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Tiarney Miekus reviews group exhibtion Telaesthesia. Exhibtion runs until 14th October.
‘Ninety Seven’ is an expressive depiction of my younger brother, Daniel. In the last few years we have both begun our journey into adulthood, and our relationship has strengthened and solidified through this transition into one of close friendship. I created this piece in response to his continuously joyous and playful personality. His unconventional nature, and interest in technology, prompted me to pair his realistic portrait with 90’s computer icons and a cloud flecked sky. I tied together each of these fragmented elements with a halo of violet and pink; colours which reflect creativity and compassion. Through this portrait I believe I have been able to present an honest and emotive representation of my brother to all who view the work.
Andrew Clarke has been announced as a Semi Finalist in this year's Doug Moran Portrait Prize for his work 'The Azure Alchmist'
5 Sep 2017
Laura Wills is Semi-Finalist in Doug Moran National Portrait Prize
Chris Orchard, 'Drawer Drawing'
Laura Wills has been announced as a Semi Finalist in this year's Doug Moran Portrait Prize for her portrait of Chris Orchard.
Drawer Drawing 2017
Pastel and pigment ink on paper
70 x 54 cm
Polly Dance spoke to Dan Withey about his current solo exhition, External Drivers and some of the new directions he is exploring in this latest body of work.
Thom Buchanan was announced the winner of the Hadley's Art Prize People's Choice Award for his landscape work, Liminal. The work combines images of a migrant ship with a modern city streetscape reflecting the prize's theme of "History and place".
Dan Withey's solo exhibtion features on Artist Profile's online exhibtion guide.
South Australian writer Zoe Freney met with painter Deidre But-Husaim to talk about their shared interest in the potential of bees, both practical and metaphorical.
http://artguide.com.au/deidre-but-husaim-bees-curiosity-and-coincidence
"illuminance' Group photography exhibition featured in SA Weekend
Melinda Schawel is a finalist in the 2017 Whyalla Art Prize for her work Long Way from Home, ink & pencil on torn & perforated paper, 56 x 77 cm.