#exhibtion

A favorite piece from the 2023 “Joseph Stella: Visionary Nature” exhibition at Brandywine Museum. Camera images do not adequately capture how luminous it is in person.

Joseph Stella (1877-1946)

Swan (with Rainbow), c. 1924

Hi Friends,

Just letting people know, that I have two photographic based works on display at the Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre. Just in case you are out that way in the next few months, or know someone who may be and may be interested.

One piece is shortlisted in the Mullins Conceptual Photography Prize 2024, and is on display from 15 August until 12 October 2024

I am honoured to be shortlisted again this year.

Separately and on at the same gallery, I was thrilled to be invited to include a piece in the show ‘Contemporary: APS Contemporary group’. This show is on from 15 August to 21 December 2024.

Both of these works were created on 35mm film, which was soaked in salt (and water). The work was then printed and watercolour washes applied to the print. One print has the additional inclusion of watercolour pencil and gouache. Both are unique state prints.

For more information on the shows:

The gallery is open:

Monday-Saturday : 10:00am – 4:00pm

The address is: 1-3 Bridge Street, Muswellbrook NSW 2333 (Australia)

…..subject themselves to the abominations that I will be showing at the Watch House this April. At least it’s only three days.

Oh the humanity.

- 【展示参加】Exhibition info (Tokyo) -

日にち: 2025年3月31日(月)〜4月5日(土)

時間: 12:00-19:00 (※最終日15:00まで)

場所: ギャラリーGK (銀座駅)

東京都中央区銀座6-7-16 岩月ビル403号

(今年4Fに移転しましたのでご注意下さい)

ギャラリー GKで開催される、第30回仮面藻展に参加致します

銀座のギャラリーで久しぶりに展示参加させて頂きます　今回は小品の販売を行う予定です　小さいもので、気軽にお求め頂けます

タイトルは仮面なのですが、出品作品は比較的作家の自由です　仮面の作品もあればそうでない作品もあります　30年続いてる歴史ある展覧会です

面白い作品が集結してますので、ぜひご覧ください！

Brett Whiteley, Self Portrait, One of a Dozen Glimpses’, 1983, etching and aquatint from Home’s 2019 ‘The Portrait’ exhibition.

Brett Whiteley (1939 – 1992) is one of Australia’s most celebrated artists. He won the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes several times, and his artistic career was bolstered by his celebrity status in Australia and abroad.

Whiteley started working as a commercial artist in 1956, began life-drawing classes at the Julian Ashton Art School and joined John Santry’s sketch club where he became friends with Australian landscape painter Lloyd Rees, who was a strong influence. On weekends Whiteley painted around the towns of Bathurst, Hill End and Sofala, producing works such as Sofala 1958. In 1959 he was awarded the Italian Government Travelling Art Scholarship, which was judged by Australian artist Russell Drysdale at the Art Gallery of NSW. Whiteley remained in Europe for the next decade, exhibiting his work regularly in group exhibitions in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin, establishing an international reputation. He also lived in the USA, staying at New York’s Chelsea Hotel where he socialized with celebrities including musicians Janis Joplin and Bob Dylan.

Returning to Sydney in 1969, Whiteley moved to Lavender Bay and became involved in the Yellow House artists’ collective in Kings Cross. His work became highly collectable; in particular his Matisse influenced large-scale interiors and landscapes. In 1976 he won both the Archibald Prize for portraiture and the Sulman Prize for genre painting. The following year, he was awarded the Wynne Prize for landscape. He won all three prizes in 1978 (the first artist to do so) and the Wynne a third time in 1984. In 1991 he was awarded an Order of Australia.

@ Rûm is a magazine focused on analog photography based in Graz, Austria. I was selected to appear in edition V. This time it included number 9 of the @mischend magazine specialized in literature.

Also my photography was exhibited at @ oagkulturverein, in Graz, Austria. In the following link you will find a tour of the exhibition https://www.instagram.com/reel/ClZrp77oi5z/