Chanelle Rose
Chanelle Rose is an Australian contemporary fine artist, known for her striking characters and highly detailed large-scale artworks using ink, and more recently oil paint. With a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Contemporary Art, Chanelle’s work is inspired by human behaviour during life events, where good people are challenged to override the impacts of […]
Megan Puls
Megan Puls is a studio potter whose path traces the quiet edges of landscape- first the lush green gallery’s pressed against forest, and now the open, breathing expanse of the sea. Her newest body of work is a meditation on the coastal world’s that surround her home on the eastern rim of South East Queensland. […]
Craig Parnaby
Craig Parnaby creates a unique visual iconography of coastal living. His imagery pays homage to the architectural forms and easy-going lifestyle of the urban coastal landscape. Craig’s perspective is positive, youthful and essentially humanist in its celebration of life’s simple pleasures. Parnaby’s figurative works are developing as sculptural studies of the human form. The poses, […]
Herman Pekel
Herman Pekel was born to Dutch parents in Melbourne, Victoria in 1956. The art teachers of Herman’s youth, Roger Webber, Ernest Buckmaster and Lance McNeill were all primarily oil painters, but the experience of painting with them on location left a strong impression on Herman, giving him the freedom of spontaneity and leaving him an […]
Martine Emdur
Born 1966. Lives and works in Sydney SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2018 Martine Emdur, Manly Regional Gallery, Sydney (survey exhibition) 2017 New Works, Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne 2016 New Paintings, Olsen Irwin, Sydney 2015 New Paintings, Olsen Irwin, Sydney 2014 New Paintings, Scott Livesey Galleries, Melbourne 2013 New Works, Olsen Irwin, Sydney 2012 New Paintings, Scott Livesey […]
Steve Harris
Harris is a master of understated realism which evokes its own sense of ‘atmosphere’ and contemplative mood. His works have been described as meditations in light, a type of reflective silence emanates from the paintings and imbues them with an almost spiritual quality. Steve Harris was born in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1953 and is […]
Ken Knight
Ken Knight was born in Sydney 1956. Studies: Bachelor of Arts, Diploma of Education, Sydney University 1975-78 1979-82, Secondary School Teaching 1993, Overseas Study, London, Paris 1995, 97, Arthur Boyd Bundanon Trust, Artist in Residence, Bundanon 1996, Overseas Study, Paris, London, Amsterdam 1998, Associate Member Royal Arts Society, NSW 1999, Overseas Study, Los Angeles, New […]
Paul Haggith
The body of work that encompasses the exhibition at Gallery One is predominately water scenes. Often I include a number of architectural pieces in an exhibition but this show is to be compact and focused around one theme, water and light. The exhibition is therefore an attempt to recreate the feeling of light passing over […]
Stephen Glassborow
Stephen Glassborow Design Process: Through the action of construction and deconstruction he transposes the reality of a piece, creating an object rather than a subject. By either slicing or cutting up the figure and adding bold colours to what is usually a dark medium, Stephen Glassborow objectifies the sculpture and creates his own unique, contemporary […]
Michael Whitehead
‘I believe a painting has to be instinctive and have a sense of urgency, but at the same time it has to be a considered work. If paint runs across a canvas it’s because I’m happy for it to go there or I may have even encouraged it to do so. Every stroke, line and […]