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"ROSS TAMLIN PAINTINGS Exhibiting to May 25"
by ROSS TAMLIN
25-04-2013 - 25-05-2013
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"ROSS TAMLIN CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS "
by ROSS TAMLIN
25-04-2013 - 25-05-2013
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"THE ANNUAL BIENNIAL continues"
by TRACY DODS
28-04-2013 - 25-05-2013
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" ARTPARK SCULPTURE, SYDNEY AUSTRALIA EXHIBITION "
by CONTEMPORARY GROUP SCULPTURE
20-05-2013 - 25-06-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
ART
PARK SCULPTURE EXHIBITIONS - Sydney and Melbourne
Purchase enquiries, Artwork visual and sculpture enquires on application.
ARTPARK sculpture exhibition visuals : Current : 83 Clarence Street Sydney continues though May/June
ARTPARK
at 83 CLARENCE ST, SYDNEY
ART PARK EXHIBITION at
BOURKE PLACE, MELBOURNE
Large Format
contemporary sculpture for interior and exterior placement.
Some of the many Participating artists presenting large format sculpture in the
exhibitions:
Andrew Rogers, Andrew Kasper, Andrew Wood, Antonio Colangelo,
Bronwyn
Oliver (1959-2006), Chen, Chris Vassallo, Damian Vick, John Gardner,
Nicholas Uhlmann, Rudi Jass , Greg Johns, Main Artery Studios,
Nicole Allen, Pierre Le Roux, Rick Clise, Stephen Coburn, Todd Stuart,
Trevor Berry, Wendie McCaffley.
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"HU MING & FRIENDS ARTIST GROUP "
by GROUP EXHIBITIONS SOHO GALLERIES
25-05-2013 - 21-06-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
HU MING & ARTIST FRIENDS GROUP
EXHIBITION of Contemporary paintings.
Opening Preview May 25, 6-8pm
Exhibition dates May 25 to June 21, 2013.
Participating artists: Hu Ming, Wang Lan, Yuman Zeng, Liu Haiou.
Soho Galleries, 104
Cathedral St, Sydney(Corner Crown & Cathedral St)
Gallery Hours Tuesday to Sunday 12-6pm
HU MING & FRIENDS ARTIST GROUP EXHIBITION
Exhibition Artworks visual and catalogue list of exhibited works on application.
GUEST PRESENTATION SPEAKER
SHEN JIAWEI to open the
exhibition.
About Shen Jiawei
Born 1948 in China
Lives and works in Australia
Shen Jiawei became one of the
most influential painters in China
in 1970s.
One of his famous works from this era, Standing Guard for Our Great
Motherland (1974), exhibited at the Guggenheim
Museum in New York for the
1998 China: 5000
Years exhibition, later also at New
York Asia Society Museum.
Shen won awards five times at the Chinese National Art Exhibitions. He
immigrated to Australia in
1989 and is now one of leading portrait and history painters in Australia. Shen
is a 13-time finalist for Archibald Prize, and also winners for Mary MacKillop
Art Award in 1995and Sir John Sulman Prize in 2006.
He was invited three times to Australian National Portrait Gallery,
twice to Australian Federal Parliament House to paint portraits for
celebrities, including the Danish Crown Princess Mary and the Australian Prime
Minister John Howard.
Shen’s works are in state and national collections in both Australia and China,
including his ten history paintings collected by National
Museum, National
Art Museum, and Military
Museum, all in Beijing.
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"ABSTRACT PAINTINGS GROUP EXHIBITION"
by CONCHITA CARAMBANO
22-06-2013 - 12-07-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
CONCHITA CARAMBANO CONTEMPORARY ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
‘Through a fusion of vibrant
and unexpected colour, Ms Carambano generates a strongly individualized
interpretation of her natural surroundings and experiences.’
Conchita
Carambano’s textured paintings are filled with a fusion of light, colour
and a dash of metallic leaf, and have
a nuance of playfulness in abstracted figures etched into the canvas. No
canvas is alike even with the restraint of pallet in some works.
Her work is full of the joy of the
enchantment of working with paint and
canvas. Conchita’s work has consolidated with her progressive reputation as an
established, collectible artist.
The series
depicts an emergence of less abstracted works with small elements of the
figurative, which is unlike any of her previous painting. Her work creates a
strongly individual interpretation of her natural surroundings and experiences. More...
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" ABSTRACT PAINTINGS GROUP EXHIBITION"
by MIERTJE SKIDMORE
22-06-2013 - 12-07-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
Exhibiting at SOHO GALLERIES Exhibition
MIERTJE SKIDMORE PAINTINGS
This high energy body
of work has been created over a substantial time period. It can take up to 4 or
5 weeks from starting a painting, depending on the layers. In certain parts of
the work to being sent on its way into the gallery, there are up to 8 layers
and processes in different areas of any particular work.
The varied choices of
processes I use depend a great deal on the type of story I am telling in that
particular work. Some areas of intense interest are done with tools such as the
point of a needle. Numerous brushes from extra large to the tiniest are used for detailing.
I love to concentrate on the ‘Please come
closer’ invitation. I often attach to the body of work, to show the dual effect created on the
initial observation.
I class my work as
mixed media because there can be as many as 20 to 30 different materials used
at any given time.
I often have to crush
powder or liquefy many of these high quality art products that I bring in from
overseas unprocessed due to the fact I have a very individual application of
the products which keeps my work ever evolving, intriguing and hopefully just
as exciting to every new viewer of my work. More...
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"CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS"
by SUZANNA LANG
13-07-2013 - 09-08-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
SUZANNA LANG ABSTRACT PAINTINGS
To me painting is a continuous spontaneous journey of exploration, experiences and emotions. I enjoy the whole process of painting and experimenting. My intention is to capture a moment, a feeling, and a sense of presence and to encourage and inspire the viewer to broaden their own perception and possibilities. It is neither precious nor serious, but a snapshot in time.
The process of experimenting with different materials and techniques has enabled me to create interesting textures and surfaces. My work neither describes nor defines, but diminishes to the point of pure and sole designation. Refined into a touchstone of suggestiveness.
In the mind of an aware observer it opens again into an image that is immediate and tangible, and pulsing with that delight of the senses that carries a conviction of one's unity with all existence.
Each painting proves to be a delightful challenge, illustrating depths within depths, meanings within meanings, somewhat like an open door, that looks shut.
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" GHOSTS OF CALEDONIA "
by ANNETTE LODGE
10-08-2013 - 31-08-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
ANNETTE LODGE CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS EXHIBITION PREVIEW AUGUST 10, 5-8pm
GHOSTS OF CALEDONIA
new work by Annette lodge
Soho Galleries Aug 10 - 31, 2013
This body of work is a response to a
recent time I spent alone in Scotland in the winter.
The wildness of the weather beat
against the solitary abandonment of the wilderness in the Highlands and the
unfrequented villages with their private shadows.
The land seemed steeped in the
possibility of specters and veiled by dark histories.
These paintings explore the notion
of being alone, in relation to this experience. They are not necessarily about
loneliness, but more, a surrender to isolation and a celebration of solitude. More...
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" ANNETTE LODGE : GHOSTS OF CALEDONIA"
by ANNETTE LODGE
10-08-2013 - 06-09-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
ANNETTE LODGE CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS EXHIBITION PREVIEW AUGUST 10, 5-8pm
GHOSTS OF CALEDONIA
new work by Annette lodge
Soho Galleries Aug 10 - 27 2013
This body of work is a response to a
recent time I spent alone in Scotland in the winter.
The wildness of the weather beat
against the solitary abandonment of the wilderness in the Highlands and the
unfrequented villages with their private shadows.
The land seemed steeped in the
possibility of specters and veiled by dark histories.
These paintings explore the notion
of being alone, in relation to this experience. They are not necessarily about
loneliness, but more, a surrender to isolation and a celebration of solitude. More...
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" CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS EXHIBITION"
by MARSHALL WILLIAMS
07-09-2013 - 27-09-2013
Exhibition
Comments:
CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS Exhibiting Soho Galleries,Sydney
Marshall Williams
lives and works in Melbourne as a full time practising artist. He studied fine
art at Monash University , Caulfield Campus, has taught fine art and photography , has work in
numerous private and corporate collections, and has travelled extensively.
He lives and works
over looking Port Phillip Bay and his work reflects his interests in the light,
the water , and the sea and all those vessels that drift past his studio vista.
Reflections, distant
lights, clouds, boats and skies being of fascination in a new series of his
work. He maintains a strong formal and contemporary edge to his imagery, yet it
also shows his interests in classical realism and a dialogue with the past .
Marshall Williams in
his latest paintings continues with his absorption and focus upon the sea, the isolated subtle shapes of boats, silently drifting, the weathered ,washed and
worn surfaces, the subtle curves of the hull, fore and aft, the drifting
stillness of the solitary hull, mirrored in the waters, symmetrical, reflected and floating within a sea of calm,
the sea merging into the drama of the skies above, the fiery red of burning
sunset clouds, the subtle softness of the waning light of day, the glow of dusk
or of a deeper twilight sky, and upon the horizon, pinpricks of distant lights,
still just apparent through the paleness of the harbour evening.....lights from
buildings, a burning incandescence within the night, reflected and shimmering
in the inky depths below, lights delineating the horizon, the atmosphere, the
colour and mood of the skies above.
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