PAINTED LANDSCAPES
This travelling architectural exhibition has been hailed as the ‘best of the Venice Architectural Biennale’ and now, after eight months on touring the world, it is returning to Sydney.The 15 minute moving image gallery uses the latest in 3D stereoscopic technology to show unique, panoramic views of Australia’s greatest landmarks.The exhibition will be on display at the Object Gallery, 415 Bourke Street, Surry Hills from 2nd July to 25 September 2011.
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Gabrielle Collins
Living in this harbour city, there is something familiar about Gabrielle Collins’ recent paintings that make these urban landscapes so intriguing and appealing. The scenes are carefully edited of information creating a strong geometric quality.
It was Gabrielle’s upbringing in Sydney and its inner city scenes that have been such a strong influence on her work. While her work has evolved over the years, this latest body of work is particularly influenced by Cockatoo Island and its environs.
Gabrielle has an exhibition at Damien Minton Gallery opening 20th October 2010. (Read More)
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The exploration of landscape, architecture and communities are the subject of photographer and Paediatric Nurse, Paul Hunstead’s work. Paul’s photographs include engaging, uncomplicated portraits from his travels and work in East Africa. The sale of these photographs fund three medical projects established by Paul and his wife Sarah in Kenya including rural medical camps and support for a local district orphanage. (Read More)
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Dutch artist Gabrielle van de Laak is known for her intriguing exploration of ‘space’ applied to landscapes and a masterful use of colour. Her work on canvas and paper is characterised by abstract forms, bold lines, and a sensitivity to light that invites the viewer to look at rural landscapes in a new way, leaving room for their own interpretation.
Visit Gabrielle van de Laak’s website
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