CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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‘The River’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington
12th Feb - 28th September 2024
Opening Thursday 12th Sept. 6-8pm
‘The River’ is a survey of the lower reaches of the Hawkesbury River. The work explores the varying landscapes of the area and the unique animal inhabitants that exist within them. Centrally, the exhibition is a personal homage and reflection on the area in which the artist lives.
The large charcoal works investigate various sites adjoining the river as a witness to the passing of time. From the ephemeral rhythms of waves and tides to the deep geological time embedded in the stones and rockfaces. The works are fractured and drawn in segments allowing the subjects to reflect back the timescales visited upon them.
The smaller ink pen and watercolour drawings aim to punctuate the larger charcoal works. Amongst the timeless landscapes are a mosaic of organisms all living independently yet connected in a complex fabric. Lifted from there complex surroundings they are extracted and displayed independently in their full glory.
‘Visible but Intangible’ with ‘Sydney Printmakers’
Print Council of Australia Gallery
Studio 2, 152 Sturt St. Southbank VIC, Australia
16th July - 2nd August 2024
The first exhibition of the Sydney Printmakers ‘Visible but Intangible’ print folio exchange. The nearly 50 works by members of the group will be first exhibited at the PCA gallery in Melbourne before touring Australia and being acquired into the collections of the Art Gallery of NSW and The National Gallery.
‘ERTHWRX24’
The Corridor Project
Darby Falls Rd. NSW, Australia
10th - 11th August 2024
ERTHWRX24 is an inaugural multi day community event involving a series of panel-talks, exhibitions, presentations, performances, installations and workshops presented during National Science Week 2024. The program will focus on ‘environmentalism’ delivered through the nexus of science, arts, culture, social, historical, geo-political and activist discourse. The program will bring together community, scientists, cultural knowledge holders, architects, ecologists, traditional medicine, global explorers and artists to ideate, create, share and explore humanity's entangled relationship with natural environments. Panel topics will include indigenous perspectives on land stewardship; biodiversity conservation and sustainable living practices; ayurvedic medicine; global wildlife disease; soil management and health; renewable technologies and circular economies; land and water sustainability; ocean micro-plastic research; and bio-fuel technology. Click the link below for more information and tickets.
‘Prints and Drawings’
The Cottage
10 Dangar Rd. Brooklyn, NSW
Sat/Sun 8th July - 13th Aug 2023
A small exhibition at a local exhibition space featuring some recent drawings and etchings.
‘Drawings and Prints’
Dangar Island Depot Cafe’
2 Neotsfield Ave, Dangar Island, NSW (BOAT ACCESS ONLY - Public ferry via Brooklyn public wharf)
27th Dec 2022 - 1st Feb 2023
A small exhibition at my local Island cafe featuring some drawings and etchings.
‘The Miniature Show’
Jonathan Cooper Gallery
20 Park Walk, London, UK
28th November 2022 - 28th January 2023
Over the last year, our gallery artists have worked on an exhibition of miniature artworks that we wanted to launch just before Christmas, which would show their incredible talent and diversity. Some artists, such as Rosie Sanders who won the Royal Academy Miniature Award in 1985, were familiar with creating on a small scale. However, for many others, it has been a new challenge they have embraced with creativity and excitement.
The result is an exquisite collection of intricate artworks of remarkable quality.
Made on various mediums, each set of miniatures translates a unique universe that the artists have explored through a perfect mastery of their technique.
For any enquiries, please contact melissatahar@jonathancooper.co.uk
‘Drawings and Etchings’
Dangar Island Depot Cafe’
2 Neotsfield Ave, Dangar Island, NSW (Boat access via Brooklyn public wharf)
14th March - 24th April 2021
A small exhibition featuring some recent drawings and etchings at my local Dangar Island cafe.
‘Hawkesbury Art Prize 2021’ - 1st PRIZE WINNER
Purple Noon Gallery
606 Terrace Rd, Freemans Reach NSW 2756
27th November - 12th December 2021
The Hawkesbury Art Prize Inc. is a non-acquisitive art award originally established in 2011 by Robyn Williams and Purple Noon Gallery as part of a Western Sydney University project. Presently, it operates independently as a not for profit event run by an incorporated committee of dedicated volunteers now administered by this committee and implemented through Purple Noon Gallery, in association with Patron and donor Maggie Kable and The Pieter Huveneers Trust, and other generous sponsors.
‘Northern Beaches Environmental Art and Design Prize’
Manly Art Gallery and Museum
West Esplanade Reserve, Manly NSW
12th November - 12th December 2021
A cross-disciplinary exhibition of selected works by artists and designers across the country who are engaged with the natural world, environmental renewal, regeneration and the circular economy. In its inaugural year, the award celebrates contemporary art and design practices that are socially engaged, environmentally aware and that seek to contribute to positive change.
‘Masterworks II’
Jonathan Cooper Gallery
20 Park Walk, London, UK, SW10 OAQ
4th - 31st October 2021
In October the gallery will host its second Masterworks exhibition, again inspired by our great longing for the next Masterpiece London art fair, and the wish to showcase the absolute highest quality that our world-class stable of artists has to offer. The artworks will be released for sale from Monday 4th October at 10am
‘Drawn From Antiquity’
Dangar Island Depot Cafe’
2 Neotsfield Ave, Dangar Island, NSW (Boat access via Brooklyn public wharf)
30th May - 26th June 2021
At the end of 2013 I was invited to travel to Greece with an archaeological survey team doing a study of the ancient site of Troizen in the Peloponnese. Working on location as an artist alongside archaeologists from Australia and Germany, I made studies of the site’s artefacts, history, excavation, and landscape. The body of work included many graphite and pen drawings as well as etchings. As well as the work completed in Troizen, the exhibition included drawings of other Athenian buildings and antiquities visited on the trip including many from the Parthenon. This exhibition is a small selection of works created on the 2013 trip.
‘To The Edges’ 60 Years of Sydney Printmakers
Manly Art Gallery & Museum
West Esplanade Reserve, Manly
25th June - 1st August 2021
Opening Friday 26th June 6-8pm (RSVP ESSENTIAL)
The unique theme of this exhibition finds the artists of Sydney Printmakers considering the use of the printmaking media in innovative and unconventional ways, working ‘to the edges’ physically and metaphorically to push their materials, ideas and themselves to their limits.
Sydney Printmakers is the longest-running independent printmaking membership organisation in Australia. It continues to demonstrate its currency in the quality and diversity of the work its artists create, and in the collegiate way its members work to share ideas and resources, and to support each other. As a group, it is thriving - and celebrates its sixty-year milestone with this especially curated exhibition.
‘Natural Selection’
Australian Galleries Melbourne
35 Derby St. Collingwood
6th - 25th July 2021
Opening Tuesday 6th July 6-8pm
Angus Fisher’s recent work further investigates ideas of how the ‘natural’ world exists in human imagination and our ever-growing efforts to contain and control it. Much of the work was conceived while he completed a residency at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris throughout early 2019, as well as work made later back in his studio in Australia. Fisher’s work poignantly reflects upon European traditions of collecting, collating and subjugating nature, observed throughout his visits to many grand museums of Natural History and various European gardens that continue long-held traditions of taming and placating the ‘natural’ world. Other work in this exhibition investigates Australian subject matter and the intersection of the ‘natural’ and ‘unnatural’ worlds.
This exhibition showcases sections of his recent Sydney solo show ‘Natural Order’ as well as some of his older works, particularly a selection of etching from his 2017 ‘Birds of New Holland’ Folio.
‘Natural Order’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington
23rd Feb - 18th April 2021
Opening Tuesday 23rd Feb 6-8pm
Angus Fisher’s recent work further investigates ideas of how the ‘natural’ world exists in human imagination and our ever-growing efforts to contain and control it. Much of the work was conceived while he completed a residency at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris throughout early 2019, as well as work made later back in his studio in Australia. Fisher’s work poignantly reflects upon European traditions of collecting, collating and subjugating nature, observed throughout his visits to many grand museums of Natural History and various European gardens that continue long-held traditions of taming and placating the ‘natural’ world. Other work in this exhibition investigates Australian subject matter and the intersection of the ‘natural’ and ‘unnatural’ worlds.
The large drawings in the Unnatural Histories series illustrate particular historical and contemporary accounts of people’s interactions with nature. The sequence of poetic scenes are highly researched and imaginatively displayed in an aim to form a series of allegories for our often tragic and misguided entanglements with the ‘natural’ world.
Fisher has long been interested in the ancient art of falconry, and his series of drawings of this subject are informed by his experiences in France and Qatar throughout 2019. [Text Wrapping Break]“I’m particularly fascinated in the accompanying pageantry and the paraphernalia that has developed in different, independent cultures around the handling and training of the birds. The birds exist in a symbiotic relationship with their handlers in a state of semi-freedom. The falconers utilise the bird’s natural instincts but shelter them from the wider ‘natural’ world. The ‘tack’ - hoods, gloves, jesses etc. exist as a potent reflection of this relationship.”
Angus Fisher’s intricately detailed and vibrant drawings are testament to the breadth of the artist’s reverence for his subject matter and his deft technical skill across a variety of media and techniques.
‘Entrancing Others’
Gippsland Regional Art Gallery
70 Forster St. Sale VIC 3840
20th March - 23rd May 2021
This exciting exhibition curated by Melbourne artist Rona Green, features the work of 40 printmakers who were asked to respond to the themes of entrancing others and the animal or non-human. The exhibition features a broad and interesting array of printmaking works.
‘Mono’
Australian Galleries Melbourne
28 Derby St. Collingwood VIC
9th March - 28th March 2021
MONO presents a curated selection of artworks which focus on the visual power of a restrained colour palette, the potency and immediacy of black and white. Through the sparing and at times deliberate use of limited colour, these works draw attention to tone and composition; to form, texture, mark making, and technique. Many of the works in this show focus on a single subject, or concept, which is echoed by the simplicity and strength of the monochromatic palette. Rich atmospheres are created through light and shade, balance, and texture, and as a result we engage directly with subjects, themes and symbolic meaning.This exhibition showcases an extensive selection of works on paper, complimented by key pieces from earlier eras by some of the most significant contemporary artists practicing today.
‘State of the Mark’
Australian Galleries Melbourne
35 Derby St. Collingwood VIC
9th Feb - 28th Feb 2021
State of the Mark is a curated group exhibition which features work by many of Australian Galleries’ represented artists.
‘Big and Small’
Australian Galleries Melbourne
28 Derby St. Collingwood VIC
9th Feb - 28th Feb 2021
Big and Small is a curated group exhibition which features work by many of Australian Galleries’ represented artists.
‘In the Shade II’
Glasshouse Regional Gallery
Corner of Clarence & Hay Streets Port Macquarie, NSW
5th September - 11th October 2020
In the Shade II is the second iteration of the original exhibition, first shown at Umbrella Studio in Townsville in 2018. Featuring the breadth of practice and experience of the Sydney Printmakers, it encompasses current work and work by new members, some focusing on environmental issues that are concerning our country.
‘Onrush of Scenery’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington NSW 2021
27th June - 26th July 2020
Onrush of Scenery is a group exhibition curated around a quote by the American author Sylvia Plath. The exhibition features a number of my recent drawings as well as work by other Australian Gallery artists.
‘In the Shade II’
Lane Cove Gallery
164 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066
4th June - 27th June 2020
In the Shade II is the second iteration of the original exhibition, first shown at Umbrella Studio in Townsville in 2018. Featuring the breadth of practice and experience of the Sydney Printmakers, it encompasses current work and work by new members, some focusing on environmental issues that are concerning our country.
‘Solidarity in Solitude’
Lane Cove Gallery
164 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066 - DUE TO COVID-19 THIS EXHIBITION IS ONLINE ONLY
May - June 2020
Selected members of the Sydney Printmaking society have been invited by Lane Cove Gallery to submit a series of prints and a short piece of writing reflecting on their work and art practice during the isolation period of the COVID-19 pandemic. The show includes over 50 works in a variety of styles by various members of the Sydney printmakers. THIS EXHIBITION IS CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY ONLINE ONLY
‘Wild Things’
Lion Gate Lodge, Royal Botanic Gardens
Royal Botanic Gardens, Mrs Macquaries Rd. Sydney, NSW 200
4th - 18th August 2019
Selected artists have been invited to create artwork based on the wildlife living in the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah and the Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan. Provided with lists of the wildlife living in the Botanic Gardens, the artists have created a wide range of work including paintings, drawings, prints, photography and more.
'On the River’
Dangar Island Depot Cafe’
2 Neotsfield Ave, Dangar Island, NSW (Boat access via Brooklyn public wharf)
8th July - 30th August 2019
Small solo show at my local cafe’ featuring some recent work. Part of any money raised from sales goes to supporting the local emergency services on Dangar Island. Access to Dangar Island and ‘Depot Cafe’ is by a short ferry or boat ride from Brooklyn.
'A Poetry of Ideas in Print' Sydney Printmakers Members Exhibition
Art Space on the Concourse
409 Victoria Ave, Chatswood, NSW
7th - 30th March 2019
Group show featuring recent members work of the Sydney Printmakers.
'Press Vs. Screen' Megalo Members Exhibition
Megalo Print Studio and Gallery
21 Wentworth Avenue Kingston, ACT
24th November - 15th December 2018
Group show featuring the work of Megalo Studio members produced in the studio during the 2018 period.
'Terra Australis'
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington, Sydney
17th April - 06th May 2018 - (Opening Tuesday 17th April 6-8pm)
Solo exhibition at Australian Galleries Sydney. The culmination of over two years work in the studio and including the first full display of the 'Birds of New Holland' folio.
'Sydney Printmakers 2018 Exhibition'
Artsite Gallery
165 Salisbury Rd. Camperdown, Sydney
4th - 24th February 2018 - (Opening Sunday 4th February 3-5pm)
Anual exhibition by the 'Sydney Printmakers' organisation. Featuring etchings, engravings, lithography, linocuts, woodcuts and digital work by some of Sydney's most prestigious printmakers.
‘Barn Dance and Silent Art Auction’
Balmain Town Hall
370 Darling St. Balmain, Sydney
Saturday 25th November 2017 (Online Silent Auction Open Now)
Some of my prints will be available in a silent Auction to raise money for 'The Women and Girls Emergency Centre' in Redfern. Other artists in the auction include Bruce Latimer, Reg Mombassa, Nicholas Harding and Euan Mcleoud. Tickets for the live event, which includes a fun night of barn dancing with a live band, can be purchased below. Alternatively, bids for any of the work can be made in the silent online auction also found in the link below.
‘National Art School Postgraduate Exhibition’
National Art School Gallery
Corner of Forbes St. and Burton St. Darlinghurst, Sydney
03rd November - 11th November 2017 (Opening Thursday 2nd November 6-10pm)
The National Art School Postgraduate Exhibition celebrates and showcases the achievements of students completing the Master of Fine Art. Featuring a diverse and stimulating collection of artwork for sale by some of Australia’s most promising contemporary artists, working across ceramics, drawing, painting, photomedia, printmaking and sculpture.
‘The Artist and the Book’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington NSW 2021
22nd August 2017 - 10th September 2017 (Opening 22nd August 6-8pm)
‘Now and Then - 50 Years of the PCA Print Commission’
Collins Place Gallery
Shop 19, Collins Place (near entrance to Sofitel) 45 Collins St. Melbourne VIC
25th July - 08th August 2017 (Opening and PCA Launch, Tuesday 08th August 5:30 - 7:30pm)
Join the Print Council of Australia for the launch of the PCA Print Commission 2017, with an accompanying exhibition of past PCA Print Commissions, and a dedicated Student Showcase of prints selected from eight leading tertiary institutions, I am very happy to be selected in this exhibition as part of the Student Showcase, where I will be exhibiting a print created during my MFA degree (2016-2017).
‘Paintings, Sculpture and Works on Paper’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington NSW 2021
10th December 2016 - 29th January 2017
An exhibition of paintings, sculpture & works on paper - Clary Akon, Andrew Antoniou, Jenny Bell, Annette Bezor, G.W. Bot, Dean Brown, Jun Chen, Laura Courtney, Maryanne Coutts, Neil Cuthbert, Simon Fieldhouse, Angus Fisher, Michael Fitzjames, Francis Giacco, Richard Goodwin, Bruce Goold, Michelle Hiscock, Alexi Keywan, Fairlie Kingston, Peter Kingston, Jasper Knight, Alex Kosmas, Bruce Latimer, Kerrie Lester, Wendy Loefler, Janet Luxton, Mandy Martin, Jade Oakley, Rodney Pople, Ron Robertson-Swann, William Robinson, Garry Shead, Michael Snape, Peter Stevens, Pam Tippett, Richard Tipping, Greg Weight, Salvatore Zofrea.
‘Holmes Art Prize’
Caloundra Regional Gallery
22 Omrah Ave, Caloundra QLD 4551
2nd November - 27th November 2016 (Official Opening - 6pm Wednesday 2nd November)
The Holmes Acquisitive Art Prize for Excellence in Realistic Australian Bird Art showcases Australia’s best realistic bird artists working in any two-dimensional medium and depicting a realistic Australian bird life scene. Up to forty finalists will be included in an Exhibition at the Caloundra Regional Gallery, with a major prize of $10,000. The winning artwork will be acquired into the collection of Dr. Gary Holmes.
‘This is Print’
Wedge Gallery Sydney
Kinokuniya, level 2 500 George Street, Sydney
20th October - 31st October 2016 (Official Opening - 6-8pm on Thursday 20 October)
Artists Projects is please to present 'This is Print', a unique and intimate exhibition showcasing the diverse range of print artwork both from Sydney, and Oaxaca printmakers, an artist's studio in the heart of Oaxaca Mexico.
Cover image: Bruce Latimer 'Heart Throb' Etching (2012)
‘Life’
Australian Galleries Melbourne
28 Derby St. Collingwood VIC 3066
09th August - 28th August 2016 (Offical Opening Thursday 11th August 6-8pm)
This exhibition showcases a selection of etchings, lino-cuts and lithographs from a variety of Australian printmakers on the theme of 'Life'. Artists include Angus Fisher, John Wolseley, Raymond Arnold, Rosalind Atkins, G.W Bot, Graham Fransella, Rona Green, Bruce Latimer and Ian Westacott and more...
‘Drawings’
Australian Galleries Online Show
3rd April - 20th April 2016
This purely online show features both old and current works including prints and drawings. The show is accessible through the Australian Galleries website or the link above. The show is running online for a limited time only. All works are for sale.
‘Tony White and Christmas Exhibition’
Australian Galleries Sydney
15 Roylston St. Paddington NSW 2021
11th December - 20th December 2015 (Offical Opening Friday 11th December 6-8pm)
This exhibition will showcase the work of renowned Jeweller Tony White alongside various Sydney artists represented by Australian Galleries. I will personally be exhibiting a pair of ink pen and watercolour drawings.
‘Natura' Featuring works by Angus Fisher & Sarah O'Sullivan
Berrima Art Space
3/13 Old Hume Highway, Berrima NSW 2577
07th November - 18th December 2015
This exhibition will showcase the work of myself and ceramic artist Sarah O'Sullivan. The show will include a variety of Sarah's beautiful ceramic work as well as many of my drawings and etchings. The exhibition will run for a month and is located in Berrima, a beautiful town about two hours outside Sydney.
‘Fun and Games’
Lane Cove Gallery
164 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066
18th November - 07th December 2015
This large group exhibition will showcase the work of the 'Sydney Printmakers'. The exhibition is curated by Akky Van Ogtrop and will feature various types of printmaking all taking inspiration from the theme 'Fun and Games'.
‘Beastarium’
Dubbo Regional Gallery
6 Wingewarra Street Dubbo NSW 2830
19th September - 22nd November 2015
This exhibition and print exchange program features a number of Australian contemporary printmakers and was organised by Rona Green. The theme of the exhibition is ‘Beastarium’ which artists can interpret however they like. The show is due to open at ‘Dubbo Regional Gallery’ and will be on display from 19th September to the 22nd November.
'Boundless and Borderless'
Traveling Exhibition (Canada, Australia, Scottland, Taiwan)
Station Gallery, Ontario, Canada (05/04/2013 - 16/06/2013)
Pine St. Art Centre, Sydney, Australia (22/06/2013 - 10/07/2013)
Impact 8 Print Conference, Dundee, Scotland (23/08/2013 - 01/09/2013)
National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan (06/03/2014 - 11/04/2014)
National Dong Haw University, Taiwan (18/04/2014 - 12/05/2014)
Jinwen University of Technology, Taiwan (13/05/2014 - 23/06/2014)
National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan, Taiwan (01/07/2014 - 01/08/2014)
Providence University, Taiwan (06/08/2014 - 12/09/2014)
Cheng Shiu University, Taiwan (15/09/2014 - 09/10/2014)
Tainan National University of the Arts, Taiwan (13/10/2014 - 13/11/2014)
Chung Hua University, Taiwan (01/12/2014 - 22/02/2015)
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan (04/03/2015 - 23/04/2015)
National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan (22/04/2015 - 26/04/2015)
National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan (29/05/2015 - 30/06/2015)
'Boundless and Borderless' is a print folio made in collaboration between 'Sydney Printmakers' and 'Open Studios Canada'. The folio of 40 individual prints was created in early 2013 to showcase printmaking through a variety of exhibitions and has so far been exhibited in several locations in Australia, Canada and also 'Impact 8' print festival in Scotland. The exhibition is now traveling through Taiwan with a total of 11 individual exhibitions at various Taiwanese Universities.
My particular print is an etching titled 'Centralia' and depicts a harsh and rugged central Australian landscape.
‘The Hunters Hill Art Prize 2015’
Hunters Hill Town hall
Hunters Hill Town Hall, Hunters Hill, Sydney
8th May - 17th May 2015
Hunters Hill Art Exhibition is the meeting place of established and emerging artists, annually presenting an outstanding selection of Australian art and sculpture. This Exhibition is located just 7 kms from Sydney CBD in the heart of the leafy sandstone peninsula, Hunters Hill. With over 350 artworks beautifully curated in 3 historic venues, this Exhibition is the perfect opportunity to add to, or start your collection.
Hunters Hill Art Exhibition Prizes value over $23,000; thanks to McGrath Hunters Hill, Jaycar Electronics, Woolwich Pier Hotel, Hunter Holden, Hunters Hill Private Hospital, Hunters Hill Medical Practice, See the Dentist and Eurodux Framing.
‘Botanica - The Birds and the Bees’
The Sydney Botanic Gardens
Lion Gate Lodge, The Sydney Botanic Gardens
18th April - 10th May 2015
Botanica is an annual exhibition held at The Sydney Botanic Gardens showcasing the work of botanical artists from around the world. The exhibition is held in high regard and is known as Australia's premier Botanic Art Show. The theme of this years 'Botanica' exhibition is 'The Birds and the Bees'. My entry to the exhibition is a large drawing featuring a Gymea Lily along side it's pollinator the Eastern Spinebill. A video documenting the stages of creation of the drawing can be seen by clicking the link below. The show is due to open at ‘The Lion Gate Lodge’ within the grounds of the Botanic Gardens and will be on display to the public from 18th April to the 10th May.
‘Animal, Vegetable, Mineral?’
Palm House Gallery
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, NSW 2000
Friday 14th November - Friday 28th November (Official Opening Saturday 15th 2-4pm)
This exhibition brings together the work of three artists; Angus Fisher, Graeme Chambers and Sue Grose-Hodge, who share a pleasure in drawing the natural world. As its title (taken from a popular 1950s’ television quiz show) suggests, humour and ambiguity played a part in its making. Resembling an old Cabinet of Curiosities – a collection of the strange, the wonderful and the unexplained – these drawings, paintings, prints and photographs reflect diverse interests and different ways of working. The constant challenge of translating the world that surrounds us into something visible and tangible is our obsession.
'Art For Parks'
Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre
25 Edgeworth David Avenue, Hornsby
4th Nov 2014 - 16th Nov 2014 (10:am - 5:00pm)
Art for Parks is an exhibition for nature lovers designed to raise awareness about the conservation of our wild places. The exhibition is designed to be held in conjunction with the IUCN World Parks Congress being held in Sydney from the 12th - 19th November. Featuring artworks by a number of artists the works represent a variety of wildlife from the world's national parks along with a statement of their significance.
More information about the IUCN World Parks Congress can be found on their website below.
'From Here To Antiquity' Studies from ancient Troizen and wider Greece
Australian Galleries (Sydney)
15 Roylston Street Paddington NSW 2021
Opening Tuesday 19th August (6-8pm) - 7th September 2014
At the end of 2013 I was invited to travel to Greece with an archeological survey team doing a study of the ancient site of Troizen in the Peloponnese. I worked on location as an artist making studies of the site’s artefacts, history, excavation and landscape. This exhibition titled 'From Here To Antiquity' Studies from ancient Troizen and wider Greece incorporates work completed in Troizen as well as drawings and etchings of other Greek antiquities witnessed on my later travels throughout Europe. The nearly 40 works include graphite drawings, pen and ink work, watercolour painting and a number of etchings. More information and a complete work listing can be seen on the 'Australian Galleries' website below:
‘One of Each’
Australian Galleries (Melbourne)
35 Derby St. Collingwood Vic 3066
10th April - 4th May 2014
Each of Australian Galleries' represented artists have been invited to exhibit a single work in an exhibition titled 'One of Each'. The Show will run for several weeks and is located in The Australian Galleries' Melbourne Gallery. The exhibition will feature a wide variety of work and I will be personally exhibiting a pen and ink drawing titled 'Salmon Head'.
‘Australia Day 2014 Celebratory Exhibition’
Australian Galleries (Sydney)
15 Roylston Street Paddington NSW 2021
Friday 24th January (Opening 6-8pm) - 16th February 2014
This Sydney show highlights the work of a number of Australian artists who, in tandem with the exhibition, are having their work featured in various Australian newspapers over the Australia day weekend. Papers include the ‘Sydney Morning Herald’, ‘Melbourne Age’ and “The Canberra Times’.
‘Australia Day 2014 Celebratory Exhibition’
Australian Galleries (Melbourne)
35 Derby Street Collingwood VIC 3066
Saturday 25th January (Opening 6-8pm) - 2nd February 2014
This Melbourne show highlights the work of a number of Australian artists who, in tandem with the exhibition, are having their work featured in various Australian newspapers over the Australia day weekend. Papers include the ‘Melbourne Age’, ‘Sydney Morning Herald’ and “The Canberra Times’.