrounds. Surrounded by…

Rex Warrimou (Sabïo) is the Jagorai (Law Man) of the Dahorurajé clan. He is the…

Artist, Featonby, is proud to announce that his art will be exhibited to the public…

Sydney Printmaker Rew Hanks has exhibited his intricate linocuts professionally for over twenty years in…

When I left art college, I remember feeling a bit disillusioned with what modern art…

There is an apocryphal story of the painter J.M.W. Turner having himself lashed to a…

The work explores concepts and representations of femininity within Japanese popular culture and how these…

Bronwyn Hill’s new series Out of the Woods is inspired by the need for solitude…

Intimate knowledge of colour frames the foundation for Carla Hananiah’s balancing act between nature and…

Emerging Toowoomba-based ceramic and installation artist, Dan Elborne, presents a new body of work seeking…