Bridie Gillman’s practice is informed by ideas of place and the ways in which experiences and memories shape our perspective of a site....
Bridie Gillman: Land marks
Tag Archives: Hugo Michell Gallery
Georgia Spain: No one tells you how to weather a storm
Georgia Spain attempts to capture and convey various emotional states, continuing her exploration and expansion of paint as the medium of choice....
Lucas Grogan: Cabinets
Newcastle-based artist Lucas Grogan uses drawing and painting to explore themes of isolation, inclusion, and cultural collisions through an autobiographical lens....
William Mackinnon: Home and Away
William Mackinnon’s extraordinary landscape paintings evoke a sense of mystery, intrigue, and anticipation. In this series, the artist draws the viewer into the realms of darkness....
Going Home
Six artists depict the interior and exterior view of homes from the mid-century modernist residence to the quintessential Queenslander....
William Mackinnon: The Lucky Country?
Between 2008 and 2010 William Mackinnon spent time in the Kimberley and Central Australia – an experience that helped him to ‘find his own voice as an artist’. ...
Tarryn Gill: Dearly Beloved
Standing in front of Tarryn Gill’s soft sculptures from her Guardian series is an oddly comforting and strangely disquieting experience. From far away the individual hand-sewn foam and fabric sculptures look like a collection of glimmering suns floating in space. But on closer inspection the suns...
Tia Ansell, Matt Arbuckle and Gabriel Curtin: South, North to Indented Head
Tia Ansell’s practice responds to the idealised nature of the techniques of a craftsperson and focuses on knowledge gained through touch and movement – the intimate connection between hand and head....
Paul Yore: Obscene
Paul Yore delves deep into Western culture and beliefs, exploring language and the role it plays in shaping perceptions of individuality, time, reality and our sense of place in history....
Elvis Richardson: Settlement
“For more than a decade I have been searching for affordable property to buy on an artists income” said Elvis Richardson, recalling how she began to contemplate that our desires are sold in a constructed manner counter to what life is like for many. ...
MAF 2012 | Hugo Michell Gallery
Hugo Michell Gallery was an immediate highlight of the Melbourne Art Fair because of it’s powerful works which are obviously strong conceptually as well as aesthetically....