The Percivals 2016 catalogue

THEPERCIVALS

PublisherGallery Services, Townsville City CouncilPO Box 1268 Townsville Queensland, 4810 [email protected] +61 7 47279011

©Gallery Services, Townsville City Council and the authors 2016ISBN: 978-0-949461-13-1

Organised byGallery Services

Shane Fitzgerald Manager Gallery Services Eric Nash Curator Erwin Cruz Exhibitions and Collection CoordinatorLouise Cummins Education and Programs CoordinatorRob Donaldson Digital Media and Exhibition Design CoordinatorJo Stacey Team Leader Administration Gallery Services Holly Grech-Fitzgerald Collections Management OfficerCarly Sheil Digital Media and Exhibition Design OfficerDianne Purnell Digital Media and Exhibition Design Fellow Leonardo Valero Exhibitions OfficerRurik Henry Exhibitions OfficerSarah Welch Public Art Officer Jess Cuddihy Education and Programs OfficerSarah Reddington Education and Programs Assistant Danielle Berry Arts OfficerWendy Bainbridge Administration OfficerRuth Hughes Administration Officer Jillian Macfie Gallery AssistantDenise Weightman Gallery AssistantDamian Cumner Gallery AssistantNicole Richardson Gallery AssistantSamuel Smith Gallery AssistantJo Lankester Gallery Assistant

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Published on the occasion of the biennale

Project ManagerShane Fitzgerald

Exhibition CuratorsShane Fitzgerald / Eric Nash

Publication Design and DevelopmentRob Donaldson / Shane Fitzgerald / Eric Nash

AcknowledgementsGallery Services would like to acknowledge the generous support and assistance of Avril Plath, Paul Taylor, Scott Morrison, Stacey Morrison, Chris Morris, Megan Philippa, Meghan Peters, Darren Clarke, Tom Hautaniemi, Glencore, DUOMagazine, Townsville City Council.

THEPERCIVALS

Major Sponsor Painting Prize Major Sponsor Photographic Prize

Perc Tucker Regional GalleryCnr. Denham and Flinders Streets Townsville QLD 4810Mon - Fri: 10am - 5pmSat - Sun: 10am - 2pm

(07) 4727 9011 [email protected] www.townsville.qld.gov.au @TCC_PercTucker PercTuckerTCC

Pinnacles GalleryRiverway Arts Centre20 Village BoulevardTownsville QLD 4817Tues - Sun: 10am - 5pm

(07) 4773 [email protected]@TCC_PinnaclesPinnaclesTCC

Cover Images:Brett CANET-GIBSONThe Life of Riley [detail] 201490 x 60 cmDigital photographic print

Tessa MCONIEUntitled [detail] 2016150 x 200 cm Oil on canvas

F O R E W O R D 6S H A N E F I T Z G E R A L D P o r t r a i t u r e : a n e n d u r i n g t r a d i t i o n

S P O N S O R ’ S M E S S A G E 8S C O T T M O R R I S O N D U O M a g a z i n e

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J U D G ER O S S S E A R L E 1 2G l e n c o r e P e r c i v a l P o r t r a i t P a i n t i n g P r i z e

J U D G EP R O F E S S O R A N N E M A R S H 1 3D U O M a g a z i n e P e r c i v a l P h o t o g r a p h i c P o r t r a i t P r i z e

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6 THE PERCIVALS FOREWORD

Townsville’s sustained interest in portraiture is reflective of the genre’s enduring popularity around the world. A portrait provides us with not only a physical likeness but also a window into the sitter’s life, into their mind and their soul. The voyeur in each of us delights at the opportunity to peek through these windows time and again.

Since 2007, the city has been afforded the chance to go peeking through many windows, turning out en masse to view The Percivals. Beginning as a $3,000 prize exhibition at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery in 2007, an overwhelming response saw the exhibition return in 2008, and become a biennial event from this point forward. Since this time, the show has delighted many, and also courted its share of controversy, as seems the norm for any portrait prize of note.

2014 marked my first encounter with The Percivals, and also a dramatic evolution for the exhibition, shifting from a stand-alone biennial show to a citywide celebration of the genre of portraiture. As we enter the 2016 edition of The Percivals, we have space to reflect on the successes of 2014, and also to welcome further additions.

Of course, 2014 saw the introduction of the DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize at Pinnacles Gallery to run concurrently with Perc Tucker Regional Gallery’s Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize. Both exhibitions enjoyed a strong response; a total of 87 works by 82 artists were displayed as finalists in the Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize, while the finalists display of the DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize featured 75 works by 61 artists. Each show was packed with highlights, though the winning works - Frank Giacco’s painting Charles Blackman and Roderick McNicol’s work The Late Blossoming of Jack Charles – were absolute standouts.

The citywide celebration also included the fun exhibition Animal Portraits, an active education program, and the engagement of the broader community in the Flinders Street banner exhibition of photographs, entitled The PEOPLE’S Percival. All of these elements return in 2016.

2014 also saw a collaboration with ABC Open to present the outdoor paste-up exhibition, Faces of Townsville. Paste-up artwork will return in a big way in 2016, with a new piece by leading Australian street artist, Baby Guerrilla. Simultaneously, the Galleries will team with local group, LensCap Collective, to deliver a Families of Townsville paste-up exhibition.

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With extensive research conducted by the group, the project will trace the history of some of Townsville’s founding families.

This project is a fitting addition to the program in our T150 year, but is not the only celebration, with each of the major exhibitions offering an acquisitive Townsville 150th Anniversary Award. Only finalists residing in the Townsville local government area who have captured a portrait of a local sitter are eligible for these Awards.

I am also extremely excited for this year’s schedule of programs and events – surely the most dynamic program that has been run to coincide with The Percivals. Our roving portrait artists will return to the exhibition launches and the Cotters Markets; a host of workshops including painting, photography, LEGO Portrait Workshops and Brick Yourself sessions are on offer; our judge Professor Anne Marsh will present a seminar and workshop, entitled Women, Feminism and Art in Australia since 1970; and a number of talks by artists and guests will enthral us, with details of our exciting speakers to be revealed throughout The Percivals.

Of course I must extend my thanks to the exhibition’s sponsors and supporters that enable all of this to happen.

DUO Magazine are once again supporting the major $10,000 acquisitive award for the DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize, a wonderful exhibition of contemporary photography that simply would not exist without the support of DUOMagazine, and in particular my thanks go to Scott and Stacey Morrison. The support provided by Glencore, who have supported The Percivals over many years and allowed the acquisitive prize to grow to $40,000, continues to place the Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize amongst the nation’s largest and most lucrative portrait exhibitions, and in particular my thanks to Paul Taylor and Avril Plath.

I would like to personally thank our judges, Ross Searle and Professor Anne Marsh. Yours is a role I do not envy, particularly considering the quality and diversity of entries that we have received for The Percivals in 2016.

Thank you to all of those who have made The Percivals the huge success it is, and I trust you will all enjoy the celebrations across the city in 2016.

Shane FitzgeraldManager Gallery Services

DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize8 SPONSOR ’S MESSAGE

As Townsville’s story-telling monthly, DUOMagazine also aims to tell stories with pictures.

At what point does a photo of a person become a photographic portrait? The photo on your passport or drivers licence is a visual representation of you, for identification purposes, which only shows your (unsmiling) facial features. It lasts for years and, like a time capsule, captures a moment in your life and unintentionally reveals some of your personality and the ‘face’ you project to the world. It shows your exterior. Your taste in clothes, your distinguishing features, your hairstyle (tucked behind your ears if you have long hair), your piercings and your tattoos.

The aim for the photographer is for the shot to be in focus so you are easily identified by the viewer. There is no deeper motivation. There’s no intention to reveal anything behind the external image.

Revealing what lies behind the external image, to me, is the meaning of a photographic portrait and what we ask our photographers to aim for in DUOMagazine.

S C O T T M O R R I S O NO W N E R / P U B L I S H E R

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SPONSOR ’S MESSAGE DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize 9SPONSOR ’S MESSAGE

Roderick McNICOLThe Late Blossoming of Jack CharlesArchival digital print80 x 65 cmAcquisitive Prize Winner of the DUO Magazine PercivalPhotographic Portrait Prize, 2014.Collection of DUOMagazine

What about selfies? Not a selfie in front of a tourist attraction. The one taken in front of the bathroom mirror. In a sense I think these are photographic portraits. We ran the 12 Faces of DUO cover model competition for a number of years and invited local women who would like to appear on a cover of DUOMagazine to send in a photograph of themselves for consideration.

A number of the photos we received were bathroom mirror selfies with the person striking a ‘model’ pose while holding their mobile phone. To me, they were aiming to show how photogenic they were and for us to imagine them on our cover. That they presented an image of themselves as a model was, to me, an expression of how they saw themselves and in itself not just a selfie but a self portrait. I would always be happy to publish a self portrait that told the story. I don’t know if there are any self portraits in the exhibition (or even a selfie) but, considering technology and the interests of younger generations maybe we will see more in future competitions.

I’m delighted that the DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize can help promote portrait photography in all it’s forms.

It is with great pleasure that Glencore is once again partnering with Perc Tucker Regional Gallery and Townsville City Council to deliver the Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize – one of the nation’s leading portrait prizes, and an undoubted highlight in northern Australia’s arts and cultural calendar.

Our organisation has been the major sponsor of this biennial exhibition through the Glencore Community Program North Queensland since 2008. In that time the exhibition has gone from strength to strength, with the community embracing The Percivals as their own.

Through hard work and the enduring passion of the artists, the exhibition has grown from humble beginnings to become a revered competition offering a $40,000 acquisitive prize. The positive impacts for our region engendered by the exhibition are many; positioning Townsville as a leading arts and cultural regional centre, raising the profile of our artists, attracting works by nationally and internationally regarded artists to our doorstep, generating cultural tourism, and of course helping to build the City of Townsville Art Collection through one significant acquisition.

10 SPONSOR ’S MESSAGEGlencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize

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Frank GIACCOCharles BlackmanOil on canvas198 x 200 cmAcc no. 2014.0075Acquisitive Prize Winner of the Glencore PercivalPortrait Painting Prize, 2014City of Townsville Art Collection

The Glencore Community Program North Queensland (GCPNQ), demonstrates our commitment to North Queensland and our belief that communities should benefit from our operations, both in the short and long term.

The delivery of the Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize significantly contributes to achieving those goals.

I trust you will all enjoy the exhibition.

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1 2 Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize JUDGE

Ross Searle has worked in key positions in regional galleries in Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales since 1982. During his most recent directorship at the University of Queensland Art Museum, he established a new gallery in a $10 million refurbished venue. Ross Searle also implemented the Art Museum’s development of a National Collection of Artists’ Self Portraits and a biennial self-portraiture prize.

Previously he was Director of the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery in Townsville, a position he held for ten years, which saw the Gallery rise to national prominence due to its dynamic exhibition program and the consolidation of its extensive collections. He has made a national and international contribution to the development of many significant exhibitions and publications.

In 2007 he established a specialist consultancy and his clients include national and international art museums.

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1 3JUDGE DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize

Professor Anne Marsh is Professorial Fellow at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne. Her books include: The Culture of Photography in Public Space (Intellect, 2015, ed. with Melissa Miles and Daniel Palmer), Performance Ritual Document (Macmillan, 2014), LOOK: Contemporary Australian Photography, si nce 1980 (Macmillan, 2010), Pat Brassington: This is Not a Photograph (Quintus/University of Tasmania, 2006), The Darkroom: Photography and the Theatre of Desire (Macmillan, 2003) and Body and Self: Performance Art in Australia, 1969-1992 (Oxford University Press,1993, Kindle edition 2015).

Anne has published widely in journals and magazines, and has been Melbourne contributing editor for Eyeline Contemporary Visual Arts since 1997. In 2015 she curated Performance Presence/Video Time at the Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide. She has received generous support for her research from the Australian Research Council most recently for Women, Feminism and Art in Australia since 1970 (ARC Discovery Project 2016-2018).

P R O F E S S O R A N N E M A R S H P R O F E S S O R I A L R E S E A R C H F E L L O WV i c t o r i a n C o l l e g e o f t h e A r t s M e l b o u r n e U n i v e r s i t y

THEFINALISTS

16 PERC TUCKER REGIONAL GALLERYGlencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize

Lisa ADAMSRevelation 201547 x 70 cm Oil on canvas

DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize 17PINNACLES GALLERY

Sharon ALDRICKLowana 2016 127 x 84 cm Digital print

DUO Magazine Percival Photographic Portrait Prize18 PINNACLES GALLERY

Sharon ALDRICK Surrender 2016127 x 84 cm Digital Print


Melissa ANDERSONLucky Rex 2015 70 x 110 cmFine art giclee print on 100% cotton


John ASHALL Frankie’s Hero (Portrait, Johnathan Thurston & daughter) 2016160 x 122 cmOil on silk


Sarah BARKER Composition 2015 52 x 80 cmDigital Print


Donna BENINGFIELDJim Heery: Brothers In Sport 2015100 x 75 cm Acrylic on canvas

23PERC TUCKER REGIONAL GALLERY Glencore Percival Portrait Painting Prize

Kelly BIANCHIBeyond the Self (self portrait) 2016130 x 100 cmOil on canvas


Chris BUDGEONCameron 2015100 x 74 cmArchival digital print


Kira BURROWS Whilst Sleeping 201660 x 90 cmWatercolour on aquabord


Heather BYRNE Gianni 2016 100 x 80 cm Pastel on Canson paper


Jandamarra CADDWe Are The Land 2015155 x 175 cmAcrylic on canvas

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Daniel CAMPBELLPina 2015135 x 107 cm Digital print


Daniel CAMPBELLPina 2015135 x 107 cm Digital print

Brett CANET-GIBSONThe Life of Riley 201490 x 60 cmDigital photographic print


Brett CANET-GIBSONJessica 201490 x 60 cmDigital photographic print


Amanda Case MILLISIdentity 2015102 x 76 cmOil on gessoboard


Laura CASTELLAdrian at 19 201638 x 28 cmCharcoal


Laura CASTELLAdrian at 19 201638 x 28 cmCharcoal

Ian CHAPMANTom Bannerman - Set Designer 201696 x 96 cmOil on canvas


Barbara CHESHIREI Remember 2016153 x 102 cmOil on canvas


Nicholas CHRISTOFORIDIS White with Colour [detail] 201660 x 60 cmOil paint on wood


Carol CLARKPaul Martinez 201690 x 90 cmOil


Samuel CONDONWhat I would look like if I was the Captain of the First Fleet 2016 28.5 x 21 cmGouache and watercolour paper


Gai COPEMANAct 2. scene 2 201640 x 50 cmWatercolour


Greta COSTELLORusty Peters, Warmun 2016 21 x 17 cm Digital photograph on archival cotton rag paper


Denise CROSSPastor James Macpherson 2016120 x 60 cmAcrylic paint on canvas


Ryan DAFFURNRhyl Hinwood.Sculptor 201570 x 85 cmOil on linen


Philip DAVIDAustralia’s foremost living composer -Ross Edward 201590 x 60 cmOil on canvas


Philip DAVIDAustralia’s foremost living composer -Ross Edward 201590 x 60 cmOil on canvas

Nina DAWSONWater Goddess (Ayesha Blanco) 201690 x 60 cmPhotograph


Sylvia DITCHBURNSelf Portrait with Tropical Flowers 2016122 x 90 cmAcrylic on polycanvas


Rob DOUMA Dr Donna Foley: The (Not So) Innocent 2016 239 x 200 cmCharcoal on paper


Marie-Therese DUFFTime Travel in Tangerine 201676 x 76 cmOil on canvas


Stephen DUPONTSenora Habana Veija: Portrait of an Old Woman 201567 x 100 cmGiclee pigment ink on rag paper


Esther ERLICHZEP 2015 168 x 86 cmAcrylic paint on canvas


George FETTINGLee Lin Chin 2016120 x 80 cmArchival pigment print on cotton rag


George FETTINGGulpilil (David) Dreaming - Kakadu 2006120 x 97 cmArchival pigment print on cotton rag


George FETTINGGulpilil (David) Dreaming - Kakadu 2006120 x 97 cmArchival pigment print on cotton rag

Jenny FINNI am Zeta and I’m still here 2016101 x 76 cmAtelier


Tony FITZSIMMONSA Dutch Master 201664 x 54 cmOil on canvas panel


Tony FITZSIMMONSA Dutch Master 201664 x 54 cmOil on canvas panel

Andrew FORSYTHESelf Portrait 2015 91 x 76 cmOil on linen


Anne FOSKETTMy Father 201660 x 45 cmAcrylic


Darin FRANKPITT Graeme’s Garden 201645 x 55 cmOil on canvas


Paul FREEMANLaurence 201578.4 x 66 cmEtching rag paper


Paul FREEMANLaurence 201578.4 x 66 cmEtching rag paper

Ivan GAALActor George Spartels at age 69 2015 70 x 60 cmPhotography


Jeff GANTIn Sweetness and Light 201491 x 61 cmOil on linen


Jim VAN GEETSerenity – Gabriela Ruiz 2015150 x 120 cmOil on linen


Matthew GIANOULISFemme Noir 201676.2 x 50.8 cmArchival digital print


Matthew GIANOULISSteve Price 201676.2 x 50.8 cmArchival digital print


George GITTOESAs Game As (Portrait, Julian Assange) 2015 153 x 244 cm Oil on canvas


Mertim GOKALPEat your heart out 2016 120 x 90 cmOil on linen


Debra GOLDSMITHNew Horizon 201564 x 49 cmMixed media on paper


Debra GOLDSMITHNew Horizon 201564 x 49 cmMixed media on paper

Erica GRAYBreakfast Poses 201461 x 51 cmAcrylic


Robert HAGUEDamien 2016120 x 75 cmDigital photograph


Dianne HALLAMBoyhood Dreams 201130 x 45 cmMetal print


Dianne HALLAMMy Greatest Hero 201430 x 45 cmPhotoprint on glass


Craig HANDLEYSelf portrait with subject matter 2015112 x 82 cmOil on canvas


Tsering HANNAFORDJulia and protea 2015120 x 90 cmOil on board


Tsering HANNAFORDJulia and protea 2015120 x 90 cmOil on board

Seppo HAUTANIEMIMichael 2016170.3 x 112 cmOil


Jac HAWTHORNDr James Brown 2016180 x 120 cmPastel, acrylic paint, oil paint


Kern HENDRICKSTwo brothers on a motorcycle. West Azerbaijan, Iran. 201584 x 119 cmDigital inkjet print


Emily HILLArtist Margaret Crawford 201650 x 70 cmWatercolour


Susan HOLLAMBYHe’s Passionate, He’s Real 2016110 x 80 cmAcrylic


Regina HONAAngel in the Room 2015107 x 107 cmOil


Rod HUNTMacka 201559.4 x 42 cmDigital print


Yasmin HUNTERSelf Portrait 2016122 x 91.5 cmOil on canvas


Yasmin HUNTERSelf Portrait 2016122 x 91.5 cmOil on canvas

Sean HUTTONRobert James Lee ‘Bob’ Hawke 201689 x 89 cmOil on linen


Jan HYNESBalancing with Head on the Ground and Feet in the Clouds 2016150 x 100 cmOil on canvas


Paul JACKSONGretel Killeen 2005120 x 120 cmOil on ply panel


Paul JACKSONPaul Livingston (AKA: Flacco) 2008 113 x 108 cmOil on ply panel


John JANSON-MOOREGirl With A Selfie Stick 201550 x 75 cmAcid free pigment print on fine art paper


John JANSON-MOORESam and Robbie 201550 x 75 cmAcid free pigment print on fine art paper


John JANSON-MOOREWaiting For Walhalla 201554 x 68 cmAcid free pigment print on fine art paper


Alun Rhys JONESIan Roberts 2015220 x 180 cm Oil on linen


Alun Rhys JONESIan Roberts 2015220 x 180 cm Oil on linen

Laura JONESErrol and Clancy of the Betoota Advocate 201571 x 122 cmOil on linen


Marie-Louise JONESOut of the shadows 201660 x 91 cmOil on canvas


Ros JONESSelf Portrait “Where did it go? 2016101.5 x 76 cmOil


Janne KEARNEYFight or Flight 201690 x 120 cmMixed media


Ingvar KENNEAnonymous Couple, Holiday Makers, Chu Da, Vietnam 2015100 x 100 cmType C Print


Jean KENTAges of an Artist 2015160 x 200 cmMixed media


Rosana KERSHBig Kuhuna 2016120 x 80 cmPhotographic print


Rosana KERSHMy Prince?”(should’ve listened to Richard)” 2016 120 x 80 cmPhotographic print


Rosana KERSHMy Prince?”(should’ve listened to Richard)” 2016 120 x 80 cmPhotographic print

Soyoun KIM3 Wise Monkeys 201530 x 100 cmLambda photo print


Soyoun KIMCadavre Exquis 1 201450 x 50 cmLambda photo print


Martin KIZURKarl 2016 76 x 76 cmOil on canvas


Donna LARCOMPink Lady Trish 201450 x 36 cmMetallic colour print


Donna LARCOMScott 201636 x 26 cmBlack and white ink jet print


Kellie LECZINSKASophie 201560 x 51 cmDigital print on centurion silk


Jon LEWISGeorge at Gerringong 201580 x 100 cmDigital print


Jon LEWISRabbi Eli and a Fellow Traveller 201580 x 100 cmDigital print


Uli LIESSMANNRetta 201680 x 106 cmOil


Michael LINDEMANGreat Ideas (Portrait of Heath Franco) 2015200 x 162 cmPencil and acrylic on canvas


Andrew LINKLATERLes 2015110 x 80 cmOil on canvas


Judi LIOSATOSEntwined 201666.5 x 54.5 cmPhotography


Annette LIU Family Portrait 201531 x 36 cmArchival inkjet print from an analogue source


Kathrin LONGHURSTLittle Rebel 2015122 x 92 cmOil on canvas


Kathrin LONGHURSTLittle Rebel 2015122 x 92 cmOil on canvas

Steve LOPESPortrait of Steve Bisley 2016150 x 120 cmOil on canvas


Donna LOUGHEREddie’s Spirit - Gail Mabo 2016 93 x 93 cmAcrylic, ink and card on Belgian linen


Mitch LYNNThe Death of Mango 201560 x 60 cmC-Type photograph


Chrissy MAGUIREMonty and his Man - Pipe, avoiding Box Jellies by standing still 201621 x 29 cmArchival fine art paper - photo rag


Paula MAHONEYLola at 8 201640 x 27 cmDigital print


Jeff MAKINRobert Jacks - the Abstract Painter 2016 183 x 96 cmOil on canvas


Effie MANDALOSPortrait of Rick Amor 2016 60 x 54 cmOil on canvas


Effie MANDALOS“The Wrestler”, Portrait of Cris Brown 201582 x 79 cmOil on canvas


Felicity MARSHALLSES Man With Spotted Pardalote - A Portrait of Marc Carroll 2016101 x 101 cmOil on canvas


Dannie McCULLOCHA Portrait Innocence 201443 x 50 cmDigital print


Dannie McCULLOCHSelf Portrait 201452 x 50 cmDigital print


Alexander McKENZIEMatt Corby 2015197 x 153 cmOil on linen


Alexander McKENZIEMatt Corby 2015197 x 153 cmOil on linen

Tessa McONIEUntitled 2016150 x 200 cm Oil on canvas


Matilda MICHELL Self portrait with balanced life 2015122 x 91.5 cmOil on canvas


Matilda MICHELL Self portrait with balanced life 2015122 x 91.5 cmOil on canvas

Katie MILLER Erin 201655 x 42.5 cmFine art giclee print on 100% cotton


Jacqueline MITELMANThe Young Widow 201681 x 72 cmInkjet print


Jacqueline MITELMANThe Young Widow 201681 x 72 cmInkjet print

Guy MORGANIn his element, astronomer Fred Watson AM 2014185 x 185 cmOil on canvas


Mary MORRISIris Inspired 2016150 x 100 cmAcrylic on canvas


Glen O’MALLEYDr Jonathan McBurnie 201686 x 63 cmDigital print


Meredith PALMERLife by the spirit 201640 x 60 cmTextured fine art photographic paper


Christina PAPADIMITRIOUAYLA 2015 42 x 29.7 cmDigital print


Chris PEKENZanzibar #1 201640 x 40 cm Silver Gelatin printLimited edition of 5


Kathy PETERSENGrandpa 2016124.5 x 94 cmOil


Rebecca PIERCEClio the White Cockatoo 2015192 x 142 cmAcrylic, charcoal on paper with chicken wire and ribbons framed


Troy QUINLIVENGeorge 201545 x 35 cmOil on linen covered board


Irene RAECaroline 201680 x 60 cmOil on Canvas


Irene RAECaroline 201680 x 60 cmOil on Canvas

Andrew RANKINMargaret Wood 201061 x 82 cmDigital print on rag paper


Michael RAYNERBill 201448 x 58 cmDigital photograph


Sarah RHODESAmy 201580 x 80 cmDigital print on cotton rag

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Anna-Louise RICHARDSONDream Horse 201570 x 100 cmConte, charcoal and gold leaf on HardieFlex


Ann-Maree RICKERBYMia 201629.7 x 21 cmDigital print


Melissa RITCHIEMaxilyn 201676.2 x 50.8 cmOil on canvas


Hedy RITTERMANRichard 2014120 x 80 cmArchival piezo inkjet print onCanson rag Photographique


Jenny ROGERSONSelf Portrait No 9 201643 x 60 cmOil on board


Christina ROGERSJunkie Pilgrim 201492 x 77 cmOil on canvas


David ROWENemesis (Self Portrait) 2015170 x 120 cmOil on canvas


Paul RYANNoah, Five Days in the Colony 2016173 x 152 cmOil on found objects


Elissa SAMPSONOh, The Places You’ll Go! 201676 x 56 cmCharcoal, graphite & watercolour (mixed media)


Sam SCOUFOSPortrait of a Greek Man and Son 2015120 x 80 cmGiclee print


Raelene SHARPAt Ease With The Blues 2014137 x 107 cmOil on linen canvas


Raelene SHARPAt Ease With The Blues 2014137 x 107 cmOil on linen canvas

Stephanie SIMCOXThe Reservior 201529.7 x 42 cmPhotographic print


Michael SIMMSKerrie Anne Greenland 2016107 x 68.5 cmOil on canvas


Mark SKELCHERSelf-portrait, Walkabout 2016122 x 91 cmOil on canvas


Ian SMITHTropical Irish - Sean Dorney Pacific Correspondent for the ABC 2016123 x 123 cmAcrylic on canvas


Rawiri SMITHLloyd Hornsby (Gawura) 2016196 x 133 cmOil on linen


Melissa STONEThoughts at Fifteen 2016110 x 92 cmWatercolour, ink, pastel pencil and acrylic


Melissa STONEThoughts at Fifteen 2016110 x 92 cmWatercolour, ink, pastel pencil and acrylic

Janelle STRUSSCrossover 201450 x 40 cmDigital print


Liz STUTEMother 201691 x 61 cmOil on linen


Janelle THOMASInner Critic 201560.5 x 60.5 cmAcrylic on linen


Danny TUCKERFelix’s Birth 201565 x 90 cmPhotographic print


Mark TWEEDIEMy one and only 2015 30.5 x 22.5 cmOil on canvas


Mark TWEEDIEThings tend to go wrong with me 2015122 x 84 cmOil on canvas


Tim VAGG#gold#face 201590 x 60 cm Mixed media on polycotton


Julie VERNONThe Offering 2016110 x 100 cmOil on canvas


Anne WALSHThe Other Side of Pricey 2016 102 x 70.6 cmOil on stretched canvas


Theressa WEBSTERSean 201476.2 x 50.8 cm Digital photograph


Theressa WEBSTERZai on the Beach 201476.2 x 76.2 cmDigital photograph


Lee WISEZavros 201468 x 102 cmOil on canvas


Christine WREST-SMITHPortrait of Philip Davey 2015199 x 99 cmOil on linen


Katrina YOUNG Erin 2016 40 x 29 cmCharcoal


Katrina YOUNG Erin 2016 40 x 29 cmCharcoal

Nicole ZICCHINOFlower Girls 201542 x 59.4 cmDigital photographic print


Nicole ZICCHINOSolwara Man 201542 x 59.4 cmDigital photographic print

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