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EXPOSED – Dan Withey, Kate Gagliardi, Joshua Smith and Harry Thring
This is one of SALA’s must see exhibitions!
Peter Walker Fine Art presents a showcase of four of Adelaide’s most exciting
young visual artists. With diverse backgrounds in illustration, design and fine art,
Dan Withey, Kate Gagliardi, Joshua Smith and Harry Thring offer their own
unique visions of the world in which we live.
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Klaus Gutowski (Aust)
Messer, Schere, Licht
Stoneware, coloured slip and sgraffito, hight 47 cm
Finalist 2010 Helpmann Academy Graduate Show.
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>> Artist information
Price: $950
Kim Buck (Aust)
Adelaide visual artists, Kim Buck, was one of fifteen finalists selected
for highly prestigious National Youth Self Portrait Prize
held at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 2009.
:: ABC's Stateline interviews Kim Buck about her work > view video
:: Winner Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Award, 2010, Helpmann Academy
Contact gallery for availabilty
Sam Leach (Aust)
The dark resin backgrounds and the familiar style of Dutch
still life painting – with a twist, makes Sam Leach immediately
recognisable in today's contemporary art world.
2010 Archibald Prize Winner
2010 Wynne Prize Winner
Giles Alexander (Aust)
Giles Alexander is currently completing his Masters in Painting at the
National Art School (NAS), where he previously earned first class honours
in Painting in 2006 and teaches as a sessional lecturer.
Encouraged to extend his creative abilities by his architect father,
Alexander won a prestigious 5-year art scholarship to Bishop’s Stortford
College in 1988 and subsequently went on to study art, photography
and design at several British art institutes including Central Saint
Martins in London.
Giles has just held a very successful show in Adelaide with Peter Walker Fine Art.
2010 Archibald Prize Finalist
Marnie Wark (Aust)
Her inspiration for this exhibition has come from the cycle of
the seasons. The pieces are essentially studies in composition
and colour, attempting to convey a feeling of space that is
evocative of the Australian landscape. Great importance is placed
on the tension between line and shape, form and content, simplicity
and vibrancy, resulting in a never-ending exploration of
the spirit of space.
> more information + works avaliable
Jeremy Piert (Aust)
His canvases are clean, elegant and fun, making his witty
and at times painful insights palatable and accessible.
Jeremy has the artistic skills to gently convey his message,
and the intellect and youth to make sure you hear what he has to say.
Please contact gallery for details.
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Matt Burgess (Australian, born 1985)
A unique sculpture of moulded glass created by using the hand
carved, lost-wax technique.
Michael Jeffery
Riptide
Acrylic & spray enamel on canvas
180 x 170 cm
$8,500
Contact gallery for availability and exhibition dates.