Kirsten Chambers' layered paintings express her profound delight in the Byron Bay hinterland’s natural environment in south-eastern New South Wales....
In the studio: Kirsten Chambers
Tag Archives: Anthea Polson Art
Dean Bowen: Menagerie
In 'Menagerie' a series of vibrantly coloured portrait-like paintings illuminate Dean Bowen’s playful interpretations of various bird species, cats, dogs, and echidnas....
Erica Gray: life.e.quatic.home
Erica Gray continues her 'life.e.quatic' series – celebrating the vivid colours, intricate patterning and structural complexities observed in a variety of marine creatures, coral formations particularly...
Dean Bowen: The Home of Kindness – paintings and sculptures
In ’The Home of Kindness’, Dean Bowen depicts starry night skies, comets returning to earth, boats, echidnas, birds, pets and insects all make an appearance....
Samantha Everton: Indochine
Informed by her multicultural upbringing, Samantha Everton examines the intrusion of Western culture within Asian customs and the contemporary struggle for authenticity amid conflicting cultural pressures....
Kristin Tennyson: Marking Territory
Central imagery is tattoo-esque with inner landscapes of ‘Australiana’ iconography; “territories that we don’t necessarily want to discuss, but sugar-coating them so as to appear less confronting”, says Kristin Tennyson....
Melissa Egan: Heroes
"A Melissa Egan painting has the power to transport the viewer far from the everyday and into another world where gravity has been cancelled and notions of time and place have long since dissolved."...
Karlee Rawkins: Lucky Catch
Woven into these works are the artist's personal stories and understandings of universal symbology, aspiring to express the ineffable and demonstrate the interconnectedness of these birds through her art making....
Anthea Polson Art Comes to Melbourne
Anthea Polson Art comes to Melbourne in February for a nine-day program showcasing the varied and exceptional talents of a number of the gallery's represented artists from 5 to 13 February 2016....
Belynda Henry: jigsaw
Henry has painted other subjects but it is her isolated, rural environment that now exclusively fuels her creative impetus; mountains, trees, lake and water reflections coalesce in an immersive tranquility. We experience the calm rhythm of a landscape reassembled, jigsaw-like from fragments of memory in the...
Jodie Wells: Feathers and Fillies
Jodie Wells sees feathered creatures as mediators between the material and spirit worlds. This body of work was inspired by their colours, warbling songs and the ability to soar into the sky away from mundane everyday life....
Christine Polowyj: Falling Down Like A Woman
The immediacy of Christine Polowyj’s paintings assails the senses. Introspective musings are given pictorial voice in a blaze of brilliant colour and an exceptionally clever sense for shape placement....