Tag Archives: Art Atrium

Artist Feature | William Yang – Sydney Contemporary 2023

5 September 2023 | Art Almanac

William Yang explores issues of cultural and sexual identity; capturing the world as it happens around him as well as revisiting his photographs to recompose their meaning....

Jacqueline Balassa: Waterfalls and Carol’s Garden

20 August 2022 | Art Almanac

Jacqueline Balassa’s paintings and etchings reflect the colours, light, forms and patterns of the changing seasons and times of day; her process informed by the Renaissance art she loves....

Nick Ferguson: The Flicker

27 March 2020 | Art Almanac

As Nick Ferguson travelled around remote Australia, he was captivated by waterholes, not just the place itself but the ritual he witnessed of swimming....

Jacqueline Balassa: The Artist as Traveller

29 June 2017 | Art Almanac

Jacqueline Balassa follows the tradition of a travelling artist, creating sketches and colour-notes onsite before collating her thoughts and memories of landscapes in the studio. Balassa’s delicate balance of light, colour, pattern and shape aims to conjure a sense of place, in accord with her unique...

Scott McDougall: Signs of Life

18 April 2017 | Art Almanac

Scott McDougall explores the urban landscape, specifically the dislocation of European architecture to foreign lands and the dramatic contrasts between their buildings and people....

Jacqueline Balassa: The Garden

29 July 2015 | Art Almanac

Jacqueline Balassa is inspired by the calm beauty and “magical” quality of early Italian Renaissance paintings, delicately balanced between the real world of observation and the inner world of the imagination....