John Edwards: Small Hideouts.
Please note: This exhibition is not available to view online, however we will put up sold works progressively.

These small works are $200 each and only available in Gallery^.1 during April and in our stockroom after.

Brilliant, colourful mix and match oil paintings on canvas continuing Edward’s fascination with the travails of Captain Thunderbolt’ and this exploits in northern NSW.

Buy one, buy a dozen – never tiring, always reposition-able.  A bit of fun to brighten up your life.

For those working at home, subject to your accountant’s advice,  a tax deduction could be available for hanging these works in your home office.

Kerry Johns’ exhibition continues in Gallery^.2  during April 2022. 

Johns is interested in the patterns of nature and in the ways those patterns are simultaneously seen and sensed by the viewer. Her palette is essentially soft with pastels ranging through greys, grey-greens, pale blue, olive and oranges predominating. The pastels are bathed in light and captured the dappled effects of light as it is filtered through the gum trees and other flora of the coastal landscape.

Johns works directly from the motif and uses a mixture of abstract and real forms in her depiction of places visited and loved. This mixture is a reflection of her actual experience of places, in the associated memories that happen after those places are left behind, and in the visual language that she uses to encapsulate her total experience.

~ Peter Haynes, Canberra Times, Art Review, April 23 2018