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The featured artist for June is Brisbane-based contemporary impressionist David Hinchliffe. We have new works on display and he will be painting in the gallery on Sunday 11 June from 11am.
Our featured artist this month is Svetlana Soldatova. Her thick lush artworks invite viewers into the realm of fantastical and dream-like creatures and landscapes. We also have new work by Colley Whisson, Denise Murray, Dale Marsh and more.
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As the cooler temperatures arrive in Montville, we turn our attention to sun-drenched Italy. Our newest artist to exhibit at the gallery has a lifetime of artistic success under his belt. Rick Everingham has delivered a superb collection of oils inspired from his numerous visits to Italy. Experienced brushwork and a nuanced colour palette give a real flavour of the local culture. We also have new work by Wayne Malkin, Ian Mastin, Kim Herringe and other artists. Click here to see what’s new in the gallery this month.
Rick Everingham – Featured Artist April 2023
Rick Everingham has spent the past 30 years living between two countries – Australia and Italy. We are so very excited to share with you new work celebrating his relationship with and experiences of Italy.
Continue reading “Rick Everingham – Featured Artist April 2023”Kate Graham – Featured Artist March 2023
“Colour is the most important element of my work. The combinations that I can create – whether it’s working with harmony and balance or pushing the boundaries with colours you may not expect to see together – colour is explored with this new collection.” shares Kate Graham, our Featured artist for March.
Continue reading “Kate Graham – Featured Artist March 2023”This month we celebrate the vibrant colours of Kate Graham’s naïve landscape paintings and welcome renowned artist Rick Everingham to the gallery. Visit the Montville Art Gallery or browse our website to view new original work by Nicole Condon, Bruce Buchanan, John Pearson, Patricia Blee and Mela Cooke. Our collection of small solid bronze Wentorf sculptures has grown too.
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Karen Atkins – Featured Artist February 2023
“My paintings are a meandering through personal experience and recollections. They celebrate the beauty and wonder of everyday events. I use texture and a colour drenched palette to tell stories and convey heartfelt emotions that I hope engage viewers and connect them to universal themes and feelings.”
Continue reading “Karen Atkins – Featured Artist February 2023”Woohoo, Montville has been named in the top ten most welcoming towns in Australia!! If you haven’t been in a while, it’s definitely worth a drive to our gorgeous spot in the Blackall Ranges! Visit the Montville Art Gallery and enjoy a number of new original works by Jan Jorgensen, Lorraine Rogers, Olga Garner Morris and Sophie Malkin. Denise Murray has delivered a collection of very cute little bronze and steel critters.
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Wayne Malkin – Featured Artist January 2023
Seascape, landscape and portrait artist Wayne Malkin, has introduced a number of new works in oil for exhibition at the gallery this month.
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