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Storytellers of the Town presents an opportunity to view a mini-retrospective of the work of this internationally recognised artist spanning two decades.
Hagerty and Vandermark always worked separately in respective painting and sculpture practices, demonstrate ample connection through their use of colour, shape and shared influence
Bill Brown’s mature work has been grounded in a fluid kind of drawing that seems casual to the point of looseness but it is in fact tightly controlled and decisive.
This exhibition investigates how ‘colour interactions create dynamic illusions of space and light’.
In the 1970s Carol Jerrems was one of a new wave of photographers.
Something that is axiomatic is something that is self-evidently true.
Drawing – like its second cousin painting – is in perpetual need of reinvention.
A well known surrealist device, yet one that seems ageless.
Nicole Toms’ first solo show Cast Your Mind explores ‘psychological and emotional states filtered through the identity of the mask’.
In his best-laboured ‘handwriting’ the artist’s impassive pleas to assuage his guilt or be taken seriously are sometimes loaded with humour or sarcasm.