Not a long one, but the gallery will be closed for the week of 15–21 March.
Then we are back with two exciting shows at once! Stay tuned….
‘tRADition’ — Amy Sargeant and Nicholas
Please join us for our second glorious show helping celebrate World Pride.
Like the flag we fly for World Pride, the art-making world is a spectrum of approaches, beliefs and techniques. Amy Sargeant and Nicholas are both queer artists exploring what this means in today’s Australia. But their very different approaches and choice of media makes this exhibition an exploration of opposites and oppositions.
Join us for opening drinks 4-6pm Saturday March 4
gallery open 12-6pm th fr sa su
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CYAN — call for submissions
We are excited to announce the first Tiliqua Tiliqua Annual Exhibition!
The theme for 2023 is the colour Cyan. Artworks can be in any physical medium as long as they are smaller than 40 x 40 x 40 cm.
Submissions are now open. Contact us to discuss your participation.
Artworks should be small to medium in size — no larger than 40 x 40 cm (including frame) for 2D pieces or 40 x 40 x 40 cm for 3D pieces.
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‘Cowboys and Other Stories’ — Ian James Scott
We are excited to welcome long-term Tiliqua Tiliqua friend, Ian James Scott, for his first solo show here in Enmore. And to open our first show to coincide with World Pride.
And what a show this will be! Ian has taken materials from typically heteronormative spaces (products you can buy in your average hardware store in other words) to explore gloriously homoerotic subject matter in an explosion of unashamed colour.
Join Ian for opening drinks 6-8pm Thursday Feb 22
and throughout the show as he creates a new work in the gallery
gallery open 12-6pm th fr sa su
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Announcing our first show for 2023!
Over the years, Felix has put together a small collection of stunning vintage posters. Now he has decided it is time to release some of these beautiful works back into the world. Featuring posters from the 1930s through to the 1970s, from Europe, Australia and the US, this show offers you the chance to own a significant original piece of advertising and design history.
Join us for opening drinks 6-8pm Thursday 9
gallery open 12-6pm th fr sa
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Like these wild ducks, we’re migrating for summer
We may be driving south rather than flying north, but the feeling is the same!
Thank you everyone for helping us through this exciting start to our new lives in our new space. It has been challenging and energising and tiring and fun. We especially want to thank all our artist friends, new and old, who have supported us so generously with their art, their time and their much-appreciated advice.
The gallery will reopen in February. So watch this space to hear about the incredible line-up of shows we have coming for 2023.
Stay safe, enjoy your festivities, and remember! there is no such thing as too much good art in your life.
PS This gem of a painting, ‘Flying North’ by Renay Smith, is still available at our gallery till we close our doors at 6pm Sunday 18 December, or contact us and we will put you in touch with Renay.
Christmas is coming! But don’t stress…
BRING ON THE CHRISTMAS CHEER!
We’ve collected works from a HUGE range of talented artists including regulars Yori Price, Ro Murray, Kate Riley, Felix Oppen, Cay Barnum and Nicholas, and introducing new gallery friends Pia Larsen, Renay Smith, Jen Burns, Kathleen Mason, Graham Read, Joanna Durney Sanz, Monika Viktoria, Jennifer Mullen, Astred Hicks, Michael Comerford, Meg Humphrey, Huy Nguyen and Nettie, Geoff and Mercy Sumner.
There is beautiful art here to suit every budget, and every Christmas stocking.
On till December 18 (or the art runs out)
CHECK OUT (JUST SOME OF) THE ART HERE
GALLERY HOURS: 2–6PM THU–SUN
We are proud to welcome Joanna Durney Sanz in her first solo show!
Join us for opening celebrations from 6.00pm Thursday 17 November
Don’t miss this collection of lyrical abstract paintings full of colour and rhythm and featuring stylised figures, informed by months of life drawing sessions and portraits drawn during lockdown.
The paintings were made on reclaimed industrial vinyl sourced from Reverse Garbage, in line with the artist’s aim to develop a more sustainable art practice. Emerging artist Joanna Sanz studied Fine Art at University of Sydney and achieved a Certificate in Drawing from the National Art School, Sydney. She also holds a Graduate Diploma in Design from the University of Technology, Sydney and has worked as a graphic designer. Joanna has exhibited works in several shows including the Hornsby Art Prize, Willoughby Art Prize and group art society exhibitions. Joanna is a finalist in the 2022 Blue Thumb Art Awards and won the Drawing Prize at the 2022 Hornsby Art Society Members Awards Exhibition.
FOR A PREVIEW OF THE WORK…
NB: THE GALLERY HOURS WILL CHANGE FOR JOANNA’S SHOW
THU, FRI & MON 10AM–2PM, 4–6PM
SAT & SUN 10AM–2PM
Join us for opening drinks tonight as we celebrate the brand new show from artist group Six Degrees
Six Degrees is a group of artists with diverse styles and subject matters, so we are sure you’ll find something you will love at this treat of a show (or that someone else will love if you are already shopping for Christmas).
Drop in for drinks from 5.00pm tonight, or anytime over the weekend. Bright, colourful, cheerful, thoughtful, cheeky and charming — that’s six degrees of happiness!
GALLERY HOURS: 11AM TO 5PM, THURSDAY TO SUNDAY OR BY APPOINTMENT
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO AND A SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE WORK
Last weekend for ‘Duologue’, Amena Bandukwala & Kate Riley
We’ve had a great time, but now we have to move on to the next exciting show. Drop in and say hi, enjoy the work, sip a wine… what better way to spend some time this weekend?
Or join us from 3.00pm Sunday for closing drinks, cheese and cheer!
Kate Riley, ‘Topography 09’, 2022, 20.5 x 20.5 x 7cm, hand stitching and rust print on BFK Rives paper, natural and eucalyptus dyed abaca paper thread, silk thread, wood panel, perspex box, brass screw, $425
Amena Bandukwala,‘Altercation’, 2021, 48 x 48 cm, Ink, brush & acrylics on watercolour paper, $890 (framed)