Cargo, 2020 Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop. Medium: oil, acrylic and pencil on canvas. Size: 76 x 76 cm.
Tank, 2020 Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop. Medium: oil, acrylic and pencil on canvas. Size: 30 x 30 cm.
Plonty, 2020 Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop. Medium: oil, acrylic and pencil on canvas. Size: 76 x 76 cm.
![]() Externally in, intaglio print, 2018. Finalist in the Swan Hill Print and Drawing Acquisitive Awards, Swan Hill Regional Gallery.
Dowsing; intaglio and relief print; unique state; image size 25x25cm; 2018.
Authentic Marks Exhibition, Shaghaf Group, Dubai, catalogue page 15.
Editions 18 install.
Imaginings install.
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Shades of Grey 17 August - 24 September 2017.
Tacit Art galleries, 123a Gipps Street Collingwood. |
20[2020] celebrating Tacit galleries 20th birthday. Opening Wednesday 4th of May 6.30 to 8pm. Bay View, oil and mixed media, 2020.
Site Ed. my first solo show in Melbourne in five years strives to navigate the ceaseless changes of the urban environment. Investigates the available expanse of space relating to structure, texture and sight to explore how we ascribe value and memory to the environment we inhabit. Opening Wed 21 August 6.30-8pm. Tacit Galleries, 123a Gipps St, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia. The exhibition runs from Wednesday 21 August to Sunday 15 September 2019.
Detail pink, etching, aquatint & chine-collé, 20 x 20 cm, 2019.
Excited to be included in the exhibition of finalists for the PPP19. Huge gratitude to sponsors 360Q & the Streeton Family. Thanks Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop.
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Miniprint Kazanlak Pink Palm will be on display from the 1st of June with works from all around the globe at the Art Gallery Kazanlak in Bulgaria.
Icelandic swimming, reduction linocut with metallic pigments. Linoollõikekonkursi näitus / Linocut contest exhibition – Print and Paper Museum Gallery at Kastani 48f, Tartu, Estonia.
Climb; intaglio and relief print; unique state; image size 25x25cm, paper size 43x43cm, frame size 60x60; 2017.
Swim; intaglio and relief print; unique state; image size 25x25cm, paper size 43x43cm, frame size 60x60; 2017.
Plough; intaglio and relief print; unique state; image size 25x25cm, paper size 43x43cm, frame size 60x60; 2017.
Prostsess I, 2017; tusche etching, aquatint, intaglio and relief print; 28cm x 28cm print; unique state; framed, 32cm x 32cm.
Intersections I, II & III, (aquatint & drypoint, intaglio, relief stencil), 2017.
Ruum II/II, (tuscge etching, aquatint, intaglio and relief stencil), 2017.
Tu Nite, (tusche etching, aquatint, intaglio), 2017.
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INTERSECTIONS: the investigation of lines, space and process , 2017,
photography by Mana Kaasik. Estonian residency 2017 the investigation of lines, space and process at Trükimuuseum, Tartu, Estonia. http://www.trykimuuseum.ee Exhibition opening photos, photography by Mana Kaasik. Folded up, (aquatint, intaglio & drypoint), 2017.
Creatures at Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop
Exhibition Dates: October 5 to 31. http://qgw.com.au/product-tag/creatures/ Lettered print exchange. Part or the 2016 Queenscliffe Literary Festival.
Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop http://qgw.com.au/product-category/lettered/ Between and Beyond explores links between the body, architecture and the object. It considers the body as the landscape where the architecturally inspired work is sited and connects to its surrounds. Justine Austen and Andrew Weatherill create artwork that explores the relationship between man-made forms and environment. Austen is a contemporary jeweller and Weatherill has trained in fine art printmaking. Their artworks attempt to push the boundaries of these traditional art practices through the building of interactive installations and virtual environments.
Off the Kerb http://www.offthekerb.com.au 2015. Pool in green, 2014, lithograph with screen printing, 560mm (h) x 760mm (w).
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Parallel Visions an exhibition exploring the ephemeral nature of looking, (tusché etching, intaglio and relief print, with photographic lens), 2017.
The selected artists appearing in Shades of Grey have diverse practices and use disparate media, yet all work falls within non-object and abstract parameters.
Ruum I/II, (tusche etching, aquatint, intaglio and relief stencil), 2017.
Perspective lines, (installation detail), 2016.
Tiled documentation (installation detail), 2016.
Painted room, (installation detail), 2016.
Monocular Vision I (installation detail), 2016.
Mater of Fine Art 2016 Graduation Exhbition
23 November 6pm to 9pm RMIT University, Building 49, 67 Franklin Street, Melbourne. Out of the Matrix
http://bit.ly/293L1mE Using the premise of the matrix, from which all prints emanate, Out of the Matrix showcases a group of artists who activate an expanded understanding of print practice. Curated by Dr Richard Harding, Senior Lecturer of Print Imaging Practice at RMIT, the intention of this exhibition is to evoke an extended sense of history the RMIT printmaking studio generates as much as evidence its present agency within the wider print community. All practitioners in this exhibition have a connection to the RMIT printmaking studio either as staff or alumni. Oscillating between analogue, digital and spatial positions this exhibition privileges and extends print practice highlighting the universal nature of printmaking today. RMIT Gallery 344 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Victoria. http://www.rmit.edu.au/events/all-events/exhibitions/2016/may/out-of-the-matrix/ Artist in residence for Streeton Prints exhibition.
ARTIST RESIDENCY 19 April – 24 April, 2017. In conjunction with the Streeton Prints exhibition at Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop. Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop - QG&W & Residency at QG&W Chromatic at Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop
Exhibition Dates: November 3 to 28. making the un aims to document the experience and process of making work. It is a bringing together of materials that activate the gallery space to investigate how the viewer relates and interacts to the individual artists work. The un denotes the absence of a state. Sometimes it is necessary to unmake in order to create a resolved artwork.
Rubicon ARI http://rubiconari.com.au Artists: Nick Hackett, Kaitlyn Gibson, Oliver Hutchison and Justine Austen. Curator and artists: Andrew Weatherill. Flotsam + Jetsam, 2013, First Site Gallery, RMIT University.
Shifted Vision, Edition of 9, Print size: 19(h) x 38(w)cm
Medium: Aquatint & drypoint, intaglio |