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DIANA MILLER
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DEBORAH KELLY
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COURTNEY MCCLELLAND
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CAROLINE DUFFY
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CONOR KNIGHT
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Sumpa Kita, I Promise You

CHLOE CADAY
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CHRISTIAN BONETT
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Night Harbour Study

BELINDA STREET
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ANNA HORNE
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DIANA MILLER
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DIANA MILLER
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I Opened, I Closed

AMBER HEARN
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FINAL DAY to view André de Vanny's incredible bod

FINAL DAY to view André de Vanny's incredible body of work 'The Diving Tree' in our Woolloomooloo gallery. Visit us today, Saturday 22 February from 10am-5pm to experience this exceptional exhibition before it closes.⁠
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⚫️ View de Vanny's catalogue + available work via link in bio.⁠
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Says de Vanny of his practice, "I’m interested in creating works that have been weathered or scarred in some way and have emerged even more robust and beautiful for it. Perhaps it’s a way of making sense of the past, revisiting the landscape of my youth, which holds both dark and golden hours."⁠
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@andredevanny #abstractart #sydneyexhibition #sydneygallery #abstractexpressionism #emergingartist #contemporaryart

André de Vanny's 'Clinker I' is currently on show

André de Vanny's 'Clinker I' is currently on show in our Woolloomooloo gallery as part of his debut solo exhibition 'The Diving Tree' closing TOMORROW Saturday 22 February. Visit us from 10am-5pm to catch this exceptional body of work!⁠
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⚫️ View de Vanny's catalogue + available work via link in bio.⁠
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Says de Vanny, "I’m searching for a kind of sublime beauty that is borne out of hardship. I’m interested in creating works that have been weathered or scarred in some way and have emerged even more robust and beautiful for it. Perhaps it’s a way of making sense of the past, revisiting the landscape of my youth, which holds both dark and golden hours."⁠
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@andredevanny #abstractart #contemporaryrart #sydneygallery #sydneyexhibition #artcurator #curation #emergingartist

Curatorial+Co. is excited to unveil a recently com

Curatorial+Co. is excited to unveil a recently completed Art Consultancy project at central Queensland’s first five-star hotel, Peppers Gladstone at Yaralla Sports Club in collaboration with BSPN Architecture. The curated collection of original artworks draws inspiration from the region’s diverse landscapes across four key themes: bush, rainforest, coast and city.⁠
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⚫️ Explore this incredible project and many more via the link in bio!⁠
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The newly completed hotel showcases a collection of over 75 bespoke artworks throughout the lobby, corridors and guest suites by William Versace, Claire Cavanna, Morgan Shimeld and Katrina O’Brien. From rugged bushlands and lush rainforests to coastal vistas and contemporary cityscapes, the landscape of Central Queensland informs each aspect of the hotel’s art curation. Seamlessly integrated with the hotel’s design, each piece has been crafted to reflect its surroundings through a contemporary lens, fostering a deep connection between place and experience.⁠
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PROJECT: @peppershotels⁠
CLIENT: @bspnarchitecture⁠
ARTISTS: @william_versace @claire_cavanna, @morganshimeld @trinamobrien⁠
PHOTOS: @josephbyrford⁠
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#sydneyartconsultant #artconsultancy #curator #sydneycurator #queenslandhotel #yarallasportsclub #peppershotels #sydneygallery #emergingartists

André de Vanny's 'Novella I, II + III' are curren

André de Vanny's 'Novella I, II + III' are currently on show in our Woolloomooloo gallery as part of his latest body of work 'The Diving Tree' through till this Saturday, 22 February.⁠
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⚫️ View de Vanny's catalogue + available work via link in bio.⁠
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Says de Vanny, "These works speak as much to the vibrant optimism of youth as to the melancholic beauty of a barren landscape longing for renewal. It’s a meditation on cycles of growth, determination and resilience. I’m searching for a kind of sublime beauty that is borne out of hardship. I’m interested in creating works that have been weathered or scarred in some way and have emerged even more robust and beautiful for it. Perhaps it’s a way of making sense of the past, revisiting the landscape of my youth, which holds both dark and golden hours."⁠
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@andredevanny #abstractart #contemporaryrart #sydneygallery #sydneyexhibition #artcurator #curation #emergingartist

Katrina O'Brien's magnificent work 'Of What, does

Katrina O'Brien's magnificent work 'Of What, does a Stone Dream?' sits beautifully alongside Tracey Lamb's fabulous 'Dreams of Home' in this home by @ettie.tom and styled by @hollyirvinestudio. #Repost⁠
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The light-filled living room at our Leichhardt project, featuring the stunning artwork by @trinamobrien⁠
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#InteriorDesign #ContemporaryInteriors #FireplaceGoals #ArtfulLiving #InteriorInspo #DesignLovers #Ettie.Tom⁠
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Interiors by us: @ettie.tom⁠
Architecture: @r2studiosaustralia⁠
Built: @matt_boers_constructions⁠
📷 @_pabloveiga⁠
Styling: @hollyirvinestudio

Assembling two objects of contrasting value in his

Assembling two objects of contrasting value in his sculptural work 'Malocchio', William Versace questions the things that we value, why we value what we value, what determines value and who decided that it was valuable. “Who’s history are you preserving? Why are you preserving the heritage? Why is it important?” asks William. “Arbitrary notions of importance are always fascinating to me. Particularly in this country. What and who determines importance of different aspects of objects or culture.”⁠
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⚫️ View all Versace's work via link in bio.⁠
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This work is comprised of a found relic and cast bronze. For the bronze element, the artist employs a process called lost wax casting which involves the artist creating a sculpture of hot wax – thoughtfully shaping, pouring and dripping – a before the mould is made and bronze is cast.⁠
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@william_versace #bronzesculpture #castbronze #foundobject #foundrelic #contemporaryrat #sculpture #sydneyartist #sydneygallery

UPCOMING is Sydney-based oil painter Theresa Hunt'

UPCOMING is Sydney-based oil painter Theresa Hunt's latest body of work 'A Thousand Miles', showing in our Woolloomooloo gallery from 26 February - 15 March. JOIN US for the opening celebration next Wednesday 26 February from 5:30-8pm.⁠
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⚫️ View catalogue + available work via link in bio.⁠
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It is this unreachable realm of the unfixed and limitless that is reflected in Hunt’s 'A Thousand Miles'. The series of new paintings, awash with light and shadow, appear at once liquid and mutable yet construed with masterful precision. Drawing upon the artist’s time spent living in Florence and the specific purple-hued sunsets that rounded out each day there, Hunt is carefully adding colours to a palette that should appear limited but is, instead, alive with the same forcefulness as her inspirations: mist on waves, morning breaking through night, distant storms and the heaving breath of wind over land. (Billie Phillips, 2024)⁠
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Featured work:⁠
'On The Road Home to Mezzomonte'⁠
Oil on canvas⁠
100cm H x 150cm W⁠
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'Inside The View'⁠
Oil on canvas⁠
150cm H x 150cm W⁠
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'Ethereal Twilight'⁠
Oil on canvas⁠
100cm H x 100cm W⁠
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Photo: Bruce Hunt⁠
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@theresahuntartist #contemporaryart #sydneyexhibition #sydneygallery #sydneycurator #oilpainting #masterpainting

Isabelle de Kleine's 'Shifting Memory' explores th

Isabelle de Kleine's 'Shifting Memory' explores the complexities of our fragmented perceptions and memories. View this incredible piece in our Woolloomooloo gallery or online via the link in bio.⁠
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Says de Kleine of this work, "Memories change and shift over time, details are lost, forgotten and abstracted. In this work I combined flat shades of grey with bright areas of colours and texture to represent these snippets of memory. Moments of realism and clarity are combined with surrealistic, distorted and inverted areas to represent how these memories shift with time.⁠
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"The works have been developed through digital collage and then translated into mixed media paintings, undergoing a lengthy process of abstraction. This represents the notion that memories are always being rewritten and that each time we remember we move further from reality. The integration of technology in the process of creating the works touches on the amalgamation of technology in our lives and identity.⁠
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"Symptomatic of the postmodern digital age, the paintings seek to explore the complexity of human experience and find a beauty within the chaos that is our reality.”⁠
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@isabelledekleine #figurativeart #contemporaryart #sydneygallery #perthartist #paperwork #worksonpaper #portraitpainting #portraiture

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