Fred Bullen has won awards for his works in local area exhibitions and many are currently displayed in galleries in Forster, Taree and Port Macquarie.
His most recent works have been described as having been executed “by an artist who has developed his own style based on an intuitive execution. The suburban landscape is rendered with an almost photographic naturalism; but the use of bright colours, ambiguous and distorted perspectives, and strange juxtapositions suggest an imagined or dreamed reality”.
His inspiration comes from the local area and the urban landscape which are then reproduced in traditional or one of many styles such as ‘abstract realism’.
An email will be sent to our Exhibiting Members when registrations are open.Limit of 4 artworks per artist.$10 per artwork up to 1m on any side.$20 per artwork up to 2m on any side.
We’ve increased the maximum size to 300mm x 300mm (or 30cm x 30cm).
(We’ve found this is a really popular sized canvas by both artist and customer).
The Tinies Exhibition is the Gallery’s annual small painting exhibition.
This year you can also opt for any unsold artworks to remain at the gallery to be exhibited in the gallery or in Lil’s Gift Shop throughout the year.
For two weeks from 10 June - with the possibility of extending for a further 2 weeks.
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Suzanne Li, a self taught Australian Artist, was born in 1958 in Condobolin, a small farming town in mid western NSW. Though born in the Central West, most of her growing years were spent in the Riverina region of NSW, along the banks of the Murrumbidgee river. Much of her adult life was spent in Cairns, far north Queensland raising a family and running a busy restaurant. During this time Suzanne and her family also spent a wonderful year living in Hong Kong.
Throughout her life though her constant companion has been her pencils and sketch pad that were never far from reach.
This exhibition showcases Suzanne's distinctive style which is greatly inspired by the picturesque Australian landscape and expresses the subjects with great attention to detail. She loves to portray the birds and animals in the bush, and more recently she has tried her hand at still life.
Jill Cairns is exhibiting with Innes Artists, and we invite all to join us in August. Jill is a mark making artist, who works with oils and pastels and loves to talk art. Innes Artists all have individual styles and subjects to create a visual feast. We have held previous exhibitions in this beautiful South West Rocks Community Art Gallery, the Macleay Valley Community Art Gallery and in the Glasshouse in Port Macquarie. We are all members of the Hastings Valley Art Society and many have won awards. Leading into spring, come and celebrate our works.
The Rocks Painters Group meet every Wednesday to paint, laugh and share.
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Influences from Greenland, Central Europe, Outback Australia and South West Rocks have intensified Gwen's love of art and painting since 2012. Gwen works mostly with acrylics and soft pastels. She creates artworks from her own photography using her freehand skills.
Gwen's artwork is realistic/representations with impressionistic insights. Through loving to tell a story, she keeps her artwork alive and honest.
Experience with a wide range of themes from icescapes, landscapes, seascapes to human and animal portraits (and many more), have resulted from Gwen tutoring workshops for 11 years. Gwen has won awards at art shows and successfully sells her artwork. "When the story of my artwork melds with the story of its audience, then my artwork is complete." Gwen Bullock Art.
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