Towards Strangeness, an exhibition of recent artworks by New Zealand printmakers, explores varying degrees of the inexplicable, the unfamiliar, and the mysterious. By Kyla Cresswell, Catherine Macdonald, Prue MacDougall, Kathryn Madill and Nan Mulder.
Judith Parker writes about the ‘Sister City II’ print exchange.
Tasmanian artist Raymond Arnold contemplates his own mortality in his latest project.
I live and work in my studio in the Blue Mountains, Katoomba, outside of Sydney.
Susan Baran is a Sydney based artist and educator teaching a wide range of printmaking processes including solar plate techniques. She has tutored many HSC students with their major works.
Shana is fascinated by classical fairy tales, yarns, dreams and the natural world, her artwork represents humans and animals alive and active in unexpected, fantastic surroundings presenting a poetic interpretation of contemporary life.
Karen Landt-Isley translates a tour of Morocco into an exploration of landscape and Gestalt philosophy.
Rona Green: 30 Years of Printmaking is a landmark exhibition for this talented and committed artist whose explorations in the world of print have been extensive.
Olivia predominantly works in the medium of etching, particularly focusing on creating shifting tones in aquatint.
Melissa Smith is a Launceston based artist who works primarily with print. She references aspects of the landscape, often being drawn to remote places which provide quietness and a sense of hope within our ever-changing world.