Upcoming & Current Exhibitions
Gorge(ou)s, Gaps and Chasms
Joe Cartwright, John Rice and
Don Talintyre
3rd - 15th December
In June 2019, three keen landscape artists and friends, Joe Cartwright, John Rice and Don Talintyre, travelled out to Alice Springs for a week to paint the beautiful Central Australian landscape. Joe took his watercolours, John his oils and Don took guache.
In this exhibition of around 30 works you will see the artists varying interpretations, through their chosen medium, of inspirational subjects from the East and West Mac Donnell Ranges: Simpsons Gap, Ormiston Gorge, Standley Chasm, Jessie Gap, Honeymoon Gap and the surrounding desert landscape.
Many of the paintings in this exhibition are the original “plein air” works whilst others were developed later in the studio from studies completed on location.
Exhibition Celebration
Saturday 7th December 4-6pm
Resonance
Matthew Weatherstone
3rd - 15th Dec
Matthew, an artist who is endlessly fascinated by the experience and understanding of light, colour and darkness, by the drama and subtlety in shifts of tone and hue.
His new body of work to be exhibited at ONE88 Resonates with the landscape and in turn with the emotions within the viewer. A beautiful exhibition not to be missed.
Exhibition Celebration
Saturday 7th December 4-6pm
Jewels of the Earth
Penelope Oates &
Mellissa Read-Divine
17th - 29th December
Artist Statement - Our exhibition is a celebration of our appreciation and connection to the landscape which has continued to provide both of us with a steady source of inspiration for our respective practices. For both Mellissa and myself particular natural forms in the landscape hold special meanings for each of us and can act as both psychological or spiritual markers-trees, rocks or particular animals become such focal points or ‘jewels of the earth’.
We hope the viewer will be taken on a visual journey through aspects of the landscape with contrasting expressions of colour, form and light.
Exhibition Celebration
Saturday 21st December 3-5pm
Fragile Nature
Cecilia Yeomans
31st December - 5th January
Artist Statement
My concern and main subject matter is the fragility of nature and the environment.
I believe there is a greater spiritual aspect to nature that we need to acknowledge, appreciate and respect.
The skeletal beauty of trees in the mountains against the drama of stormy skies and the close observation of a humble mushroom or gum leaves, are my invitation to this magical perception.
Exhibition Celebration
Saturday 4th january 3-5pm
