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9 June 2016

William Mackinnon in Parliament House Art Collection

William Mackinnon’s You know what I mean 2015 has been acquired by the Parliament Art House Collection in Canberra. The public collection is of significant heritage value and is created specifically for Parliament House. Painted in acrylic and oil, the work continues Mackinnon’s use of the road as a motif for exploring the Australian landscape whilst also delving into […]

2 June 2016

Patrick Doherty – Online Only

Western Australian artist Patrick Doherty will present a series of paintings in an online-only exhibition titled The Boy Who Couldn’t See in June 2016. Doherty is known for his free-style figurative illustrations that portray fantastic sequences and contain rich, colourful imagery. These epic, imaginative landscapes echo with ancient mythologies, often referencing spiritual and religious iconography. The paintings in The […]

22 May 2016

Danie Mellor and Marina Strocchi at Newcastle Art Gallery

Danie Mellor and Marina Strocchi will feature as part of upcoming exhibition, Black White & Restive: cross cultural initiatives in Australian contemporary art at Newcastle Art Gallery. Curated by Una Rey, the exhibition which opens during National Reconciliation Week aims to explore the engagements between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous artists. Featuring the work of more than sixty […]

17 May 2016

Studio Wars – Curated by Lara Merrett

Jan Murphy Gallery represented artist, Lara Merrett, has curated Studio Wars, which presents work by seven of the artists she shares her studio with in Birmingham Street, inner Sydney. Each artist in Studio Wars has produced new work for the exhibition and features paintings by Sally Anderson, Jonny Niesche, Lara Merrett, John Nicholson and Gemma Smith. […]

30 April 2016

Road Trip in Brisbane News

Group exhibition, Road Trip has been featured in an article by Phil Brown in the Brisbane News. Featuring work by Juz Kitson, Fiona Lowry, William Mackinnon and Guy Maestri, the exhibition explores the concept of a road trip in the Australian landscape, with each of the artists portraying their varied experiences and interpretations. To read the […]

29 April 2016

Robert Malherbe on In/Out Blog

Robert Malherbe has been featured on design blog, In/Out in an article about his major survey exhibition Resist the spirit of the times at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. The insightful article highlights Malherbe’s unique and considered approach to oil painting, which has seen him honoured by the survey held in the region in which he […]

13 April 2016

Road Trip – Group Exhibition

Road Trip is a group exhibition featuring the work of significant Australian artists Juz Kitson, Fiona Lowry, William Mackinnon and Guy Maestri. The show considers the long held presence of the ‘road trip’ in the Australian psyche and how it shapes our experience of the landscape. The utterance of the phrase ‘road trip’ immediately conjures […]

7 April 2016

Rhys Lee in Museum Magazine

Rhys Lee is featured in Museum Magazine in an interview with Sammy Preston. Lee discusses his early years in Queensland, his move down to Melbourne and the influence of his older works in his current solo exhibition, Jungle Rum Rumble at Jan Murphy Gallery. To read the interview please click here Image credit: Rhys Lee Jungle […]

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