Nicholas Harding
"Beach Figures"
Born 1956 in UK, Harding came to Australia in 1965. With a long exhibition history and string of successful solo shows, he was also the winner of the 2001 Archibad Prize for his portrait of John Bell and picked up the Dobell drawing award that same year. This is his first solo exhibition in Adelaide and will be shown during the Adelaide Festival of Arts 2010.
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Etchings - Nicholas Harding
"On Form"
Curated exhibition of Still Life artists represented by Hill Smith Gallery. Featuring the works of Cripin Akerman, Alex Dixon, Robert Hannaford, Don Rankin, Yve Thompson , Stephen Trebilcock, Neil Thwaite.
Marise Maas
New Paintings
Marise Maas presents new works in her second solo exhibition in Adelaide. Informed by a meditative response to the experience of the mundane, Maas refuses to quantify the meaning and purpose of her images.The latest works are a response to what she describes as her "small world", glorifying the mundane.
First Floor Gallery: Ken Knight
Impressionist painter KenKnight presents new suite of works featuring iconic images of South Australian and other States' coastal landscapes.
Adam Nudelman
"A Generous Allotment"
A passion for the Australian landscape compels the recent work of Adam Nudelman. However more that just picturesque vistas, Nudelman introduces an element of uncertainty. Driven by personal family experiences relating to immigration and cultural heritage, he investigates issues surrounding identity, what creates it, and how identity is formed through memory and reality.
First Floor Gallery: Melinda Brodde
New paintings from this Adelaide artist, Brodde's second with HSG. A new range of work showing the development in thepaintings known for their displays of obsession and excess. Intricate and labour intensive, the new works find inspiration in the elaborate cartouches of Baroque and Rococo influence.
SALA 2010: Main Gallery
Laura Wills - "There In Time"
Working with beautiful old maps from the Adelaide and Fleurieu region, Wills' works explore imagery associated with the contrasting times of calm and haste.
SALA 2010 : First Floor Gallery
Photographic Works: Wend Lear
"Blind Spot"
Lear’s exhibition of dramatic colour street photography addresses the sense of isolation that she witnesses among people of developed countries, compared to the strong sense of community in the conflict nations that she photographs.
SALA 2010 : First Floor Gallery
Photographic Works:Danielle Walpole
"Reverie"
Walpole’s new work ‘Reverie’ is inspired by childhood - a time of imagination, dreams and endless possibilities.
4 August - 8 August
Melbourne Art Fair 2010
Royal Exhibition Building
Carlton Gardens, Melbourne
Australia's premier international visual arts event, exhibiging the leading contemporary art, presented by over 80 selected national and international galleries. the biennial event features paintings, sculptures, photography, installations, and multi media art works of over 900 artists and attracts up to 30,000 visitors
Hill Smith Gallery will be represented at stand A64 showing the works of Zhong Chen and Tony Lloyd. Works from this exhibiton can be viewed on the links below, or at the stand for the duration of the Art Fair.
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20 August - 12 September
Adam Lester
"I Don't Wanna Grow Up"
Inspired by the toys of his childhood and his current collections as a grown up, Adam Lester paints an inspiring and engaging body of works for his latest exhibition, ful of whimsy and colour.
Peter Serwan
New Paintings
Adelaide based Serwan continues to investigate contemporary life and suburbia in a insightful and sometimes humourous manner. An exhibition of significant works, his first in Adelaide since 2006, following a successful exhibition at the Gippsland Regional Gallery, Sale.
First Floor Gallery: George Raftopolous
"Soundbytes 2010"
A reflection on the madness of NY, conversation and soundbytes gained from quickly whipping past people on the streets of NY! These have harnessed stories of intrigue within this body of work to create a modern day personal mythology, reflecting how we see our ourselves within the context of our immediate experiences and envioronments.
Louise Feneley
New Paintings
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Kate Bergin
Keith Cowlam
New Painings