Monthly Archives: April 2011

Chris Aerfeldt: ‘Home Stories’ at Adelaide Central Gallery

Chris Aerfeldt’s work was recently included in ‘Home Stories’, a collaboration between the Migration Museum and the Adelaide Central School of Art, at Adelaide Central Gallery.  Curator Vivonne Thwaites invited a group of South Australian artists from different ethnic backgrounds to select … Continue reading →

Lorene Taurerewa’s work acquired by the NGV

The National Gallery of Victoria acquired a suite of watercolours by Lorene Taurerewa from her recent exhibition ‘The Company of Fools’. Lorene’s drawings in ‘Unnerved: The New Zealand Project’ recently on at the NGV, following it’s run at Queensland Gallery/Gallery … Continue reading →

Deidre But-Husaim: Finalist in the Archibald Prize

Deidre But-Husaim has been selected as a finalist in the Archibald Prize 2011 for her painting of sculptor Roy Ananda. Congratulations to Deidre, who was also recently selected as a finalist in the Doug Moran Portrait Prize. The work of the … Continue reading →

Amelda Read-Forsythe: Highly Commended in Albany City Art Prize

Amelda Read-Forsythe was awarded a Highly Commended Award in the Albany City Art Prize 2011 for her mesmerising oil painting ‘From the Ground’. Amelda was one of only two artists given this honour by judges Amy Barrett-Lennard (Director, Perth Institute of … Continue reading →

Nicola Loder at Castlemaine Festival

Nicola Loder’s work can be seen in the bi-annual Castlemaine State Festival that is currently on. The festival showcases the region’s best artists alongside a selection of national and international artists. Invited to respond to the theme of locality, Nicola … Continue reading →