Win Moser: Clues and Traces

Opening night celebrations

Exhibition for the month of March

Darling River Country

Nature Boy by Paul Oswin: Exhibition for February

Paul Oswin in front of two amazingly detailed large scale
watercolour and ink works



Artist Book "The Mallee" by Paul Oswin



View of Gallery space



Murray Cray
Watercolour and ink on paper



Opening night festivities



Murray Cod
Watercolour and ink on paper

View of framed works by Paul
See more of Pauls work available for sale or purchase at
 https://www.pauloswinart.com/

Lyn McDonald: The Yard and Beyond Exhibition for July

Artist Statement

Stepping out of my house and into the streets of Mildura, the nature

strips and plants that adorn the centre of the roads are predominantly

eucalypts of various species. This move by the council over many

years is strategic in merging the City with the majestic red gums of the

riverfront, which give Mildura its unique environment. How can this be

transformed into Art?

I use the bark and leaves of eucalyptus to give colour and imprints to

my textile works. A process that I call Eco-Alchemy, reflecting the

natural environment.

Natural plant dyed scarves

Installation view, hand-felted silk and wool jacket

Eucalypt on linen

Silk Forest Installation View

Materials for dying of fabrics and prints

Detail from Silk Forest 1-9

Opening night: Sandra Tierney

Nature’s Kaleidoscope

Artist statement

My artistic journey.  

I have always loved to be creative but did not pursue painting passionately until in my late 40’s when I completed a course in drawing and painting at MADEC Mildura and learnt to paint with watercolours. I pursued this for a few years then stopped painting for around 15 years and have only taken in up again in the last two years. I changed to Acrylics for I love their boldness and versatility.

Inspiration.   I am mainly inspired by the colours and textures of Nature.

I just paint as I see things and try to include detail and am happy at times to leave feint little paint blobs, dribbles and brush strokes that can be visible in my work as I like the subdued textural effect.

My painting aim is to create something to let the mind relax and connect with the subject on the canvas evoking a sense of pleasure.

Opening night: Sandra and her family in front of one of her
treasured works

Title: The cleaners, Zebras with oxpecker birds,
acrylic on canvas    

Title: Lovelights, White Camellias, acrylic on canvas

Title: Detail from Come and play.  Silver birch trees and
red foxes in the snow, acrylic on canvas    

Title: Detail from Snack Time. A large Fantasy Fish,
acrylic on canvas

Title: Detail from Floating Together. Blue spotted Jelly fish,
acrylic on canvas