Tag Archives: Melissa Pesa

The Art of Guillaume Dillée
Guillaume Dillée’s paintings depict beautiful landscapes where the natural and built environment merge, cultures collide, and the divide between old and new, past and present, is dissolved to create disruptive yet comforting new realms....

Stuart Spence: Yield
Australian artist and photographer Stuart Spence surrenders to the ‘imaginative possibilities’ of photography, capturing a potent tension between the known and the unknown....

long water: fibre stories
Each pull of the thread, knotting of string, or the mesh of natural fibres is symbolic of the unbreakable bond each artist shares with the life form, water; interwoven with all other elements that sustain us: culture, identity and spirituality....

Conflict in My Outlook
The growing popularity of social networks has had a significant impact on personal and professional relationships, changing how we interact, process and access information; but at what cost?...

Prudence Flint: The Wish
Prudence Flint’s ‘psychologically charged environments’ draw the viewer into acts of inadvertent voyeurism, seduced by semi-undressed figures and a glimpse into intimate everyday domestic activities....

Mike Parr: The Eternal Opening
Mike Parr's ‘The Eternal Opening’ sees a gallery housed within a gallery and the live reproduction of past work in which audience presence is central to its outcome....

Between appearances: the art of Louise Weaver
From the interlocking loops of yarn to the overlapping smears of thick paint on a blank canvas, Louise Weaver’s multidisciplinary practice examines the embryotic state of nature; its fragility yet endurance and ability to adapt....

Pets are people too
‘Pets are people too’ is an anthro-zoological study in the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals through the work of nine contemporary artists....
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