Vibrations in Australian Drawing Exhibition

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Ken Unsworth, Untitled, 1978
Charcoal on paper
Collection Paul McGillick
Photograph by Effy Alexakis, Photowrite
Vibrations in Australian Drawing is an exhibition demonstrating the essence of the practice and the importance of drawing underlying a range of disciplines, and will exhibit at the Macquarie University Art Gallery until 13 September 2023.

Gary Shinfield and Nathalie Hartog Gautier are in this exhibition.

This exhibition is presented in collaboration with theCreative Documentary Research Centre at Macquarie University and the Cowra Regional Art Gallery.
We are honoured to have Professor Tom Murray, Director of the Creative Documentary Research Centre at Macquarie University, officially open the exhibition. 

Curators: Rhonda Davis, Kon Gouriotis, Leonard Janiszewksi, Tom Murray

Where
Macquarie University Art Gallery, The Chancellery, 19 Eastern Road, Macquarie University
Download the campus map (reference: H20) 

Any questions about the event, please email us at events@mq.edu.au.

Sydney Printmakers at Sydney Contemporary – please visit us

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Sydney Printmakers members representing us at the Art Fair this time are Anthea Boesenberg, Angela Hayson, Anna Russell, Andrew Totman and Thea Weiss. Visit us at Bo4, Paper.

Other members represented at the Fair are Roslyn Kean and Seraphina Martin, who have a table, Michael Kempson (as Cicada Press) and Wendy Stokes (with Michelle Perry Fine Arts in the main section rather than Paper.)

Andrew Totman in group show at Queenscliff Gallery, Victoria.

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Andrew Totman, One Hundred Nights, 2023, monotype.

DATES
Exhibition dates: Jun 1 – 18, 2023
Join Christine Gibson at Queenscliff Gallery Sunday 4 June, from 2 – 4pm

Through elaborate consideration of colour, texture, and form, Andrew Christofides, Christine Gibson, Lucinda Tanner, and Andrew Totman form the mesmerising exhibition Enchanting.

Christofides contributes geometric paintings with Renaissance influence, Tanner, multi-layered woodblocks of interwoven complex patterns. Totman presents layers of rich, yet delicate monotype tones and fluttering swirls and flames, and Gibson captivates with curvaceous bronzes that harmoniously blend into their surroundings.

Each artist’s unique creative vision presents a fascinating exploration of the intricacies of abstract art.

Andrew Totman, Dancing, 2023,Monotype with Chine Colle,20 x 16.

Roslyn Kean Survey Exhibition at GCS Gallery, Wahroonga

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Grace Cossington Smith Gallery is hosting a major survey exhibition of the work of Roz Kean. Roz will be showing work from her entire career.


The exhibition will be officially opened on Saturday 24 June, 2 – 4 pm by Akky van Ogtrop, President Print Council of Australia
To RSVP email gcsgallery@abbotsleigh.nsw.edu.au 

Conversation with Sasha Grishin AM, art historian, art critic and curator, and Rhonda Davis, Senior Curator Macquarie University Art Gallery. 
Saturday 1 July 2.30 pm (book here)

Along the Way offers a unique opportunity to experience five decades of the remarkable career of Roslyn Kean. Commencing her practice in the 1970s with a love of design and calligraphy, Kean developed techniques as a screen printer, but it was after 1985 that her expertise in the Japanese Mokuhanga technique led to her to primarily work in the traditional woodblock method.

Invincible Summer @ The Incinerator : Anthea Boesenberg, Rhonda Nelson and Anna Russell

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This graffiti in an inner city street has inspired an exhibition of works celebrating hope, reconstruction and resilience.

There is an Opening Event on Sunday 26th March from 3 to 5pm and Artists Talks on Saturday 1st April at 3pm.

The exhibition will be closed on the Easter weekend. Please note the gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm.

image: Rhonda Nelson, Desperately Happy, 2021 (detail)

Anne Smith @ Blue Mountains Portraits 2023

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Anne Smith, The Constant Potter, oil on linen, 122 x92cm

Anne Smith’s portrait of potter Ian Smith, ‘The Constant Potter’ was selected for the Blue Mountains Portraits Exhibition 2023 . The Exhibition is on display at the Blue Mountains City Gallery , Cultural Centre, Katoomba until the 1st April.

Oil on linen, 122cm x 92 cm.

Lea Kannar – Lichtenberger @ Art Est with Absence of Line

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Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger, MangroveSeries V – Beyond the Light, 2021
Charcoal on raw Belgium linen, 90 x 90 cm

Absence of Line | Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger | 3-28 March 2023
Winner of the 2022 GreenWay Art Prize, Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger’s solo show examines two environments in a new and exciting way. Exploring the fringe between land and sea through mangrove drawings and then the ocean floor through text, Lea reveals to us the unseen or forgotten.


Exhibition Opening and meet the Artist Sunday the 5th of March from 4pm unil 6pm 
Art Est 10 Hill Street, Leichhardt NSW
Art Est


For more information visit https://www.artest.com.au/Absence-of-Line-March-2023