I am always excited to be given the opportunity to exhibit in this local, prestigious event.
Once again I was in the company of so many fabulous artists.
Another successful Open Studio.
430 visitors over 5 days viewed my art and that of my guest artist, Sculptor, Jason Maxlow.
A mix of new visitors and returning collectors.
I was thrilled to once again have a painting in the finals of this year’s Darlington Art’s Festival.
My painting was “Greetings From The Far East’
Acrylic on a Stretched canvas, framed in a black floating frame.
Once again I have had the privilege of taking part in this renowned hills event.
Drop in and see my painting “Night Out on the Town”
I was so pleased to once again be accepted to exhibit this year.
This is my fourth year of exhibiting in this prestigious event.
Thanks to the hundreds of people that visited my studio over two weekends. It was once again , a pleasure to meet and chat with you all.
Many Originals, Prints and Cards went to new homes.
The weather was not that kind but many of my lovely visitors enjoyed refreshments and explored our rambling cottage gardens.
The raffle to win a free print was won by a local lady, Beryl who was very excited to win.
Thanks also to my wonderful helpers, Mary, Lee and Maddie and of course, Tim
Intersection is a collaboration and joint exhibition with talented local artists Louise Thorpe and Sherylle Dovaston and represents an intersection between the figurative and the abstract. The fabulous CBD location also speaks to the intersection between art and business, work and life, echoing the overarching theme of this exhibition series.
Louise’s emotive portraits remind us of the poignancy (and whimsy!) of the connection to self and others, while Sherylle’s abstractions recollect human experiences that occur in the intersections of our daily lives.
Threshold_Sherylle Dovaston
Party Dress_ Louise Thorpe
You can view my painting ‘Flaunt It’ at the Darlington Arts Festival this weekend.
Fabulous work for sale from local artists.
And lots more!
UPDATE: This painting was sold. I hope the new owner has many hours of enjoyment from it.
We had well over 300 visitors over two weekends.
It was wonderful to meet so many returning collectors and new visitors. My studio is lookIng very empty as many, many originals, prints and canvases left for their new homes.
Perfect weather and our visitors took the time to sit under the trees and enjoy refreshments.
The garden was admired and described as “breathtaking:
What a buzz!
Thanks to everyone that came and I hope to see you next time.
Louise x
City of Canning Art Awards
Riverton Library
Perth’s longest running charity art exhibition
I am so excited to be taking part in this event.
Also rather chuffed that one of my paintings appears on the front of the brochure
The art will be on display in my quirky studio made from recycled materials, including beautiful Art Deco
lead light windows and door.
Also in the 'Elephant Pavilion' the charming gazebo, also constructed from old lead lights and pressed tin.
Wander past the original 1881 cottage, mosaics and veggie garden on your way to the studio.
In the cottage gardens there are lots of shady spots under huge established trees where you can take a break from your
art explorations with a cuppa.
Tea_ Coffee_Cake
A glass of wine if you prefer
Printed on archival paper. Signed and numbered
The door prize will be drawn at the end of the exhibition.
620 Charles Road, Mahogany Creek WA 6072
Street parking and paddock parking
Drop in and see my paintings inspired by showgirls, the Moulin Rouge and the circus.
Colourful and captivating. I think you will like them.
I am in excellent company at this gallery with a fabulous range of of diverse art from other West Australian artists.
Have a coffee or lunch at the attached cafe and peruse the art.
121 a Hay Street, Subiaco
Open weekdays 6.30am-3pm
Hidden away in the peaceful oasis of Guildford’s Ethel Street Courtyard, you will find a selection of beautiful pieces featuring bright abstract paintings, textiles and limited edition linocuts and woodcuts of local flora.
The focus of the business is to represent local handmade creatives with an emphasis on sustainability. The Artists Nook currently represents over fifty local handmade artists and this number is always growing.
You can see some of my paintings, prints and cards here.
A little nook full to the brim with artisan items made by local artists. You will never have to wonder where to go to purchase that unique gift again!
Art, jewellery, candle, clothing, toys and so much more. Too much to mention.
My paintings are very reasonably priced. If you don’t see anything you like please pop in again as I will be continually changing my work on display.
Run by the delightful Katherine and Nicola. You will be made to feel welcome.
Shop 7/175-179 James St, Guildford WA 6055
Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 10-3 Saturday, Sunday 11-4
I am so thrilled to have been invited to take part in this exhibition.
Many artists that I have admired, long before I started on my own art journey, will be exhibiting.
There will be a huge range of styles and mediums for you to peruse. As it is a Christmas show you are able to take home your purchase on the day. If you have not visited this stunning gallery you are in for a treat.
I will be showing some little gems, painted in oil with a Renaissance feel. I do hope you fall in love with them.
I will update the opening times soon.
Juniper Gallery
41a Darlington Road, Darlington.
Melanie Breese_Gina D’Allessandro_Teresa Fernandez_David Harrison_Sue Jarrad_Chris LeFraucher_Carmen McFaull_ Di Parsons_James Walker and me!
In the magnificently restored National Hotel, right in the heart of Fremantle. The paintings will be hung over all the floors of the commanding staircase.
Don’t worry..there is an elevator.
Have a day out in our port town. Please come and view my work and tell your friends too. A good opportunity to see my work without a trip to the hills.
MEDIA STATEMENT
LOCAL ARTISTS CHOOSE UNCONVENTIONAL EXHIBITION SPACE
In Western Australia we are absolutely spoilt for choice when it comes to art, we have an abundance of talented artists! But what if you are an artist and want to get your work out in front of the public? One group of artists are using an unconventional way to exhibit their work, by hanging it in a staircase in a heritage hotel in the centre of Fremantle.
The exhibition titled ‘ASCENDING, W.A. artists on the rise’, features the work of ten up and coming artists all with very different styles, subject matter and personalities. ‘The group is exhibiting together but they are all very individual in their work’, said Teresa Fernandez who curates the gallery exhibitions. ‘This exhibition has adopted the approach of something for everyone with variety being the key, so you can just enjoy the exhibition or support a local artist and take one home.’
Recently an exhibition artwork literally walked out the front door of the gallery under the arm of a patron. We know how it feels to find something you really love and want to take it home. This exhibition has that type of work in spades, come and find your ‘must have’ piece and let us wrap it for you. It’ll be a steal!
‘The National Hotel is dedicated to promoting and supporting local artists which is why we established the gallery, and having a fabulous heritage building as the backdrop makes it very special indeed’ said Karl Bullers owner of the National Hotel and Staircase Gallery. ‘It also potentially opens the art experience to a whole new audience because of the relaxed nature of a gallery inside a hotel.’
The exhibition space occupies the central staircase and landing areas of the hotel making the viewing experience quite different to a regular gallery. Perfectly suited to relaxed viewing, the exhibition starts at the entry to the hotel, winding its way up and around the stairs to finish at the rooftop bar where you may choose to indulge in a drink whilst enjoying 360 degrees view of Fremantle.
EVENT DETAILS
Opening Night:
20th November, 2019
Venue: The Staircase Gallery at the National Hotel Fremantle
Doors: 6pm
Opening Address: 7pm
Exhibition Continues:
20 November 2019 until 20 January 2020
Open Thursday to Sunday 12pm until late
Ever since I moved to the Perth Hills I have enjoyed the annual Darlington Arts Festival and particularly, looking at the art exhibits. I never thought I would have my own paintings in the show.
This year is my second year as an exhibitor. I would love you to see my painting. If you like it you may want to vote for me in ‘The People’s Choice’
Always a great day out with yummy food, music, crafts, performances and much more.
Darlington Hall and Oval
Owen Road, Darlington.
I am happy to be part of this new pop-up shop. You can see some of my paintings and I will also be showcasing my prints and cards here in the near future. A great mix of unique paintings, soaps, jewellery and so much more. My paintings are very reasonably priced…are you looking for the perfect Christmas present?
Pop in and say Hi to my characters.
“Our aim is to to build a creative hub at the 8th Ave Collective and create a great shopping destination known for our unique collection from local Western Australian Artists and Creatives while incorporating an eco-friendly approach and a creative community vibe.” 8th Ave Collective
67a Eighth Avenue, Maylands
Open Friday, Saturday , Sunday and Public Holidays
9.30-4
I will be holding my first solo exhibition at The Guildford Potters in June/July 2019 and would love
to see you there.
There will be a range of original art and prints. Something for everyone.
The Guildford Potters gallery is situated right in the middle of the heritage heart of Guildford
at 22 Meadow Street.
Between the restored Guildford Hotel and the historic Rose and Crown Hotel.
Lots of inviting cafes and enticing shops.
Come to the exhibition and have a day out too.
I can’t wait to see you x
Exhibition Curated by Nikki Mauri
More details following.
