Congratulations to Sydney Printmakers Selected as Finalists

September 20, 2026 by Ro Murray Leave a Comment

Lane Cove Art Prize selected members Anthea Boesenberg, Anna Russel and Andrew Totman 18 September -3 October at Gallery Lane Cove

Anthea Boesenberg *Droppeth as the gentle Rain* woodcut monotype

Anna Russell *Marks of Progress,* Monotype

Fishers Ghost Art Prize selected members Carolyn Craig, Nathalie Gautier-Hartog, Ro Murray, on show from 26 September to 16 December,

Prizes announced 30 October, at Campbelltown Art Centre

Hornsby Art Prize selected members Carolyn Craig, Graham Marchant, Ro Murray

Ro Murray *View of Pelican Island IV* 2026 lino print 57x96cm

Opens 16 October until 1 November 2026

at Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre, 25 Edgeworth David Avenue, Hornsby

the group show The Event of a Thread at Gallery

at Cossington Smith Gallery, Abbotsleigh Wahroonga

includes members Helen Morgan and Lois Waters

Lois Waters *Warp 6 2025*, Etching ink kozo on board 30×20.8×2.2cm.
Photo credit Brenton Smith

Please join them on 2-4pm Saturday, 10 October 2026

to be officially opened by Dr Sylvia Griffin, Artist/Curator

Exhibition Opportunity

August 1, 2026 by Ro Murray Leave a Comment

The Grace Cossington Smith Gallery Wahroonga, invites proposals for solo and group exhibitions from emerging and established artists and curators.

Applications close Sunday 30 August

APPLY HERE https://abbapi-gcsforms-appsvc01.azurewebsites.net/proposal/index.html

Roslyn Kean Survey Exhibition at GCS Gallery, Wahroonga

May 29, 2023 by Anthea Boesenberg 2 Comments

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.