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Exhibitions 2018

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CONTINUUM 6: hum with me the lullaby of stone

by HEATHER ELLYARD

30 May to 24 June 2017

Equilibrium 2 by Hanna Kay

30 May to 24 June 2018

In Time

Four artists from Sydney's Blue Mountains: James Blackwell, Sophie Conolly, Judith Martinez and Leonardo Uribe. Curated by Rilke Oakley

Introducing Lucilla Candeloro

2-27 May 2018

Selected paintings and drawings from the artist's residency at BigCi in Bilpin

The Reserve by Remnim Tayco

4-29 April 2018

Oil paintings and ink drawings

Re-Emergence by Jin Sha

4 - 29 April

Digital prints of original oil paintings by Beijing based exponent of the Gong-Bi school of fine brushwork painting

Strange Magic by Patricia Casey

28 February to 25 March 2018

Head in the Clouds by Ron McBurnie

28 February to 5 March 2018

Paintings and drawings inspired by the tropical rainforests of North Queensland

Suey McEnnally: The Brightness of Day/ Wild Lights of Night

3-25 February 2018

Landscapes in acrylic, oil and pastel

Imagining Landscape by Anne Spencer

3-27 January 2018

Oils, works on paper, silks

Exhibitions 2017

Featured

Deco by Deborah Beck

15 November to 17 December 2017

As an artist and historian, Deborah Beck’s artwork is often informed by her research and writing. Her recent biography of the sculptor Rayner Hoff led her to explore Sydney’s art deco buildings, particularly their use of highly decorative panels. from Sydney’s iconic theatres and public buildings

Gallery 139

Newcastle Gallery 139 brings a vibrant selection of artist's work from the Hunter region.

Exhibiting artist: Peter Lankas, Paul Maher, Olivia Parsonage, Shelagh Lummis, Sally Reynolds, Giselle Penn, Terri Brander, Peter Read, Lydia Miller, Julia Flanagan, Matthew Tome, Dino Consalvo, Andrew Finnie, Belinda Street, Malcolm Sands, John Heaney, Alison Smith, Dominic Kavanagh, Helene Leane, Melissa Bull.

A Sense of Place by Sokquon Tran

18 October to 12 November 2017

Sokquon Tran’s sublime landscapes reveal to us a beauty and mystery which speak to us of a greater power than ourselves, transcending place and portraying an echo and a visceral response to it. The exact location is of lesser significance than the sense of sheer wonder and of the magic of the land itself.

The Gate(keepers) of Paradise

13 September - 15 October 2017

Paintings inspired by the story of Eve.

Human Dialogue by Sue Soliman

13 September to 15 ocober 2017

Painting, drawing, and wire sculpture

Heads Up by Patricia Harry: 16 August to 10 September 2017

You have to have opposites: you’ve got to have that dark and light. Art doesn’t come from theory, it comes from the soul and from learning the history of art.

Harlequin Animalia by Anna Wheeler, 16 August to 10 September 2017

Animals are a recurring theme in Wheeler's paintings. She has frequently painted the goat and cow. In this exhibition Wheeler has introduced more animals including the African zebra, buffalo and elephant. She loves the pattern of the zebra and the boldness of the shape of the buffalo head with its strong horns. Anna paints the animals with whimsy. She says "I love animals. They are wonderful to look at. I try to capture their individual personalities through paint."

Mud Bird by Theresa Byrnes

1-4 September 2017

Gate(keepers) of Paradise by Lucienne Fontannaz

13 September to 15 October 2017

Human Dialogue by Sue Soliman

13 September to 15 October

Exhibitions 2016

Featured

Toshiko Oiyama: A Scoop of Mist

16 November to 18 December 2016

Opening Sunday 20 November 3pm - 5pm

Works on paper

This Moment by Lee Hong

16 November to 18 December 2016

To be opened by Professor James Avanitakis, Sunday 20 November 3pm to 5pm

A Regional Mix: Artists from Weswal Gallery, Tamworth

JCGallery welcomes Gabrielle Collins, Michelle Hungerford, Liz Priestley, Elouise Roberts, Carolyn Young.

Exhibition Opening Sunday 6th 4:30pm. Dates: Wednesday 2nd -Sunday 13th November 2016

New Beginnings by Anne Judell

5-30 October 2016, Opening Sunday 9 October 3pm to 5pm

Landmarks by Ros Auld

5-30 October 2016. Opening Sunday 9 October 3pm-5pm

Interiors: 7 September to 2 October

Opening Sunday 11 September, 3pm-5pm

Featuring Junko Asaba, Max Dingle and Joanna Gambotto

Theatre of Bones by Suzanne Archer, 7 September - 2 October

7 September - 2 October 2016

Opening Sunday, 11 September 3pm-5pm

Works on paper, sculpture, artist books

Three Women Went To China

A regional touring exhibition featuring three gallery artists: Suzanne Archer, Hanna Kay, Sarah Tomasetti.

Tamworth Regional Gallery, 19 August to 8 October 2016

On the Edge (Revisited) by Robyn Gordon

10 August to 4 September 2016.

Opening Sunday 14 August 3pm-5pm.

Janet Clayton Gallery at Weswal Gallery Tamworth

9 July - 28 August :

Opening Saturday 30 July, 2pm - 4pm

Featuring Ron McBurnie, Toshiko Oiyama, Sam Peacock, Remnim Tayco and Ayako Saito.

Tract by Ben Hall, and Sculpture by David Horton: 13 July to 7 August: Opening Sunday 17 July 3pm-5pm

Painting and drawing by Ben Hall. Sculpture and drawing by David Horton. Raw surfaces and colour meet lyrical composition.

Michael Le Grand: Sculpture

15 June to 10 July 2016.

Opening Sunday 19 June, 3pm-5pm

An exhibition of new work by one of Australia's most recognised sculptors.

Suzanne Archer: The Alchemy of the Studio at Macquarie University Art Gallery

9 September – 7 November  

Curator: Sioux Garside  

A survey exhibition spanning three decades of the artist's practice from 1987 to 2015.

People 22 June to 10 July

Featuring Patricia Harry, and introducing Thomas Quayle & Susan Soliman
22 June to 10 July
Opening Sunday 26 June 3pm-5pm

The Mok Sisters: Sky Garden

1-19 June 2016

Featuring jewellery by Shan Shan and Helen Mok

Discussion with artists and jewellery making demonstration

Sunday 12 June 2pm-4pm.

Parallel Worlds by Remnim Tayco

18 June to 12 July

Opening Sunday 22 June 3pm - 5pm

"I am drawn to creating images that reflect the complexity and diversity of the world we inhabit, and its constant evolution."

Remnim Tayco is creating compelling art. Winner of the Young Emerging Artist's Award at the Mosman Art Prize in 2013, he has held six solo exhibitions since 2010, includingFolded Lines at Broken Hill Regional Gallery in 2015.

Remnim has found his inspiration in the techniques and subject matter of 17th century Dutch masters - the intense detail, romantic landscapes, exquisite rendering of light - all achieved through the fine application of oil paint and painstaking draughtsmanship.

Solitary

1-29 May

‘I need solitude, which is to say, recovery, return to myself, the breath of a free, light, playful air.’ Nietzsche

'Solitary' is an exploration in seclusion, stillness and self-reflection.

Sculpture by Koichi Ishino

20 April - 15 May. To be opened by David Handley, Founding Director, Sculpture by the Sea, Thursday 21 April 6pm-8pm

Continuum 4: for the children

March 23 - April 17. Installations by Heather Ellyard.

The Friday Drawing Group

6 -24 April

Opening Sunday 10 April 3pm to 5pm

featuring Christina Beaumont, Jan Hodge, Jennifer Ledingham, Robyn Yeoman

A small group of fellow artists meet each Friday morning in Paddington to explore the art of drawing. This exhibition celebrates the creative urge that endures and flourishes, woven into our daily lives.

Internal Affairs

March 2 - April 3. Featuring work by emerging Sydney artists Jonathon Andrews, Jodi Clark, Jane Guthleben, Lisa McCleary, Mollie Rice, Chrystal Rimmer, Olivia Wilson, and Lucy Zaroyko.

Hanna Kay: Shifting Horizons

24 February to 20 March

Piedras y Palos by An Morison

An exhibition of jewellery for men and for women

In the Still of an Ordinary Day

February 4 - January 27. About a decade ago three artists, Somchai Charoen, Yiwon Park and Phaptawan Suwannakudt arrived at different times in different circumstances unknown to each other and decided to stay in the migrant society name ‘Sydney’. They were from different backgrounds and generations and each ordinary day in Sydney is always a journey which is notwithstanding trapped in their own memories and anguish in their lives. This exhibition explores each artist and their practices through the journey in the stillness of each ordinary day in Sydney.

Featuring Somchai Charoen, Patphawan Suwunnakat, Yiwon Park.