Annika Romeyn combines watercolour, drawing and printmaking processes to create grand yet intricate multi-panelled works on paper....
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Sancintya Mohini Simpson: ām / ammā / mā maram
This exhibition of paintings, sculpture, poetry, and scent gives voice to the stories of indentured Indian women that have been marginalised or erased in colonial archives....
Tony Smibert: Tao Sublime
Drawing on compositions of watercolourist JMW Turner and eastern painting traditions, Australian artist Tony Smibert has created a series of visually striking and emotive abstract landscapes....
Jess Hall: Imaginary Science
Jess Hall uses botanical, anatomical and cellular imagery to reclaim historically feminine practices, including embroidery, watercolour painting and textiles....
Wu Wei Rong: Glimpses
‘Glimpses’ by Wei Rong Wu is an exhibition of works on paper, which reflect on the artist’s observations and recollections over the past year....
Leah Bullen wins the 2021 Stanthorpe Art Prize
Congratulations to Leah Bullen, winner of the 2021 Stanthorpe Art Prize with her watercolour, Memoryscape (Garden with sunflowers and pencil pines). 'For me,' says Bullen, 'gardens and gardening have always been a place and an activity centred around family, the beauty of nature and tranquillity.'...
Merrick Fry: STILL LIFE IN IT
Merrick Fry presents a series of works on paper that suggest a shift in control as objects appear to be on the move or about to move. ...
Darren McDonald: A New Land
Throughout his artistic career, Darren McDonald’s work is most often imbued with a sense of compassion and warmth for his subjects. 'A New Land' presents McDonald's latest body of work....
The Voice of Water
‘The Voice of Water’ is a collection of 30 miniature watercolours, coupled by descriptive, intimate prose that draw our attention to the often-overlooked happenings and experiences of the natural world....
Gareth Sansom: Transformer
Gareth Sansom's watercolours, collages and paintings are based on a personal iconography that includes imagery of a sexual, satirical and philosophical nature. Over 130 of these artworks, spanning the course of Sansom's 60-year career, illustrate the pages of this catalogue....