Michelle Collocott - Three Ponds Oberon (Series C Part B)

The artist?s absorption in the climate, topography and ecology of this special place reaches its climax in this exhibition of profoundly distilled
work.

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• Michelle Collocott

A conversation with the Etruscans

Brigid-Cole Adams muses on the all important journey between life and death and those things we cannot leave behind.

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• Brigid Cole-Adams

Helen Geier - The Fold

Helen Geier reads landscape as she would a book - applying a keen intelligence to contexts and perspectives while intuiting what lies hidden between the lines.

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• Helen Geier

Danks St 1

Five major artists from Wilson Street Gallery show their wares at Danks St Depot II: Suzanne Archer, Kate Briscoe, Bill Brown, Graham Kuo and Ross Thornton

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• Graham Kuo
• Bill Brown
• Kate Briscoe
• Ross Thornton
• Suzanne Archer

Danks St 2

Five Wilson Street Artists adorn the walls of Depot II. James Blackwell, Heather Ellyard, Anne Judell, Hanna Kay, Michael Keighery. An exhibition of sensibility and curiosity.

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• Hanna Kay
• Michael Keighery
• Heather Ellyard
• James Blackwell
• Anne Judell

Island Girls

Exotic and erotic: George Washingmachine recreates our utopian fantasies in Island Girls

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• George Washingmachine

The Vinyl Archives - Manne Schulze & A Conversation - Ian Andrews

Wilson Street Gallery moves into uncharted territory as two artists, Manne Schulze and Ian Andrews, morph the vinyl record into unexpected visual forms; and dissect, reconfigure and reinvent the place of music in art.

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• Manne Schulze
• Ian Andrews

Dreams: Aboriginal Women's Collective

Featuring: Shirley Amos, Bronwyn Bancroft, Jessica Birk, Euphemia Bostock, Tracey Bostock, Charmaine Davis, Joy Duncan, Danielle Gorogo, Kim Healey, May Hinch, Lee-Anne Hunter, Carmel Richardson.

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• Bronwyn Bancroft

Lifelines - Curated by Christopher Gentle

An exhibition of autobiographically inspired drawings, diverse in aesthetic and execution. Curated by Christopher Gentle.

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• Chris Gentle
• Muamer Cajic
• Michael Esson

carriageARTworks

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• Ben Hall
• Bill Brown
• Manne Schulze
• Fan Dongwang
• Nola Jones

Bronwyn Bancroft - Time

Drawing from her family history and photographs, Bancroft challenges her audience as an artist, historian and social activist in this very personal context.

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• Bronwyn Bancroft

Robyn Gordon - Synecdoche

Gordon places art at the centre of the life-force - where colour, shape, surface and object reflect the symbiotic relationships of natural ecosystems

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• Robyn Gordon

Anne Judell - New works

In her first exhibition in Sydney for more than 10 years, Anne Judell shows why she has established herself as one of Australia's finest artists working in paper.

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• Anne Judell

Nola Jones - Recent Works

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• Nola Jones

Bill Brown - Soliloquy

Bill Brown is one of the enigmas of the Sydney Art Scene. In his new exhibition Soliloquy opening at Wilson Street Gallery in Sydney on Saturday 4 September, there are propositions, signposts and juxtapositions, but no questions and no answers.

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• Bill Brown

Deborah Beck - Mirrored

Steeped in the textures of a decorative age, these intricate and tactile paintings speak of time- worn beauty and intimate memories.

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• Deborah Beck

Heather Shain Ellyard - Even for Colour

This spring, Melbourne-based artist Heather Ellyard brings beauty to Wilson Street Gallery, Newtown, in her new exhibition, Even for Colour. Ellyard?s visual poety moves beyond pure delight in colour, into meanings, symbols and texts that are indelible.

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• Heather Ellyard

Christopher Gentle - Turning Point

A richly evocative exhibition which steers a pre-eminently painterly course between naturalism and abstraction. Bright paint dances on pastel grounds; hints of landscape grow from the canvas. Gentle has the assured hand of a man who has held more than 40 shows.

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• Chris Gentle