Michael Muir’s landscape paintings rest somewhere between representation and abstraction. Applying the oil paint with a palette knife, Muir’s graphic paintings rely on subtle undulations of the paint to create movment and depth of flield. An evocation of his memories and experiences and those of his nearest and dearest, the works are large and vibrant explorations of daily life.
Jan Murphy Gallery
February 21 to March 17
Shine Until Tomorrow, 2011, oil on canvas, 66 x 66cm
Vipoo Srivilasa's 're/JOY' examines our emotional connection with everyday objects and their role in our lives through migration experiences and memories.
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Step into the world of Nigel Sense’s artistic journey as an Australian navigating the cultural landscape of Penang, Malaysia.
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Drawn from Devonport Regional Gallery’s Permanent Collection, this exhibition celebrates the colour blue and its many qualities, from atmospheric to spiritual, psychological to pure aesthetic.
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