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Tim Moore at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Deloitte

Tim Moore’s humorous embroideries are included in ‘Hands On’ on at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery until the end of January 2011. The exhibition focuses on contemporary artists who skilfully use hand craft as tools of expression in their practice to produce … Continue reading →

Artbank acquires Tony Cran’s work

Artbank acquired a painting by Tony Cran  from his recent exhibition ‘Ghosts & Flowers’ for its collection. As the show’s title suggests, Tony’s work explores the consequences of man’s rapacity yet does so gently and with cautious optimism, celebrating the … Continue reading →

Lorene Taurerewa in Unnerved at NGV

Lorene Taurerewa’s work is included in ‘Unnerved: The New Zealand Project’ currently on at the National Gallery of Victoria following a successful run at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. The exhibition explores the rich, dark vein and underlying unease often … Continue reading →

Jewish Museum Art Auction

Jacqui Stockdale and Abbey McCulloch both generously agreed to be involved in the Jewish Museum of Australia’s charity art auction, held last night at the National Gallery of Victoria. More than 500 people attended the event. Bidding for Jacqui and Abbey’s … Continue reading →

Redland Art Gallery acquires Deidre But-Husaim’s work

Redland Art Gallery, Queensland, has acquired Deidre But-Husaim’s painting Wenceslas for it’s permanent collection. Deidre’s beautiful realist painting caught the attention of the gallery’s curators when it was shortlisted for this year’s biennial Redland Art Awards.

Deidre But-Husaim in Australian Art Review

Deidre But-Husaim’s work ‘Tiberius’ is on the cover of the current issue of Australian Art Review and there is an excellent feature on her realist practice ‘Is it real?’ by Stephanie Radok in the magazine. Grab a copy – Australian Art … Continue reading →

Oliver Watts featured in Art in America

Oliver Watts ‘Three Suns’ exhibition, which was on at the gallery earlier this year, is reviewed in the prestigious international art magazine, Art in America. It’s a real honour that Oliver’s work was singled out for review, and very well-deserved. … Continue reading →

Chris Aerfeldt represents Australia in Seoul

Congratulations to Chris Aerfeldt who been selected to represent Australia in the G20 World Artists Festival, to be held in conjunction with the G20 Leaders Summit in Seoul later this month. As a participating artist Chris will be involved in a nine … Continue reading →

Jacqui Stockdale: Finalist in Dobell Drawing Prize

Jacqui Stockdale has been shortlisted for the Dobell Prize for Drawing, one of Australia’s oldest and most respected drawing prizes, for her work No Man is an Island #2. The exhibition of finalists works will be on at the Art … Continue reading →

Last Days: Robyn Burgess in Rick Amor Drawing Prize

A reminder to those people who haven’t yet seen the Rick Amor Drawing Prize at the Art Gallery of Ballarat that the exhibition closes this Sunday 7 November. Robyn Burgess is a shortlisted finalist for the prize and her beautiful … Continue reading →