LOVE WHERE WE LIVE, WORK AND PLAY
Join us as we open our newest group exhibition that explores regional Australia. From living on the coast or in the hinterland, travelling or working remotely, regional Australia has a lot to offer. Each of our artists has developed new work that captures the essence of their region.
Hercate - Hannah Massey
A$2,500.00
Hannah Massey
Hercate
Ceramic
$2500
Hecate is not a character her ally associated with a hero’s journey but in this case it feels somehow heroic to have sent her back into the fire in search for treasure.
I’m happy, relieved and in awe of this process of ceramic art as there is never any certainty of what will happen.
Valley Rising - Susie Dureau
A$1,500.00
Susie Dureau
Valley Rising
Oil on canvas
Oak frame
38x48cm
$1500
Waiting for the Weather to Turn - Susie Dureau
A$1,500.00
Susie Dureau
Waiting for the Weather to Turn
Oil on canvas
Oak frame
38x48cm
$1500
Coastline - Helen Otway
A$1,390.00
Helen Otway
Coastline
Acrylic on canvas
Oak frame
79x64cm
$1390
Shaped through a passage of time, ebbs and flows, highs and lows, storms and calm waters, turmoil and stability.
Living on the coast of NSW, my practice is influenced by the coast and landscape. By painting the landscape, I have nurtured my sense of place in my new home surrounds. Each painting builds upon the last, relying less on taken images and more on felt experiences and connections. Imagination and heart work together to create a new depth to my practice creating a metaphor for the challenges we face and the push and pull between resilience and vulnerability.
In My Dreams - Michelle Slater
A$1,450.00
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Michelle Slater
ln my Dreams
Acrylic on cotton canvas.
Tassie Oak frame
76x76cm
$1450
Wollumbin Dreaming - Jason King
A$1,800.00
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Jason King
Wollumbin Dreaming
Ochre & Acrylic on canvas
84 cm x84 cm
$1800
Wollumbin Dreaming:
The sacred men's site emerges from the earth. It serves as a gateway to the Dreamtime, a sacred realm where the
spirits of ancestors still roam. The use of ochres depicts the site's timeless significance, revealing it as a sanctuary
where we find connection and guidance.
Morning Walk - Heidi Ledwell
A$1,200.00
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Heidi Ledwell
“Morning Walk’
570mm x 870 mm
Acrylic on Board
Framed
$1200
As the whales head south with their calves the mothers stick close to the coastline, teaching their babies about the
coastal habitat. Spring is well on the way, the days are getting longer, the Black cockatoos begin to build in numbers as the wattle and the T.tree bloom.
Just before the sun appears over the horizon the work takes on a golden sheen.
Fingal Light - Heidi Ledwell
A$500.00
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Heidi Ledwell
Fingal Light
28x22cm
Acrylic on Board
$500
The Fingal Lighthouse is the oldest structure in the Tweed Shire. Surrounded by Pandanus and looking out towards Cook Island the lighthouse
is a fantastic place to spot for whales.
Longing for the Lagoon - Helen Otway
A$1,750.00
Helen Otway
Longing for the Lagoon
Oil on canvas
Oak frame
105x79cm
$1750
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Gunyah Goondie + Wurley The Aboriginal Architecture of Australia - Professor Paul Memmott AO
A$120.00
A$108.00
Description
Here is the definitive guide to Australian Indigenous architecture, comprehensively updated to showcase the flourishing Indigenous design practices reshaping Australia’s architectural landscape.
The award-winning Gunyah Goondie + Wurley: The Aboriginal Architecture of Australia is the only continental survey of this country’s First Nations’ innovative architecture. It explores the range and complexity of Indigenous-designed structures and spaces, from minimalist shelters to semi-permanent houses and villages, debunking false perceptions of early Aboriginal constructions and settlements.
Built on decades of research and field work and richly illustrated with rare photographs, Gunyah Goondie + Wurley offers insight into the lifestyles and cultural heritage of Australia’s Indigenous peoples, and how they combine to have a dynamic influence on this country.
‘Among Australia’s great ethnographers, from Elkin to Merlan, Stanner to Sutton, Paul Memmott’s long work with the great tribes of the Carpentarian gulf, and in particular his work on the ethnography of domicile and habitat in Australia, is a monumental achievement for which we can only express great esteem and gratitude.’
– Noel Pearson
‘Anyone still thinking that terra nullius describes pre-colonial Australia should read this book. There are words and images here that should stop Australians in their tracks. Your country is a rich one, Australia, please learn her story, learn to love her.’
– Bruce Pascoe
‘Ingenious insights into Aboriginal space, place and design.’
– Jackie Huggins
‘An architecture which was invisible to white invaders turns out to be as complex as the religious laws and kinship rules of the society that produced it. I thoroughly enjoyed it.’
– Peter Carey
‘This book should be the prescribed reference work for all involved in town planning, civil construction and especially housing and accommodation involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander residents.’
– Marcia Langton
Professor Paul Memmott AO is an anthropologist and architect. He founded the Aboriginal Environments Research Centre at the University of Queensland (School of Architecture and Institute for Social Science Research), where he has been Director for several decades. His research interests encompass Aboriginal sustainable housing and settlement design, Aboriginal access to institutional architecture, Indigenous constructs of place and cultural heritage, vernacular architecture, social planning in Indigenous communities, cultural change and architectural anthropology. Memmott also has extensive professional anthropological experience in Aboriginal land rights claims and Native Title claims.
Publisher nameThames & Hudson Australia Pty Ltd
Publication date25 October 2022
Number of pages
FormatHardback
Dimensions22.4 x 28.7 cm
Weight1665 g
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Colour Is Home A Brave Guide to Designing Classic Interiors - Charlotte Coote
A$59.99
Description
With Charlotte Coote’s confidence in colour, texture and pattern pairings, a whole new way of approaching design is revealed. In this way, the story of the house can be told.
In this gorgeously inspirational and effortlessly practical book, Charlotte guides readers through the process of designing a space, from creating the original design brief through to the finished room. Using her five principles of design – timelessness, authenticity, lifestyle, scale and quality – Charlotte shows how to balance comfort and style, light and shadow, colour and neutrals, old and new. Charlotte’s bold and decisive style is like a breath of fresh air, with easy-to-follow tips and ideas for wall colours, kitchen finishes, furniture and fabrics to achieve rich and layered interiors.
Colour Is Home is the essential stylebook to create a home that will stand the test of time
Charlotte Coote is a leader in classic contemporary interior design. With many years' industry experience working in Australia, Europe and the United States, she is a sought-after designer of interiors, furniture and lighting. Charlotte is the founder of and head designer at Coote & Co., her design business based in Melbourne, Australia. She is also the creator of The Mountain Academy, an online interior design course.
Publisher nameThames & Hudson Australia Pty Ltd
Publication date29 March 2022
Number of pages224
FormatHardback
Dimensions21.4 x 27.2 cm
Weight1257 g
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