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Peter Campbell
PublishedMusician/DesignerPETER CAMPBELL HAS AN AUTHENTIC VOICE, CHARGED WITH HONESTY, HUMOUR, ACTIVISM, HUMAN EMOTION AND PERSONAL POLITICS.
With a large pile of potent music waiting to be heard and, in an increasingly challenging world, a sense that it is time to get out and share it, Peter is heading back onto the stage with his 6 and 12 string guitars and banjo – and this event is the first step.
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Ashley Mackevicius Photography
PublishedIn a Minor KeyA NEW EXHIBITION AT THE SHAC
‘I’m getting darker, moodier and more monochrome. I perceive beauty in the subdued and the unseen.’
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Jessica Raschke
PublishedArtist/WriterA TEXT-BASED INSTALLATION ARTIST AND WRITER, JESSICA RASCHKE’S WORK EXPLORES HOW PEOPLE GENERATE A SENSE OF MEANING AND PURPOSE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR LIVES
Jessica seeks to remind people of their own (sometimes or oftentimes) overlooked yearnings and depths, and that similar yearnings and depths reside within the many apparent strangers around us.
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Southern Highlands Printmakers
PublishedPrintmakersFOSTERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRACTICING ARTISTS FOR WHOM PRINTMAKING IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THEIR WORK
Formed in 1993 to foster printmaking in the area, Southern Highlands Printmakers exhibits regularly at Sturt Gallery and nearby regional galleries.
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Liz Burton
PublishedPainter/PrintmakerTHE POWER OF SHAPE AND SIMPLICITY OF LINE IS ALWAYS FOREMOST
Inspired by our landscape and plants, and spending large amounts of time in Florence, she is nurtured by a great love of classical art and the amazing work that has endured the test of time.
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Lucinda McDonald
PublishedPainter/SculptorMcDONALD WORKS INSTINCTIVELY TO RECLAIM AND REJUVENATE SEEMINGLY UNWANTED OBJECTS
Constructing playful, lyrical abstracted assemblages sensitive to colour, texture, space and repetition of shapes
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Lily Cummins
PublishedSpatial ExperiencesLILY CUMMINS WORKS ACROSS DRAWING AND INSTALLATION USING SPATIAL EXPERIENCES AND MEMORY AS A TRIGGER
Moving between expansive wall drawing to intimate collages, Cummins sits within a wave of contemporary artists who are pushing the definitions of what drawing is in our time.
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Kim Shannon
PublishedAbout the observed worldIT WAS PAINT THAT FASCINATED HER… IT WAS A PURELY VISCERAL RELATIONAHSIP
The smell and feel and the mystery of creating a tactile world on a flat surface
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Bob Lenton
PublishedAn abstract approachMY PAINTING IS BASED ON FORMS THAT ARE NOT FIGURATIVE OR FORMAL
The richness of colour in the Australian landscape is inescapably unique and worthy of representation
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Robyn Kinsela
PublishedPainting in the real worldI DON’T COPY MY SUBJECTS BUT INTERPRET THEM.
My pictures have their roots in the real world, but are by no means images in the conventional sense.
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Shaz Collyer
PublishedPainterSHAZ COLLYER HAS ALWAYS BEEN DRAWN TO, AND INSPIRED BY THE COLOURS, TEXTURES AND PATTERNS IN NATURE, VINTAGE TEXTILES, BUILDINGS AND FOUND OBJECTS.
She is currently exploring these ideas through abstract colour field painting
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Max Miller
PublishedPainter / PrintmakerARTIST MAX MILLER HAS ALWAYS LOVED THE LITTLE THINGS.
Artist Max Miller has always loved the llittle things. The lizards, the insects, the mice. The tiny flora and fauna. The precious bush minutiae he has spent a lifetime capturing in his paintings and prints.