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Catalogue Essay by: Marguerite Brown-MAArtCur 2015 Hannah Quinlivan’s work is varied in its form and materials of construction, yet consistently employs infinitely twisting and turning lines as a conduit of expression. There is a sense of abundance within Quinlivan’s creative approach that is reflected in these un-ending lines, lines that fill up enormous expanses of canvas in her painted and …
Elektromont Catalogue essay by: Marguerite Brown, MA ArtCur The sculptures of Dion Horstmans slice through the space that surrounds them with angular force and superb brevity of form. In his latest exhibition Elektromont, Horstmans draws upon some of the ideas and influences that have long permeated his practice. Speed and electricity, thunder and lightning, the stars and planets are all aspects …
News from Flinders Lane Gallery Flinders Lane Gallery represented artist Josh Robbins has recently completed his most ambitious painting to date. Measuring 200 x 800cm and comprised of eight panels, Roost invites the viewer to enter into a surreal and fantastical world where time stops, birds flock, tree branches meander and respite is offered from the busy world that …
Babes at Sea- Meg Cowell Essay by Laura Skerlj “A being dedicated to water is a being in flux.” Gaston Bachelard, Water and Dreams: An Essay on the Imagination of Matter Shakespeare’s infamous Ophelia—broken-hearted, grieving the death of her father—drowns slowly in a river in Denmark. In a state of spiritual collapse, she has fallen from the bough of a tree …
Josh Robbins, One to three Trogons 2014,oil,charcoal and floor stain on linen,130 x90cm Flinders Lane Gallery 137 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC 3000 Esther Olsson, Caged, Hand Drawn illustration The Drawings of Esther Olsson 27th March-6th April An intricate series of drawings in response to personal environment Ink+graphite+collage Opening- Thursday 27th of March 6-9pm Based in the heart …