exhibition Archive

“Idolatry” is Robin Eley’s second solo exhibition and it is nothing short of absolutely amazing. I visited Hill Smith Gallery with my 4 year old son, who spent most of the time trying to physically touch the artworks, because he wanted to see if they were real. Annoyed as

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I had the pleasure of attending an exhibition at Urban Cow- Harlequin by Katie Johnson. It is on until the 29th of June at Urban Cow Studio. The works are an amazing assortment of the Artists friends. Their faces are painted to reflect the face or costumes of Harlequins.

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Cheryl is an internationally recognized master of the art form of  Fine Art Freehand Machine Embroidery. She is an Adelaide artist who creates in a variety of themes; portraits, family pieces, landscapes and animals. She begins with a blank canvas and  uses stitches directly onto it, she does not do anything else

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There is no doubt that plastic in all its forms produces tremendous amounts of waste. Some items; however, have a quaint familiarity for us. Those toys that your children once played with; the plastic tennis rackets, the aeroplanes found in show bags, barrels of monkeys and sauce bottles to name but a few, are weather

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Sarah commenced art studies at Adelaide Central School of Art and completed a Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (Honours) at Charles Darwin University in 2010. She  is currently undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy (Fine Arts) through Charles Darwin University, and has recently returned from Germany, where she undertook a year’s research under

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