War: What Is It Good For? Bundanon Trust

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Arthur Boyd along with many of his contemporaries was a passionate and socially engaged artist, frequently commenting directly or obliquely on events of his time.
Including works by Arthur, David and Yvonne Boyd, Sidney Nolan, John Brack and others, this exhibition, drawn from the Trust’s Collection, demonstrates the power of art to communicate ideas about war, social order, poverty and the environment.

Inspiring Images . Denis Cole and Geoff Parsons

FOYER GALLERY

A collection of photographs inspired by special moments and places in the artists’ travels when they were ‘in the right place at the right time’. They typify everything that makes Australia and the South Coast a place of continual inspiration and joy.

distill_1. Sarah Low and Mary Preece

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This exhibition has developed from the two artists seeking new direction through experimental material practice, creating multi-layered visual responses through found objects. The experimentation of mark-making on found objects such as sewing patterns and pianola rolls, is a strong connection for both artists and will be the strong underlying theme for the works.

The Two Hemispheres. Lee Camberg

GREEN GALLERY

These paintings are a narrative exploration of human nature – the frailty, suspect motivation, conscience, humour and the sheer folly. The use of allegory, derision, humour and compassion carry the message. The commonality of faith despite our differences is an underlying theme.

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Lost Frescoes. Sue Irvin

FOYER GALLERY

The ‘Lost Frescoes’ are abstract responses to landscape, antiquity, lost surfaces and ancient imagery, reminiscent of the Abstract Expressionists. The works evolved from six weeks in Italy exploring ancient art, and in particular, the leached, eroded surfaces of frescoes at Ostia Attica and Pompeii. What had been the vibrant interior wall decoration of antiquity became faded, crackled and pot marked – fabulous.

Our Place and Their Place. Eve Hall and Jan Martin

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Eve and Jan’s photographs celebrate life in the Shoalhaven and further afield. Their subjects are people and all the ‘scapes’ – urban and country, land and sea. There is an invitation to compare and contrast, engaging the viewer to consider and re-value ‘our place’ while being stimulated by and curious about other people and ‘their place’.

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The City Collection

GREEN GALLERY

A selection of artworks from the City Collection, which includes paintings, drawings, prints, photographs and sculpture. Featured in this group of works to be displayed are a number of eminent Australian artists.