30 May to 24 June 2018
INSTALLATIONS by HEATHER ELLYARD
30 May to 24 June 2018
2-27 may 2018. Selected works from residency at BigCi in Bilpin NSW
2-27 May 2018
Four artists from the Blue Mountains of Sydney. Curated by Rilke Oakley
4-29 April 2017
4-29 April 2018. Oil paintings and drawings
Paintings and drawings inspired by the rainforests of tropical North Queensland
28 February to 25 March
Photographic prints with metallic embroidery detail
Paintings and drawings in acrylic, oil and pastel
3-27 january 2018
Jewellery, wearable art, objets d'art, design
featuring Robyn Gordon, Virginia Haley, Helen Mok, Shan Shan Mok, An Morison, Thu Tran
Abstract landscapes in oil, on paper and silk
16 November to 17 December 2016
Drawings and paintings: a homage to the beauty of deco art in Sydney's period buildings
15 November to 17 December 2017
18 October - 12 November 2017
19 July - 13 August 2017
Sam Peacock uses a mix of recycled metals and industrial paints to create landscape pieces. “ Peacock describes the process as "a love of the country and how nature can take back what it wants when it wants. A use of the primitivism within, combined with a eye towards the coast. Steel ports, industry, sugar cane slavery. Materials ever-evolving like our city itself. The heat of an open fire, the chemical compounds intrusive with raw colour. Steel glimmering through the conversation which has taken place in front of you. Like entering the room after an argument. Energies still screaming out. The fire's embers pass and burn into the night. The sea calms once more. The city's heart beats continually."
I believe that painting in the twenty first century can still be a potent medium, one that is able to speak about and reflect on our time in a powerful way. In my work I try to express something of the quality and subtlety of what it feels like to be human: the internal world of emotions, the pain and the knowledge that we are essentially alone in the world.
To be opened by Dr Andrew Bell, SC, Chairman of Sculpture by the Sea.
3 - 28 May 2017
3 - 28 May 2017
