9-11 September 2016An annual celebration of South Australian established and emerging artists

Feature Artist: Yve Thompson Imperfect Cadence

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Welcome “…Felicity belongs to the open-minded and the generous hearted… It is nourished by fun and celebration, by beauty and creativity…”It is with great excitement that I welcome you to the 32nd Loreto springArt Exhibition. In the year of felicity, it is fitting to acknowledge the relationship between joy and positive thinking, the components of felicity, and the appreciation of beauty and the creative process.

Thus, it is through art, both in its creation and appreciation, that happiness can be found for artist and viewer alike.

The artists who display their work as part of the Loreto springArt Exhibition are the epitome of creative thinking and the creative process. Our role as educators is to encourage and facilitate these attributes in our students so they are able to embrace creativity and through this process learn to think beyond what is known, to appreciate beauty and the aesthetics, and not be afraid to take the risk that is required to produce something that is beyond what others might see.

This is the joy of creativity in education!

Dr Nicole ArchardPrincipal

Loreto Art Department

We are delighted that past pupil, Jennifer Kalionis, Director of Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum, is opening the exhibition. Her presence reinforces our past students’ commitment to sharing their practice with current students and the wider Loreto Community.

It is fitting that this year, Felicity, one of the five values of Loreto education is our guiding value. ‘Felicity’, is ‘a disposition of the heart which manifests itself in joy, happiness, hope, optimism, positive thinking, inner peace, self-acceptance and courage’.

Creation and appreciation of visual art nourishes the spirit, ‘promoting a joyous and courageously hopeful attitude to life’. We are pleased to endorse this initiative and join with springART in inviting you to be captivated by the diversity of ideas and technical expertise of exhibiting artists.

Jacky Hamilton Learning Coordinator Visual Art

Loreto Marryatville has a long established tradition of recognising and valuing the Arts’ contribution to ‘an education which liberates, empowers and motivates students to use their individual gifts with confidence, creativity and generosity’.

The Loreto Marryatville Art Department actively and consistently delivers a dynamic and relevant visual art curriculum and associated learning opportunities for students. It has a long tradition of supporting its graduates to pursue The Arts past their Year 12 studies. The acknowledgement of our past pupils exhibiting in springART 2016 is an aspirational model for our current and past students and a source of great pride for the Loreto Marryatville Art Department. It builds on a well-established collaboration between the College and springART exhibiting artists.

This year, students have had direct exposure to professional artists and past pupils, Jane Disher and Sarah Moller, through our Artist in Residency program. This program enhances students’ experience as visual art learners, and informs their understanding of why and how artists practise. Such experiences enable students to understand the rigour that an artist must develop to be successful in expressing their ideas in tangible form and to recognise the arts as a rewarding vocation for many in our community.

Loreto provides a nurturing environment that encourages creativity and a fresh view of the world and the artworks on display by Loreto’s Old Scholars are testament to this.

Congratulations!

This year represents the largest collection of Old Scholars in Loreto springART’s history.

We are thrilled to showcase the diverse artistic talents of these past pupils:

Jane DisherPaloma ElleryRebecca PaechMariana MezicSarah MollerSarah McDonaldAnna Retulainen Lucy ReynoldsPauline RichardsJennifer Robertson Daisy SugarsTahlia WallRosemary White

LoretoArtists

Feature & Emerging Artists

Feature Artist

Yve ThompsonYve’s working life had been spent largely as a graphic designer, before moving from the Blue Mountains to McLaren Vale in 1998.

The move presented an opportunity to shift the emphasis from design to fine art. Studies at Adelaide Central School of Art culminated in the Bachelor of Visual (Hons) in 2004. Drawing, painting and printmaking all find their way into Yve’s work, and non-traditional materials frequently form the base. Subject matter ranges from observational drawings of trees to purely abstract compositions.

Throughout, a Japanese influence is noticeable. “Initially the Japanese feel was unintentional but when people commented on this, I realised it was no coincidence - my bookshelves are full of Japanese art, design, architecture, gardens and textiles. Transcribing from a pair of screens (Muromachi Period, 15th Century) initiated a series that was purely about composition and playing with colour.”

In Loreto Spring Art 2016 some of the works express this debt to Japanese screen painting while others explore pure colour and rhythm.

Yve currently teaches in the Drawing Faculty at Adelaide Central School of Art and works from a studio at Central Studio’s Adelaide.

Emerging Artist

Tsering HannafordTsering uses light and detailed brushwork in her still life oil paintings to explore themes of transience. Influenced by the Australian tonal realists and Dutch old masters who painted from life, she evokes a reflective atmosphere and mood. Her method focuses on careful observation and celebration of the individual character of her arrangements. These works are executed in a short timeframe before the subjects (for example floral bouquets and fruit arrangements) perish.

Taking up painting in 2012, Tsering has received recognition for both her portraiture and still life work, being selected as a finalist in some highly regarded national competitions including the Archibald Prize, Doug Moran National Portrait Prize and Portia Geach Memorial Award. Tsering was recently highly commended by the judges for her entry to the Fleurieu Food + Wine Art Prize.

Having honed her skills in 2015 at the Grand Central Atelier and the Art Students’ League of New York with an Arts South Australia Individual Development grant, Tsering is continuing to work towards establishing herself as a realist painter in Adelaide.

International Artist

Anna RetulainenIn 1986, Anna attended Loreto College, Marryatville as an exchange student where her love of visual arts blossomed. Following the footsteps of her family, she was destined for a medical career.Her trajectory took a very different path thanks to the Loreto Art Department.

Today Anna is one of the leading figures in Finnish contemporary painting.

She has been showing works in solo and group exhibitions since 1995. She has twice been nominated for the Carnegie Art Award, most recently in 2014. Retulainen’s work is represented in most of the major Finnish public collections, as well as in countless private collections.

In her working process Anna Retulainen contemplates painting conventions and perceptions of painting. The subjects of her works are merely platforms for the application of paint; for finding a balance between movement, the layers of paint, and the vying between colours. Her paintings consist of details drawn from everyday life, from journeys real and imagined, or from the masterpieces of art history. Her style is expressionistic, and yet refined in a stylized manner. Above all, Retulainen is an exquisite colourist.

International Artist

The themes of her works vary from her beloved vegetable, fruit and flower still lifes, to more intimate drawings of her everyday life and those close to her. For Retulainen drawing is a way of living; it is her way of putting the world in its place. Only at her studio do the drawings become paintings, fusions of life and art.

Had I not come to Loreto as an Exchange Student in 1996 I would never have become a painter. My career as an artist is thanks to the Loreto Art Department.

Blooms & Aboriginal Art

Blooms Gallery

Our own pop up shop within the exhibition proper, Blooms features a diverse range of accessories, jewellery, homewares, and exquisite art pieces all locally made and sourced from a talent pool of South Australian artisans.

Some of our designers include:Elisabeth Howlett - gift cards Luna & Luxe - candles A Small Art Factory - iron works Yellowbird - fabric clutches Pentagon Place - children’s décor Blush & Co - fi ne jewellery Soal Sister - costume necklaces Elodie Barker - pottery animals 5 Collective - necklaces, purses Denise Reynolds - wall hangings

Aboriginal Art

UtopiaIn the mid 70s when the pastoral lease of Utopia, Central Australia became an Aboriginal freehold property the Alyawarr and Anmatyerr people moved from the surrounding pastoral stations to settle in camps on the north western part of Utopia. The Aboriginal art movement began in Utopia around this time with the introduction of the Utopia Women’s Batik Group. The women were initially taught tie-dyeing and batiking T-shirts before venturing into the silk medium.

This was the beginning of an extraordinary artistic community and the emergence of its star - Emily Kame Kngwarreye who has since been acclaimed as the most important Aboriginal artists of her generation.

Today the art of Utopia continues to astound. There are well over 250 professional artists in the region, all producing work that has great signifi cance in one way or another. Whether it be traditional or abstract, in the form of dots, lines or a mixture of both, there is always a sense of pride and achievement in their art!

Loreto springART is proud to present a selection of artists from Utopia.

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Naming Rights Sponsor

Lipman KarasLipman Karas is delighted to sponsor Loreto springART 2016.

Lipman Karas is a specialist investigative litigation firm based in Adelaide, with offices in London and Hong Kong. The firm is committed to contributing to its wider communities through involvement in education programs for the disadvantaged, the arts, pro bono legal services and other important community programs.

Lipman Karas is a proud supporter of visual arts, especially indigenous and contemporary artists. Emerging Australian artists are showcased in each of its offices, creating vibrant and inspiring work spaces for staff and clients. The firm is proud of its ongoing association with Loreto springART and the wonderful opportunity it presents to celebrate South Australian artists.

Jeweller

James ThredgoldJames Thredgold Jeweller is renowned for truly exquisite handmade jewellery. They offer a unique custom design service where clients can personalise and reflect their individual style with the guidance of designer James Thredgold and his team. You can follow the design journey of your creation and share in the passion for beautiful jewels entwined with the attention to detail for quality workmanship.

The design process involves many hours of creative energy from hand sketched drawings, selecting the specially cut diamonds and fine gemstones, to the perfectly crafted handmade settings ensuring each piece will be treasured family heirloom in years to come.

As one of our valued sponsors, James has generously donated a piece of jewellery and each opening night ticket comes with a raffle ticket. Additional tickets can be purchased all weekend to win this wonderful prize.

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Opening Night Speaker

Jennifer Kalionis, Director Castlemaine Art Gallery & Historical MuseumJennifer Kalionis has been the Director of the Castlemaine Art Gallery & Historical Museum (now Castlemaine Art Museum) in Central Victoria since 2014. She has previously held positions as the Director of Adelaide Central School of Art and the Manager of Arts and Culture at the City of Prospect.

She has qualifications in art history and law from the University of Adelaide, and arts management from the University of South Australia.

Jennifer was in the Loreto College Marryatville class of 1999.

Image courtesy Weekly Times, Zoe Phillips

Arty Party

This is an event not to be missed and marks the beginning of the Loreto springART exhibition.

Be the first guests to view and purchase artworks from a diverse range of South Australian established and emerging artists in a lively, fun party atmosphere.

The Friday night launch party usually heralds a tightly fought contest for the most popular works.

Join more than 700 guests on this glittering opening night and enjoy canapés and beverages from our generous wine sponsor, Lambrook Wines whilst being inspired by our opening night speaker.

Opening Night

Friday 9September 7.00pm

Star Portrait

Saturday 10 September 2.00pm

Star Portrait

Chester Osborn, d’Arenberg WinesJoin in the fun as our Star Portrait subject, winemaker Chester Osborn from d’Arenberg Wines, chooses his favourite portrait by three local portrait artists.

Chester is a fourth generation winemaker, taking over from his father in 1983. He has forged a reputation for producing strikingly individual wines and melding tradition and innovation. He has a minimal input approach to viticulture to get the greatest expression of the soil from a network of ancient vines across the McLaren Vale region.

In the winery Chester maintains many practices used by his father and grandfather including the use of open wax-lined concrete fermenters, basket presses for reds and whites and foot treading red ferments.

Discovering new varieties suited to the diverse terroir of McLaren Vale has been an ongoing passion for Chester. He has been instrumental in introducing many varieties to the region and now makes wine from over 33 different varieties, including 17 single vineyard Shiraz and Grenache wines, called the Amazing Sites.

In 2012 he and his father, d’Arry Osborn, celebrated 100 years of family winemaking and grape growing in McLaren Vale.

The Artists

Ellie Kammer Ellie is a young, contemporary artist with a focus on exploring and discussing the human condition through her preferred mediums; oil paint and charcoal, Her work can be somewhat disarming and controversial.

Tom Keukenmeester Tom is a self-taught artist studying Masters of Art History at Adelaide Uni. He has been a fi nalist in art prizes in QLD, WA and RSAS Youth Prize SA. Tom has shown in galleries and exhibitions across Australia and is currently on a four month residency in Sydney.

Mariana Mezic After the death of her beloved Dad last year, this busy mum of 4 used creativity as a healing tool. In the past 12 months her art has grown from strength to strength, including painting Kate Ceberano for the Archibald Prize. She hopes her work inspires others to conquer their creative fears and “pick up their pencils” in whatever form that takes. Mariana is a Loreto Old Scholar.

Participating Artists

Inta AlanderPam AltschwagerSilvana AngelakisDavid ArcherJudith ArcherMike BarrRoss BateupCathy BeckwithSue BoettcherBill BottenJudith BrownTom BuchananSum Woon Chow Donovan ChristieDavid CroninImogen CroninJanine DelloSarina DiakosJane DisherJames EdwardsJane ForteJonathan GeorgeRoderick GlenDavid GordonAngus HamraTsering HannafordSally HeinrichElisabeth HowlettSusan Pitjara HunterGreg JohnsJoy Kngwarreye JonesEllie KammerAnastasia Bundey Kemarre

Josie Petrick KemarreGlenn KestellTom KeukenmeesterSerian KitchenerJohn LaceyJanice LaneGreta LaundyLissyImagesHeather LittleAlison MainMariana MezicSarah McDonaldTaetia McEwenHarriet McKayCatriona McKenzieSue MichaelDolly Petyarre MillsSarah MollerLucky Kngwarreye MortonMaggie MoySue NinhamMary NolanTom O’CallaghanDeborah PaauweBec PaechSonali PatelSally Kemara PerkinsGloria PetyarreJoanna PoulsonIan PrimettJulie PungataDon RankinAnna RetulainenKelly Reynolds

Lucy ReynoldsPauline RichardsJennifer RobertsonLarissa RogachevaVictoria RolinskiTricia RossMargie SheppardJane SkeerJane SmeetsDaisy SugarsYve ThompsonSimone TippetWalala TjapaltjarriDan Tomkins Nicholas UhlmannLouise Vadasz Chris Wake Tahlia Wall Marnie Wark Clancy Warner Rosemary White Emma Young

The artwork featured in this catalogue is indicative of the work that the artist might submit.

Inta AlanderInta lives in the Adelaide Hills and has had several successful exhibitions -Lombard Solo 2000, Pepper Street 2015, Loreto springArt 2015, Victor Art Show, Goolwa 2016, Flagstaff Hill. She has also won a number of prizes;co-winner Dawn Slade Faull Award, Alexandrina Prize Goolwa 2015 and St Peters Cathedral Award.

Mike BarrMike’s signature rainy-day cityscapes have captured the imagination of art lovers across the globe and invite viewers to participate in the excitement of rain in the city.

NorwoodOil on Canvas, 100 x 100cm. $1,500

Flinders Street AwashOil on Canvas, 50 x 50cm, $1,500

Pam AltschwagerA love of nature, inspires Pam Altschwager’s mixed media contemporary art. Pam embarks to illustrate the colours, structures, textures and complexities of nature’s beauty. She expresses this through bold, purposeful, colourful creations on canvas. Pam is a qualifi ed graphic designer and has studied painting and mixed media art both locally and overseas.

Spring Posey Acrylic on Canvas, 76x76cm. $750

David ArcherDavid is a maker of ingenious automata, animatronics and devices of all kinds. His career spans more than twenty fi ve years from childhood inventor through boilermaker-welder to visual artist. Archer holds a visual arts degree from the South Australian School of Art and was a resident at the Jam Factory, Adelaide.

Porcus DesperadosMetal, Wood & Plastic. $495

Judith ArcherJudith is working as an art teacher while continuing to practice painting and drawing. Her style has been disciplined by studies in life drawing at Adelaide Central School of Art, and a highlight was the inclusion of her work in the Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize.

ChairAcrylic on Paper. 30x24. $190

Ross BateupRoss is an Architect who, after graduating from Adelaide Uni and completing a Fulbright scholarship in the USA, has become international renowned as a political cartoonist. His cartoons have been published in the New Yorker, London Times and The Bulletin amongst others.

Jeremiah was a Bullfrog Coloured Ink on Paper, 51x40cm,$900

Cathy BeckwithCathy is an Interior Architect and Graphic Designer by trade. Currently a Finalist in the 2016 Waterhouse Prize, Cathy fi nds a natural inclination for chaos within a defi ned structure infl uences her painting style.

Lonsdale StreetAcrylic on Canvas, 91x200cm, $1800

Sue BoettcherSue is a contemporary practicing visual artist living in Adelaide. Using a variety of different dialogues, her work explores our creative and natural behaviour. This body of work was inspired by her recent travels.

The Naughty Dogs of Venice Oil on Belgium Linen, 52x61cm, $750

Bill BottenBill began painting in 2001 and has exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions. His works are the result of creating a tension between order and chaos and to leave some room to breathe. Bill’s work is held in private and corporate collections.

PlaygroundAcrylic on Canvas, 70x250cm, $4,500

Judith BrownJudith’s work originates from found, everyday objects that often go unnoticed. She won the 2013 Waterhouse Prize, was the People’s Choice in the same year and has been a fi nalist in the Emma Hack and Lethbridge Prizes and the Lumen Award.

Dream Digital Print, 120x120cm, $2,280

Donovan ChristieDonovan is a self taught South Australian artist who has exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions both locally and interstate, including Greenhill Galleries and RSASA. Donovan has been a fi nalist for the Park Lands Art Award, the Lethbridge 1000 and Waterhouse Prize.

East meets West Oil on Canvas, 90x120. $3,800

Sum Woon ChowWith non-fi gurative marking as the pictorial structure - Sum’s paintings translate ideas without any longing for the ‘picture perfect’ - just freshness and originality. Sum’s works were short-listed for numerous awards including earning a high commendation in this year’s Adelaide Park Lands Art Prize

Cyclone Over GridAcrylic on Canvas,122x92cm, $990

David CroninThese works are the result of my indulgences and my relationship with rusty steel.

Religious Art Sculptural Piece Found Object, Variable size, $1600

Imogen CroninImogen is a 24 year old registered nurse with Country Health SA. Creating art is a form of relaxation with a current focus on tech pens and watercolour mandalas and bohemian drawings. Earlier this year Imogen was a part of RAW Adelaide The Presenters Exhibition.

Mandala 1Ink on Paper, 40x40cm, $280

Janine DelloJanine is an SA School of Art graduate and Moran photographic semi-fi nalist (twice); Commercial, Art and Press Photographer who has experimented with found potential rusty steel…(gold!) pieces, turning them into “object de Art” for the purpose of sanity, over a period of 20 years.

Pink Desire, shade no 4Oil on Canvas, 80x80cm, $800

Sarina DiakosSarina studied at Adelaide Central School of Art gaining an Honours Degree in Visual Art. After completing a degree in Education she presently combines her love of painting with teaching art. As an artist, Sarina seeks out the amazing colours and beauty of the world around her and translates these visions into her artwork.

la-merAcrylic on Canvas, 91x91cm, $1,200

Jane DisherJane is a Loreto Old Scholar (1975) and is currently Loreto Artist in Residence. An SA School of Art graduate presently drawing ‘Hearts for Catholic Girls’, Jane is a private art teacher at her Aldgate studio, in the Adelaide Hills and has taught art and exhibited extensively since 1980.

Hearts For Catholic Girls Limited Edition Print, 40x30cm, $260

James EdwardsJames is a ceramic and multi-disciplinary artist currently residing in Adelaide. He holds a Bachelor of Visual Art from Southern Cross University, Lismore and Utah State University, Logan, Utah, USA. His work aims to include both aesthetically pleasing and conceptual elements, often juxtaposing disparate forms to construct meaning.

Speedboat Series Ceramic, Variable, $120

Jane ForteCurrently working on a collection of sumptuous roses, inspired by memories of long summer days spent with my Grandmother in her sprawling perfumed garden. I can recall in an instant those treasured childhood memories the moment I turn to my brushes & begin layering on wonderful blushes of colour – getting lost within the secret folds of petals….

Soul Sisters Oil on Canvas, 76x101cm, $2,400

Jonathan GeorgeJonathan aims to explore relationships between thought, bodily action and materials. Interested in particular in acts of improvisation and ways of thinking and engagement with materials. Employing strategies of limitations produces conditions which allow the possibility for discovery and improvisation to occur.

The Thinking Hand V Aluminium, Felt, Black Oxide, 50x40x50cm, $300

Roderick GlenWorking freelance in architectural illustration, Roderick is attracted to sunlit forms, drawing personal inspiration from Ivor Hele, Robert Hannaford, Hans Heysen and the Dutch Masters. The shape of space and its psychological influence on life holds particular interest, in the human eye’s endless quest for visual felicity.

The Sixth LandMixed Media, 100x76cm, $790

David GordonAdelaide based designer and sculpture artist, David has a fascination with the geometry and elegant detail of sea urchins (Echinoidia). Curved timber veneers overlap lightly and are fastened mechanically. A ‘Pod of Urchins” evolves from his ongoing experimentation with materials,digital manufacturing technologies and the hand making process.

UrchinsBirch Plywood and Electric Cord, Variable, $1,000 set of three

Angus HamraAngus is a young portrait and landscape artist studying Architecture. He painted Dylan Lewis for the 2013 Star Portrait event and was a finalist in the 2014 SALA awards in both the Youth category and the Contemporary Prize. His confident impasto style has found an audience with sell out solo exhibitions at Peter Walker Gallery.

StudyOil on Vinyl, 30cm diameter, $160

Tsering HannafordTsering uses light and detailed brushwork in her still life oil paintings to explore themes of transience. Influenced by the Australian tonal realists and Dutch old masters who painted from life, she evokes a reflective atmosphere and mood. Her method focuses on careful observation and celebration of the individual character of her arrangements.

Small BouquetOil on Board, 41x44cm, $2,300

Sally HeinrichSally Heinrich is a writer, illustrator and printmaker who has published and exhibited widely in Australia and Asia. Her commissioned artwork ranges from wine labels to a mural for the Singapore Zoo, plus painting a life-size baby elephant sculpture for Melbourne Zoo and community arts projects.

Sixteen in VenicePrint on Paper, 90x50cm, $350

Elisabeth HowlettElisabeth is an Adelaide artist who paints beauty onto canvas working in a painterly, modern style. Elisabeth applies thick impasto style oil paint onto canvas, translating the elegant forms of nature and emphasising the texture and pattern left by the brush.

Olde Worlde RomanceOil on Canvas, 61x61cm, $800

Susan Pitjara HunterSusan, also known as Susie, has lived a traditional life at Utopia since the mid 1960s. As a steadfast bush woman, Susan executes her Women’s Business paintings with extreme care and respect for her subject matter. She is held in the National Gallery of Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria and the Robert Holmes a Court Collection.

AwelyAcrylic on Canvas, 92 x 130cm, $3,800

Greg JohnsGreg has been a full time sculptor for 38 years completing major commissions both here and Internationally. In 2001 he acquired 400 acres at Palmer, SA establishing an independent sculpture landscape addressing environmental issues. Adelaide enjoys many major public installations - Mt Lofty Gardens, Osmond Tce, University Riverbank as does Sydney Harbour and Melbourne.

Landings, Landlines, Songlines Jarrah, 240 x19x17cm $5,000 each

Joy Kngwarreye JonesJoy paints Awely - Body Paint. The designs adorn women’s bodies for various ceremonies which are the focal point in the life of the community, integral to the well being and happiness of the community. Joy’s work is held in the Aboriginal Art Museum, The Netherlands, the QAG and The Holmes a Court Collection.

Bush Plum DreamingAcyrlic on Canvas, 76x124cm, $1900

Ellie KammerEllie is a young, contemporary artist with a focus on exploring and discussing the human condition through her preferred mediums; oil paint and charcoal. Her work can be somewhat disarming and controversial. In 2013, Ellie studied painting at the Art Academy under acclaimed artist Robin Eley, securing a year long studio placement with him.

CarolineCharcoal on Paper, 36x27cm, $350

Anastasia Bundey KemarreAnastasia lives in Hart Range but also visits family in Amoonguna. She often paints with her grandmother Josie Petrick Kemarre and her other grandmother is fellow artist Gloria Petyarre. Anastasia commenced painting in 2006 and she paints Bush Tucker Leaves blowing in the wind (bush medicine).

Bush LeavesAcrylic on Canvas, 121x121. $4,500

Josie Petrick KemarreJosie began painting in the early 90s and her earlier works are typical of Utopia Art. Josie’s most recent paintings titled ‘Bush Tucker’ and ‘Bush Flowers’ portray the abundance of colours found in the Central Australian landscape.

Bush Flower (11)Acrylic on Canvas, 153x 91cm, $4900

Glenn KestellGlenn, the recipient of SALA’s Rip it Up award for Best Young Artist in 2014 and the Helpmann Academy Emerging Artist Award in 2015. Since receiving his Masters of Visual Art in 2013, his work continues to describe something of a transient state of identity. Kestell’s paintings are observations, which concern an idea of a ‘claustrophobic self’.

Unfashionably Oil on Canvas, 121x92cm, $3,200

Tom KeukenmeesterTom is a self-taught artist studying Masters of Art History at Adelaide Uni. He has been a finalist in art prizes in QLD, WA and RSAS Youth Prize SA. Tom has shown in galleries and exhibitions across Australia and is currently on a four month residency in Sydney.

Purple GrapesOil on Canvas, 76x60cm, $1200

Serian KitchenerSerian Kitchener is an Adelaide based emerging artist. Her work involves drawing, painting and installation, with a strong background in performing arts and music. In 2015 Serian completed her BVA (Hons) at Adelaide Central School of Art. She is currently undertaking a Master of Curatorial and Museum Studies at the Uni of Adelaide.

HallwayCharcoal on Canvas Paper, 36x27cm, $420

John LaceyJohn’s work is evolving. A process of translation between realism and abstraction, expressing originality and authenticity. The interlocking forms of shape, tone, colour and their relationship with their neighbour, form the subtle point of contact. Crucial in design to harness the formal qualities of the medium for intellectual and expressive intent.

Winters LightOil on Canvas, 45x45cm, $1200

Janice LaneIt is difficult to imagine life without memory when it is so essential to our very sense of self. Yet memory is by its very nature subjective, selective and fragmented, and only possible on the basis of first forgetting. It is the forgotten self which has become my focus since completing my Master of Visual Arts in 2013; visually creating the otherwise unseen.

Fell Through the CracksOil on Board, 61x76cm, $850

Greta LaundyGreta is passionate about nature and painting, exploring both in her brightly coloured semi-abstracted artworks inspired by memories of her rural upbringing and the beauty of the South Australian landscape. With work in private collections, Greta’s paintings inspire joy and peace. She has an Honours degree in Visual Arts (UniSA).

Summer RainsAcrylic on Canvas, 112x84cm, $670

LissyImagesLissyImages is a street and portrait photographer who lives and works in Adelaide. She works with digital media and beside portrait work, her passion is capturing and sharing the things we see day to day, but yet, we all miss.

Reaching for the SkyGiclee Print, 40x60cm, $350

Heather LittleUsing acrylic in powerful colour combinations, Adelaide born Heather has always had a great love of art and has luckily been able to pursue her passion. Heather likes to celebrate the natural world by creating her art through beauty, diversity, vibrant colours, textures and imagery.

Little Miss PrimroseAcrylic on Canvas,120x90cm, $1,100

Alison MainAfter 30 years as a Sydney architect, Alison is now a painter but paper and junk sculptures are my secret vice. An impudent sideline to life’s cartoon climate, my characters skate through peculiar adventures or emerge cheerfully from tiny traumas, thwarting my serious focus on painting - whose ongoing insoluble puzzle constantly draws me in.

Icon 2Ceramic, wood, found objects.Variable. $420

Mariana MezicAfter the death of her beloved Dad last year, this busy Mum of 4 used creativity as a healing tool. In the past 12 months her art has grown from strength to strength, including painting Kate Ceberano for the Archibald Prize. She hopes her work inspires others to conquer their creative fears and ‘pick up their pencils’ in whatever form that takes.

UntitledMixed Media, 100x100cm $2,400

Sarah McDonaldSarah completed her BA in Art and Design Education and has worked as an art teacher here and in the UK. She has had 13 successful solo exhibitions here, interstate and in New York as well as group shows and corporate commissions. Sarah currently paints and teaches art at her private art school.

Mount Lofty GardensOil on Canvas, 50x50cm $1,290

Taetia McEwenThe tactile art of embroidery, combined with delicate watercolours, has provided Taetia with the perfect medium to explore the delightful subject of female bodies, adorning her girls with feathers, fl owers, silk, and butterfl y wings. This is Taetia’s third exhibition of her uniquely modern, feminine take on the traditional art of embroidery.

Butterfl y Girl 1Thread and Ink, 56x45x3cm $305

Harriet McKayHarriet is a 20 year old emerging artist from Adelaide who draws inspiration from the vibrancy of the city andits people.

1Acrylic on Canvas, 76x101cm, $500

Catriona McKenzieCatriona has been taking photos ever since she could hold a camera. A Loreto Marryatville graduate, Cat pursued a creative path in music and interior design. She fi nds inspiration in detail, form and light and her passion is capturing the mood of each unique moment before it disappears. She strives to encapsulate the unexpected - the ‘breaths’ in between.

MetropolisGiclee Print, 50x70cm, $480

Sue Michael2016 sees completion of a Visual Art PhD at UniSA concerning the genre painters’ understanding of place, as well as the beginning of a year with Turps Art School, London. Everyday scenes from the Mid North of South Australia provide enriching examples of the singularity, edges and processes inherent in place.

Driveway Pride.Acrylic on Canvas, 90x40cm, $1,200

Dolly Petyarre MillsDolly is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal artists and has works in major Australian and international collections. Her Dreaming consists of Yam Seed (Anaty) and Emu (Ankerr) Tucker. Using a delicate dotting technique, Dolly depicts the track marks of the highly nomadic Emu. ‘All over my country Emu looks for tucker.’

Emu Tucker DreamingAcrylic on Canvas, 90x120cm $1,700

Sarah MollerSarah Moller is an Adelaide-based artist and old scholar. She has recently completed a PhD in Visual Arts, which included time studying painting at Johannes-Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany. She has had six solo exhibitions, and is a member of Switchboard Studios, Norwood. Sarah’s work is held in private collections in Europe and Australia.

Above a Madding Crowd Oil on Canvas, Diptych, 100x40cm $1,250.

Lucky Kngwarreye MortonLucky was born in 1949 on MacDonald Downs. She is the daughter of artist and senior boss woman, Mary Kemarre Morton and Billy Stockman Morton (dec) the renowned sculptor. Lucky speaks Alyawarr and lives with her large family in the northern end of Utopia. She is held in private and public collections including the National Gallery of Australia.

Wild FlowersAcrylic on Canvas, 120x136cm, $3,200

Maggie MoyMaggie states “I am a site based artist with a pre-occupation with the histories of discarded objects and overlooked elements that I find.”

WillowInk on Paper, 72x52cm, $450

Sue NinhamSue has been commissioned to install work in the new Royal Adelaide Hospital - yet to open. She won the 2012 Adelaide Fringe Poster and her work was featured in the Australian String Quartet’s 2014 seasonal program. Currently writing a children’s book with funding assistance from Arts SA, Sue appears courtesy of BMG Art.

Pink SwimOil on Canvas, 84x64cm, $2,500

Mary NolanMary began painting in 2004. Primarily a self taught artist, Mary has exhibited and sold in SALA, Clare Valley and McLaren Vale where she is currently exhibiting at Magnums Restaurant.

Dressed for the BallOil on Canvas, 61x76cm, $600

Tom O’CallaghanTom is a self taught artist who learned his craft through large scale mural commissions and had his first successful solo exhibition in 1997. Now living in Victor Harbor, Tom is renowned for his light filled landscapes. His works are held in private collections in Australia and overseas.

Smoke SignalsOil on Steel Panel, 90x30cm, $2500

Deborah PaauweDeborah is a photographic artist whose work is autobiographical in nature. She has won many prestigious awards, is held in public collections including the National Galleries of Australia, Victoria and South Australia. In 2004 Deborah was the subject of Wakefield’s SALA Monograph, 2015.

The EscapeGiclee Print, 75x100cm, $4,500

Bec PaechRebecca Paech studied at Heatherleys college, London UK and holds a diploma in portraiture in painting and clay sculpture, a degree in visual art and design Uni SA and a Masters in visual art and design. A Loreto Old Scholar, an Archibald entrant with many solo exhibitions, her chosen medium is oil paint but also works in water colour.

MadeleineOil on Board, 35x25cm, $600

Sonali PatelSonali is a visual artist, exhibiting in sculpture and oil painting. She has a Bachelor of Visual Art from the Adelaide College of Arts. She was selected for the 2010 Adelaide International Heart workshop by contemporary artist Jorge Orta, followed by a residency at Studio Orta in Paris.

Together 1Ceramic, 31x8cm, $350

Sally Kemara PerkinsSally is a young Eastern Arrernte artist who’s aunt, Kathleen Wallace introduced her to art whilst living in Santa Teresa. She now lives with her husband and three children at Atitjere (Harts Range) painting whilst working as a Teacher’s Aid and assistant at the local arts centre.

WildflowersAcrylic on Canvas, 91x 91cm, $1200

Gloria PetyarreGloria was born around 1945 and started her artistic endeavour with batik, exhibiting with the Utopian women from 1977-1987 before taking up canvas. She has had solo exhibitions in Sydney and New York and is held in major public and private collections here and overseas, including The National Gallery of Australia.

Leaves Blowing in the Wind - Bush Medicine. Acrylic on Canvas, 121x91cm, $6,500

Joanna PoulsonJoanna’s paintings are derived from slides taken in the late 70s. Using a source medium that is nearly as old as her, she manipulates the images using current technology to heighten colours and bring the memories back to life. She trained at Adelaide Central School of Art and established her studio in 2008.

Longleat Camels 1979 (detail) Oil on Canvas Paper, 76x76cm, $760

Ian PrimettIan originally trained in England and has enjoyed a long career as a painter and designer. He has had many exhibition both in Australia and South East Asia. Ian’s work reflects a casual and incidental discovery of the subject in an energetic application and understanding of colour.

Kuitpo Sunday Acrylic on Canvas,102x102cm, $1850

Julie PungataJulie lives on Utopia with her family and her dreaming is the Bush Plum (Arnwekety). Her painting depict the life cycle of the Bush Plum (Arnwekety) plant as it flowers across her country. She paints from a traditional perspective, surveying her landscape with a spiritual eye.

Bush PlumAcrylic on Canvas, 76x 124cm, $1,900

Don RankinDon, full-time Adelaide artist, works primarily in the genre of still-life. He has held a dozen solo and numerous group exhibitions here and interstate and been a finalist in several Art Prizes, including the Waterhouse Prize and the Fleurieu Food+Wine Art Prize (2016). Don is exhibiting courtesy of BMGArt Gallery where he will hold a solo exhibition this September.

Two Pears #18Oil on Canvas, 30x35cm, $750

Anna RetulainenAnna is one of the leading figures in Finnish contemporary painting. She has been showing works in solo and group exhibitions since 1995. She has twice been nominated for the Carnegie Art Award, most recently in 2014. Retulainen’s work is represented in most of the major Finnish public collections, as well as in countless private collections.

UntitledOil on Canvas, 70x70cm, to be sold as secret silent auction item

Kelly ReynoldsKelly is an artist with a focus on capturing the gaze of men. Her field of practice encompasses painting, drawing, assemblage, video and performance choosing men who embody the same masculine and feminine qualities she sees within herself. The artwork seeks to challenge the viewer to draw upon their own emotions and personal experiences.

I’m Still HereOil on Perspex, 205x75cm, $1,500

Lucy ReynoldsLucy states,”My artwork seeks to bring positive brightness to a space through colourful, experimental processes. Through studying Visual Art at university I have learnt to explore different art forms including; glass, painting, sculpture, ceramics and drawing. This has expanded my art knowledge and further developed my interest in colour.”

StagAcrylic on Canvas, 101x 76cm, $500

Pauline RichardsAdelaide based artist Pauline is known for vibrant, figurative paintings with confident brushwork and a strong sense of design. She uses traditional materials, layering the paint on the canvas, which then becomes the history of the surface, giving the painting depth and vibrance.

It’s All About MeOil on Canvas, 75x75cm, $1450

Jennifer RobertsonJen is an Adelaide based artist who has worked as an artist, arts teacher and film-maker for over 30 years. She has participated in group exhibitions at the Experimental Art Foundation, the Contemporary Arts Centre, the Art Gallery of Vic. and the Museum of Cont. Arts, Sydney and held several solo shows at smaller galleries and wineries.

Rhinoceros (After Durer; After Hirst) Acrylic on Canvas, 93x120cm, $1,500

Larissa RogachevaLarissa is from Saint Petersburg, Russia and has been teaching and making art in Australia since 1996. She is interested in new as well as old media, as a way of reflecting on her personal and cultural memories.

PavanaWatercolour, 70x60, $210

Victoria RolinskiPainting Plein Air is the most rewarding and enjoyable way of painting for Victoria. One has a heightened awareness including perspective, light and atmosphere. Trying to avoid any brushstrokes looking laboured, but instinctive, spirited and free; painting to Victoria is not only a passion but also an obsession.

Towards Clouds Oil on Canvas, 100x100, $990

Tricia RossThe term Anthropocene references a geologically based description for man’s impact on the earth, coined to supersede the Holocene epoch. Metaphorically, the Jester represents every man. At times the Jester acts out antics that may prick the viewers conscience (as participant in a modern consumer based, polluting world).

Study for Anthropocene 1Oil on Canvas, $950

Margie SheppardMargie Sheppard is a South Australian based artist who lives and works in the Adelaide Hills. Her practice spans 30 years during which time, she had spent lengthy periods working almost exclusively as a printmaker. She is well known for her large densely coloured etchings, and is currently dividing her time between painting and printmaking.

Island DiptychMultiple Etching, 90x49cm, $500 each

Jane SkeerJane completed her Bach of Visual Art (Hons) with First Class Honours at Adelaide Central School of Art, 2015. Her work, Quiet Square, was selected for the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Hatched: Nat Grad Show, 2016. Jane works predominantly in sculpture and installation, responding to observations of people, objects and materiality.

OchreWeldmesh and Rope, 120x180cm, $1,500

Jane SmeetsThemes of nature, love and connections thread through Smeets’ artwork. The underpinning tension of life and death informs her creative process and exploration. This has directed Smeets interest in the bird as a symbolic representation of nature’s life cycles and the importance of living and loving in the present moment.

Yellow Crested CockatooMixed media on canvas, 102x152cm, $2800

Daisy SugarsDaisy graduated from Loreto College in 2010 and has been studying at Adelaide Central School of Art and Design at UniSA. Daisy works primarily with charcoal and oil paint.

Untitled #2Charcoal on Paper, 50x60cm, $500

Yve ThompsonYve’s working life had been spent largely as a graphic designer before moving from the Blue Mountains to McLaren Vale in 1998. The move presented an opportunity to shift the emphasis from design to fi ne art. Studies at Adelaide Central School of Art culminated in the Bachelor of Visual (Hons) in 2004. Drawing, painting and printmaking all fi nd their way into Yve’s work.

Composition 1Oil on Canvas, 84x84cm, $2,000

Walala TjapaltjarriWalala was born in the early 1960s in the Gibson Desert and made history with his family in 1984 when they arrived at Kiwirrkurra and had contact with Europeans for the fi rst time. Walala paints the Tingari Cycle - a series of sacred and secret songlines. He is collected in major private and public Australian and International collections including Australian National Gallery.

Tigari CycleAcrylic on Canvas, 153x153cm, $7,300

Dan TomkinsDan is an Adelaide based Graphic Designer and Art Director who now paints and illustrates full time. He has successfully exhibited in solo and group exhibitions and his work is held in private and corporate collections.

South Coast 11Acrylic and Spray Enamel, 83x83cm, $1800

Nicholas UhlmannNicholas is an award winning mid-career sculptor who has developed a unique organic constructivist technique through the creation of a large body of work, including miniatures and large-scale outdoor public sculptures. Represented by Janet Clayton Gallery in Sydney, BMGART in Adelaide and Art Contact in the UK.

A Change in the Weather ICopper and Steel, 32x8x118cm, $3,500

Louise VadaszLouise is a South Australian artist currently focusing on portraits and landscapes working with heavy oil impasto, using bright colours. Louise is a graduate of the SA School of Art and was recently a fi nalist in the 2016 Fleurieu Food and Wine Art Prize.

Don’t Leaf me this WayOil on Canvas, 60x60cm, $550

Chris WakeChris studied at Adelaide Central School of Art and has been painting since 1976. Wake’s work is collected by corporate and private collectors here and overseas. These large oils exude a kind of wild energy, as if the characters are caught in a high wind. The fi sh eye perspective, the twisted glasses and fl uid body shapes are reminiscent of Chagall.

Sea Captain & CockatooOil on Canvas, 80x90cm, $3,500

Tahlia WallTahlia is a young artist who has always had an keen eye for detail and all things black and white. Her works are hand drawn using ink. She takes inspiration from her travels, nature and traditional Mehndi designs. Tahlia has completed many personal projects and commissioned works for Beerenberg and several small bars around Adelaide.

Flow 1Ink on Paper, 30x30cm, $180

Marnie WarkAbstract painter Marnie combines training in design with an unerring sense of the aesthetic to produce her striking paintings, exhibiting widely over the past 12 years. She recently completed her largest painting to date as a part of ‘The Little Rundle Street Art Project’ exhibiting courtesy of Peter Walker Gallery.

Tangled SeasonAcrylic on Canvas, 170x110cm, $4,800

Clancy WarnerClancy was born in Orange NSW and raised on the Hawkesbury River. Following a 20+ year career in tattooing, she graduated ACArts in 2013, installed her fi rst public art piece, received several awards and had work purchased by some of SA’s most prominent collectors. Since then she has completed a BAVis Arts Sculpture.

Boobook and El Gato 111 Bronze, re-claimed wood, 46x77x24, $3800

Rosemary WhiteRosemary White is an Adelaide based artist who graduated with a BVA from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2013. She is a tonal realist oil painter. This series of paintings explores the intricate beauty and vibrancy of fl oral arrangements large and small, which she brings back to life on canvas.

Florished 11Oil on Linen, 30x25cm, $310

Emma YoungEmma is an emerging Adelaide artist and glass blower. Having studied Visual Arts at UniSA, she is now undergoing a two year traineeship at the JamFactory. Iconic Adelaide symbols are interpreted into her playful work, acknowledging their prominence and signifi cance, reviving feelings of familiarity, connection and nostalgia.

Frog Cake KeepsakeBlown Glass,15x15x15cm, $660 each

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