Exhibitions in early 2020…
Broken Stories (A Road Trip)
Nightfall Over Desert, Broken Hill
20 February-15 March 2020
Opening: Saturday, 22 February, 2-4pm.
Braemar Gallery
104 Macquarie Road
Springwood NSW 2777 (map to Broken Stories here)
This is an exhibition with artist and friend, Scott Pollock. Broken Stories is our shared experience of Australia’s Big Dry. Awe-inspiring landscape. Completely heartbreaking, all at once. See a few more of my works here.
Blue Mountains Gazette: “Art from a trip to the big dry in Broken Hill”, read more here.
Donation of works raffle:
At the opening (22 February) we’ll hold a raffle for two of our works. We’re raising funds for drought and bushfire affected rural communities. All proceeds go to the Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health (NSW). Please come, enjoy the exhibition, and buy a ticket.
*Susan Templeman, Federal Member for Macquarie, will open Broken Stories on Saturday, 22 February.
Exhibiting artist: Blue Mountains Portraits
While you’re in the mountains, after Springwood, keep going up to Katoomba. Check out the Blue Mountains Portraits exhibition at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. I’ve got a piece there too, and it’s not your everyday sort of portrait. Always a great exhibition. Come along.
Dates: 25 January – 22 March 2020
Opening: evening of Friday, 24 January 2020
Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, City Art Gallery
30 Park Street
Katoomba NSW 2780 (map here)
A small works exhibition: Hope Tree Framing & Art
Rising Mist 2, Dorset
Find small works at Hope Tree.
You’ll see several of my photographs, as well as works by local artists. It’s a sort of salon of small works.
Where:
Hope Tree Framing & Art
1/78 Megalong Street
Katoomba NSW 2780
* Plus, an opportunity to say hello to the legendary Lenny… (see him here).
Recent exhibitions:
Forecast: Mist, Katoomba (18 November 2019 – 03 January 2020)
Forecast: Mist (3), Leura
Misty Blue Mountains.
It’s comforting to contemplate mist as we experience so much smoke and fire. It’s a tragic season for us in the Mountains, for Australia.
Forecast: Mist was at the Big Little Gallery on Ha’penny Lane, Katoomba. See the works exhibited here.
Southern Highlands: The Art of Collecting (9 – 24 November 2019)
Faraway 5 – Açores, Pico do Carvão, photograph on handmade washi
Contact me about a limited edition work from this exhibition at Retford Park Bowral, The Art of Collecting. See more of the works here.
Aftermath. A terrible summer.
We need trees. They’re gone.
More than ever Australia needs habitat. I am devastated by the fires that have raged within a few kilometres of my home, my studio, and inundated so many communities.
I am in despair over the loss of our natural heritage. It’s calculated at 80% in the Blue Mountains. 80% of world heritage bushland.
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