Tag Archives: Gallery 9

Adrian Hobbs: Cryptograms

30 September 2020 | Art Almanac

At first glance, the compositions appear playful and almost cartoon-like, yet Adrian Hobbs notes that while there is a gentle nod in this direction, his works find inspiration in science, philosophy and history....

Louise Gresswell: Re-form

17 June 2020 | Art Almanac

Louise Gresswell’s textural paintings form sensory narratives as the painted boards are broken and re-formed with a subtle rawness....

Gallery 9

16 April 2020 | Art Almanac

Gallery 9 has created an augmented reality experience for selected artworks for you to hang virtually to scale in your own home....

Teelah George: The Boxer. Is the lover presenting the flower. Is the naked motif

27 March 2020 | Chloe Mandryk

Teelah George takes a good yarn global with an expanded view of our most ancient ability, storytelling....

Auckland Art Fair includes nine Australian galleries

29 April 2019 | Art Almanac

The 2019 edition of the Auckland Art Fair will host 41 galleries from across the Asia Pacific, including nine Australian spaces....

David Ralph: Amplifying Silence

29 May 2018 | Elli Walsh

Based between Melbourne and Leipzig, David Ralph creates quiet, uncanny scenes that conflate a host of dichotomies: nature and culture; exterior and interior; physical and psychological....

Alice Wormald: Partly Altered Aperture

5 March 2018 | Art Almanac

In 'Partly Altered Aperture', Melbourne-based artist Alice Wormald builds on her practice of creating oil compositions from fragments of found imagery and collages....

Tony Lloyd: The Distance

2 May 2017 | Art Almanac

Tony Lloyd continues to draw on the aura of anticipation found in cinematic imagery. In this new series he recreates the drama of an apocalyptic film, painting asteroids illuminated by car headlights the moment before they hit earth....

Louise Tuckwell: Paintings & Tapestries

22 November 2016 | Art Almanac

'Paintings & Tapestries' comprises a new series of paintings on board accompanied by ten tapestries. Often made up of more than one individual board, each painting reveals surprises and subtle reinterpretations of Tuckwell’s distinctive abstract language....