James Ainslie

James Ainslie – Modern Realism / Abstract Ainslie’s paintings resonate with an inherent passion for the country’s unique beaty, particularly the sandy dunes and reflective water of Queensland and South Australia. James was born in SA in 1950, graduated in art from the South Australian School of art and has exhibited throughout Australia and overseas since 1975. Annual visits to Broome ensure that Kakadu and The Kimberley remain strong influences.... Read More >>

Ross Wilsmore

Held in many corporate and private collections both in Australia and overseas Ross Wilsmore's artwork is instantly recognizable. A sensitive colour palette, subtle light situations and distorted perspective all combine to create a surreal mood. Simple everyday scenes with interesting objects juxtaposed and isolated, so as one points to and accentuates the character of the other.... Read More >>

Steve Harris

Steve is well known for his impeccably painted still life compositions and landscapes.... Read More >>

Craig Penny

After a successful career as an illustrator in the advertising industry Craig became a fulltime professional artist.... Read More >>

Stewart Westle

Largely self taught, Stewart's unique paintings show the joy of the Australian landscape and it beauty.... Read More >>

Jenny Taranto

Working in all mediums, Jennifer’s subject matter ranges from botanical to landscape, and abstract to illustration (of Australian Wildlife).... Read More >>

Greg Jorgensen

Greg Jorgensen has travelled extensively overseas and throughout Australia and is inspired by the Australian landscape. He paints a range of natural features – escarpments, rivers, chasms, floodplains, deserts, saltpans, mountains, forests, waterfalls and gorges. These natural iconic shapes seem to embody landscape with deep meaning.bout Artist... Read More >>

Ji Chen

Impressionist painter... Read More >>

Vivi Palegeorge

Vivi paints a variety of subject matter. She seeks to capture and transfer to the viewer, the serenity and calm found in nature.... Read More >>

Pete Groves

Pete Groves was born in Melbourne where he completed a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design at Swinburne Institute of Technology. He travelled extensively overseas, finding the freedom to become a painter in Mexico in the 1990s.... Read More >>

Matthew Petrucci

The human form is timeless, and it will always have a certain appeal because we as humans, can identify with the emotions expressed, and the form that it portrays; through body language and gesture. My figures are not happy or sad, just kind of present, but you know they have a story. Colour helps to amplify their intrigue, mystery and warmth.... Read More >>

Elise Judd

Women are often the focal point of my artwork. I like to explore the place women have in society and the resilience they are able to show when faced with adversity. All my artwork has some form of autobiographical input. This is often reflected in the collage I select. In incorporting collage into my work I feel I can achieve a depth and interest that I could not achieve with paint alone. About Artist... Read More >>

Zoe Ellenberg

Australian artist Zoe Ellenberg. Zoe's works burst with colour and life.... Read More >>

Karen Hopkins

Karen an exhibiting artist for over 20 years using colour, texture, form.... Read More >>

William Linford

William strategically employs elements of repetition in the portrayal of his quirky iconic paintings.... Read More >>

Richard Watson

In 2003 Richard established Maling Road Gallery in Canterbury which was followed by two more galleries in Hawthorn and Mansfield, a period as Manager of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists and a five-year role as Director of Exhibitions with Without Pier Gallery in Cheltenham.... Read More >>

Works on Paper

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Greg Hyde

Greg Hyde’s etchings are produced using zinc plates covered with a protective coating. The image is scratched, in reverse, onto the coating using a sharp scribe tool, allowing the great detail to be achieved. The plates are then dipped in nitric acid which eats into the plate only where the coating has been scribed through. Various effects are achieved by reapplying different protective coatings to certain areas of the plate, and by variations in amount of time different areas of the plate are exposed to the nitric acid. Each etching is then individually inked and printed, and then often coloured by hand.... Read More >>

Kati Thamo

Kati Thamo is a visual artist working predominantly as a printmaker. Largely driven by narrative, she draws on the real, the remembered and the imagined to create scenarios that suggest the unfolding of tales. Her images play with allusion and metaphor to reflect on the ambiguities and interactions of human/nature relations.... Read More >>

Christina Cordero

Christina Cordero’s imagery arises from a highly personal realm, as she draws upon her past and current experiences, and translates these into an idiosyncratic visual language. Highly influenced by music and musical theory, her work is also characterised by the free association of ideas and interwoven narratives associated with Latin-American literature, known as ‘magic realism’.... Read More >>

Rowdy Warren

Rowdy is as Rowdy does – he is unto himself and creates art and vision like none other. His influences are varied but always true, strong and derivative of his vision and soulfulness.... Read More >>

Indigenous - Western & Eastern Desert Art

Indigenous Artists from Western and Central Australian Desert... Read More >>

Bronwyn Raven Purrula Liddle

Bronwyn is a Melbourne indigenous artist. She is connected to the Arrernte Peoples in Central Australia around Uluru.... Read More >>

Sarrita King

Sarrita inherits her Australian Aboriginality from her father who was part of the Gurindji tribe from the Northern Territory.... Read More >>

Tony Irving

Tony Irving is a Melbourne-based artist, whose figurative work and often ironic eye capture the world around, whether that world is an inner-urban Australian street, a Baroque square in Sicily, a Los Angeles diner or a contemporary perspective on still life.... Read More >>

Lynne Bechervaise

Sculptor with illustrative elements... Read More >>

James McMurtrie

James McMurtrie creates stunning works of art in glass. "Glass captures the world in a whole different light."... Read More >>

Eamonn Vereker

Eamonn Vereker was born in Ireland and now lives in Adelaide where he has a glass studio.... Read More >>

Sean O'Donoghue

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Patrick Wong

My work is hot-worked solid glass, influenced by both classical and primitive traditions of sculpture.... Read More >>

Betina Fauvel- Ogden

Betina Fauvel-Ogden is a Melbourne artist who is know for her portraiture and impressionist paintings of Paris.... Read More >>

Anne Marie Graham - Paintings 2013 - 2018

When approaching the rapturous paintings of Anne Marie Graham we find a subtle but distinct visual logic at work. This logic speaks of a sense of order but also of a need to explore, and to discover the rich spectrum of life. Through her paintings Graham extends a hand to guide us through an intricate web of verdant, bucolic scenes rich in gaiety and wonder. The notion of taking a walk inside a painting has been active for over five centuries of art but never more so than in Graham’s blissful visions of the world through kaleidoscope-coloured glasses.... Read More >>

Anne Marie Graham - Early Paintings, Travel Paintings & Paintings on Board

Anne Marie Graham is represented in the National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Victorian Arts Centre, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Art Gallery of South Australia, the McClelland Gallery+Sculpture Park and Geelong Art Gallery and numerous private collections.... Read More >>

Anne Marie Graham - Paintings 2000 - 2012

Anne Marie Graham is represented in the National Gallery of Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Victorian Arts Centre, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Art Gallery of South Australia, the McClelland Gallery+Sculpture Park and Geelong Art Gallery and numerous private collections.About Artist... Read More >>

Anne Marie Graham - Works on Paper and Prints

Anne Marie Graham has forged a very personal place in Australian art. Her early training in Vienna gave her a strong sense of design, and her work is enjoyed precisely because of her concentration on form and colour for their own sakes. All her works are based on principles of formal simplicity, a delight in linear structure and visual and emotional immediacy.... Read More >>

French Art Tours

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