November 9 – December 15, 2024
November 9, 2024
Joell Baxter
Hovey Brock, Maruja Cachay, Yvette Cohen, Grace DeGennaro, Pauline Galiana, Joachim Griess, Joan Grubin, Roslyn Kean, Anne Krinsky, Kate MacDonagh, Audrey Stone
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You are invited to the opening of COHESION. This exhibition brings together four artists who work abstractly in different media, but who are connected in their quest to investigate the subtle relationships of shapes in space. Here, connections and collisions are bold and intangible, and weighty moments often pause unnoticed. The works mingle and harmonise in a space where individuals and ideas unite. Come enjoy a glass of wine and meet these fabulous artists – everyone is welcome. |
| NEILTON CLARKE Neilton Clarke was born in Sydney and undertook his training at UNSW – COFA, majoring in painting & printmaking. Widely travelled, he has undertaken artist-in-residence programs in France, Canada, and Thailand. In the 1990s he undertook a half-year studio residency in Tokyo as a Japan Foundation invitee, subsequently based there for a two-decade period. |
Mark Rowden has created the cover artwork for the newly revised edition of award-winning Irish author Claire Keegan’s *Antarctica*. Tasked with bringing a fresh visual to Keegan’s storytelling, Mark has designed a piece that captures the qualities which define her work. This special edition is now available at your local bookshop. It features Mark’s artwork which invites readers deeper into the world of *Antarctica*. Don’t miss the chance to check it out!
Congratulations to Wendy Stokes, who has won the James Makin Gallery Solo Exhibition Award with her entry to the Paddington Art Prize, Spaces of Silence
Barbara A. Davidson
A retrospective exhibition of the work of Sydney Printmaker, Barbara A. Davidson (1928-2022)
“Because she is an intuitive, rather than analytical artist, the social messages conveyed in her work are subtle, almost subconscious. She celebrates the ordinary: interaction between, people, common domestic objects. The stuff of life is the stuff of Davidson’s images.” Tanya Crothers, Barbara A. Davidson, 2001
Please join us to celebrate the work of Barbara A. Davidson
at the opening reception
Thursday 14 November, 5-7pm
| OPEN CALL |
Tinta Invisible editions PRESENTS ON PAPER, its annual contest of graphic work to promote the art of engraving as well as the connection between engravers from all over the world. |
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