The First Wave | Jo St Baker Exhibits At Caboolture
Moreton Bay artist Jo St Baker finds coastal inspiration for The First Wave.
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Matzke Fine Art Gallery & Sculpture Park, Camano
Ten acres of garden and Pacific Northwest forest make a stunning backdrop for works of art at the Matzke Fine Art Gallery & Sculpture Park on Camano Island.
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Versailles: Treasures From The Palace exhibition, National Gallery of Australia
The sights, sounds and even the scents of the French court come to life in Versailles: Treasures From The Palace exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia until April 17.
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NOLA: The Artist And His Dog
NOLA: The Artist And His Dog – a lovely story out of New Orleans.
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Masterpieces from the Hermitage
Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great.
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101 Inspirations For Your Journey
101 Inspirations For Your Journey, a whimsical little book by Meredith Gaston.
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All the Buildings in Sydney
So many quirky pics in James Gulliver Hancock’s book, All the Buildings in Sydney.
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Kindred Spirits Exhibition
Anyone who knows me well would understand why this exhibition appeals to me. As the queen of recycling, I admire any artist who takes…
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St + Baker + Studio, Redcliffe
St + Baker + Studio is a beautiful art studio and gallery on the waterfront at Redcliffe.
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James Turrell: A Retrospective Experience
Light is a revelation at the James Turrell Retrospective exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia.
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Louis-Marie & Bénédicte Bresson: Australian Landscapes
After an amazing journey through Australia’s Kimberley and Tanami desert regions, French couple Louis-Marie and Bénédicte Bresson are busy creating a series of artworks reflecting the places they’ve been travelling in. For the next three Sundays, Canberra people will have an opportunity to see and buy their work at the Old Bus Depot Market.
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Paysages viticoles du Jura: Vineyard landscapes of the Jura
French artist Bénédicte Bresson incorporates plant materials into her tapestries to present a unique perspective of the landscape around her. Her husband, Louis-Marie Bresson, a former soil scientist, collaborates with her, collecting sand, soil and rocks that are crushed down to create unique “earth paintings”.
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Toulouse-Lautrec: Paris & the Moulin Rouge
The National Gallery of Australia’s Toulouse-Lautrec: Paris & the Moulin Rouge exhibition is the first major retrospective of the art of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec ever staged in Australia.
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