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2 July – 25 July
Pause the Moment:
new works by Jennie Nayton
In this exhibition, Jennie Nayton not only continues and extends
her unique combinations of photographic prints of natural phenomena
with geometric three-dimensional structures; but, for the first
time, she also engages with her photographic images through drill
drawings. Her figures, immersed in imagery of clouds, fountains or
fire, depict the moment where the body is taken over by the sudden
overwhelming raw emotional reality of being alive.
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Jennie Nayton: Exalt
drill drawing on photograph laminated onto aluminium
Ed. 1/ 5, 80 x 37cm |
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29 July
– 22 Aug
Tangent: new paintings by Paul Moncrieff
For his latest exhibition, Paul Moncrieff has
developed a series of non figurative works that explore perceptual
possibilities of figure field and colour relationships, all within a
structured geometric proportion of 2:1. |

Paul Moncrieff: Harlequin 2:1, acrylic on plywood panels, 120 x 90
cm |
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4 Aug – 8 Aug
Participation in the
Melbourne Art Fair: Neil Aldum, Merrick Belyea, Martin Heine,
Dragica Milunovic, & Anne Neil
27 Aug – 19 Sept
Story Lines; new
paintings by Jarek Wojcik
In his work, international artist, Jarek Wojcik explores the
boundaries between layers of realities; realities which overlap,
mix, juxtapose, or change freely. His imaginative interiors and
landscapes set the stage for the “live” performance of objects
reminiscent only of their real life outside the painting. This is
Jarek’s first solo exhibition in WA.
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24 Sept – 17 Oct
Viewpoints: new works
by Tony Windberg
A graduate of Curtin University, multi award winner Tony Windberg
has long been known for his highly realistic paintings of the
landscape. This exhibition invites viewers to interact with artworks
that question the nature of illusion and the illusion of Nature. |
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