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KARL MAUGHAN: WAIRARAPA

Page Galleries is delighted to present new paintings from Karl Maughan

Emma Beer: Rainbow. Paddle. Pop

Gallery 9 presents works by Emma Beer.

Sarah crowEST: Used Paint on a Clear Day

Gallery 9 presents works by Sarah crowEST.

Diena Georgetti: TALISMANIC

Neon Parc presents work by Diena Georgetti

David Keeling: Another Time, Another Place

Bett Gallery presents work by David Keeling

Richard Morecroft: Internal Logic

Richard Morecroft has been exhibiting over the last 20 years in parallel with an often more public media-related career.

Alan Ibell: Libations

In the Classical world, the pouring of a libation was a sacred ritual. Libations secured the favour of the gods for a risky endeavour: a battle, a journey, a new beginning.

Dani Marti: Summer Fruits

ARC ONE Gallery presents work by Dani Marti

Adriane Strampp: Where the light falls: Stories of the everyday

Jan Manton Gallery represents the artist Adriane Strampp

Group exhibition: Barkly Artists

Alcaston Gallery presents a group exhibition

James Tylor: Uncrated + Tapa-arra/Through the Landscape

Vivien Anderson Gallery presents work by James Tylor.

Jordan Gogos: Time Machine

N.Smith Gallery presents work by Jordan Gogos.

Xavier Baxter: Formation

PIERMARQ* presents the gallery’s first solo show with London-born, New York-based artist Xavier Baxter.

Isaac Julien: Once Again… (Statues Never Die)

  In this suite of mesmerising new images, Isaac…

Laurie Steer: Meditations

Tim Melville presents work by ceramic artist Laurie Steer

Doreen Chapman: New works

James Makin Gallery presents work by Doreen Chapman

FROM THE CURRENT ISSUE

Artist Profile: Arryn Snowball

The post-conceptual painting of Arryn Snowball, based sometimes in representation and sometimes in abstraction, is always elegant and spare.

Artist Profile: Doreen Chapman

The only artist invited to exhibit across all six venues of the 24th Biennale of Sydney, Doreen Chapman’s star is rising.

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Hyun Ju Lee: Symbiosis: our environment and neighbours

Art Space on The Concourse presents work by Hyun Ju Lee

James Barth: The Clumped Spirit

James Barth’s practice explores the themes of trans self-representation…

Heather Hesterman and Clare McCracken: Wild Country

Through documentation of performative fieldwork, creative…

Angelica Mesiti: The Rites of When

  Angelica Mesiti has created an immersive installation…

Medieval to Metal: The Art & Evolution of the Guitar

  For those who rock, we salute you! Medieval…

Group Exhibition: Stuffed, Bolstered and Upholstered

  This is an exploration of fibre and woven forms…

Group Exhibition: Noongar Country 2024 – Our Elders, Our Pathfinders

  Our Elders, Our Pathfinders brings together…

Group Exhibition: Intimate Worlds

This exhibition will showcase artists that display a dedication…

Group Exhibition: Here and Now: Gold Coast Triennial

  Held every three years at HOTA Gallery, the Gold…

Reimagining the Renaissance

    The European…

Group Exhibition: Water

  Water is life. This exhibition presents a selection…

Group Exhibition: Layers of Blak

  Layers of Blak celebrates the creative outcome…

FROM THE ARCHIVES

Artist Profile: Yuki Kihara

The multi-disciplinary works of Yuki Kihara combine universal narratives with the authority and authenticity of the local, as she engages with the politics of identity, decolonisation and ecological threats pertaining to her Samoan Pacific Island home.

Artist Profile: James Drinkwater

James Drinkwater’s latest works were conceived during his 2021 stay in artist Julian Schnabel’s Long Island holiday house. But then, he let time do its work on his memories.

On the Couch: Tim Olsen

Turning his back on artworld tall poppy antics, Tim Olsen credits his staff and artists with his gallery’s thirty years of success.

Art World Problems: Go West Young Man

Amidst factors contributing to the contemporary art scene revival happening in Perth right now, its advantage of proximity to thriving Asian art capitals will in one stroke solve the problem of its isolation from other Australian capital cities.

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