Seasonal changes and differences in times of day are captured in John R Walker's new series of paintings depicting Gaanha-bula (Mt Canobolas)....
Artist Feature | John R Walker – Sydney Contemporary 2023
Tag Archives: Utopia Art Sydney
Utopia Art Sydney turns 35
Leading contemporary art gallery, Utopia Art Sydney celebrates 35 years with an exhibition and party, opening 4th February 2–5pm....
Utopia Art Sydney
Richard Larter painted Pat more than any other image, she was his partner in ideas, art and life. Watch a video capturing images of this fiercely creative and strong woman....
Tony Coleing: Peking duck duck duck
Tony Coleing's print-media works use satire to highlight social, political and environmental issues which he presents 'Peking duck duck duck' at Utopia Art Sydney....
George Tjungurrayi: Major Works
In 1997 Utopia Art Sydney staged George Tjungurrayi’s first solo exhibition and now, two decades on, the artist presents new and recent paintings with the gallery on the cusp of participating on the global stage in the Biennale of Sydney. Though seeded in the mentorship of...
Peter Maloney: To Australia!
Gone are the lurid pinks and lime greens that sprawl and streak to the very edges of the canvas. Instead, coils of white lines ripple and quiver outwards from the artwork’s centre, seeming to both emerge and recede into the shadowy haze of the painting’s murky...
A selection of galleries on the move…
Several galleries – MAY SPACE, Utopia Art Sydney, Olsen Gallery and Michael Reid Sydney – are enriching their business by making moves around town, in regional areas and overseas....
Helen Eager: Intersections
Helen Eager is a colour enthusiast who thrives on the freedom abstraction offers her. Both are still going strong in her latest exhibition ‘Intersections’, which also happens to be her 34th solo show....
Liz Coats: Second Nature
Liz Coats' work explores enduring questions about colour perception and spatial relations. She has had a long interest in light-affected surface patterns and the fabric underlying surface appearance....
Ronnie Tjampitjinpa
Tjampitjinpa uses bold geometric forms and repetitive lines in his paintings. The colours are often bright and the general effect is mesmerising....
Collectible
Anyone with a love of art and an interest in the people who make it should know that buying an original work of art from a living artist is one of the best ways to build a collection and support a career....
Chuck Close: Heads
Chuck Close is one of America’s most eminent artists. He emerged as a painter in 1960s New York with large-scale photo-realist portraits....