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Exhibitions
JILL KEMPSON Places
EXHIBITION : Chrysalis Gallery is delighted to present PLACES an Exhibition of paintings by JILL KEMPSON
Kempson’s exhibition combines paintings inspired by journeys to France and Japan. Her imaginative conception of her subject and technical rendering of it give an atmospheric realism to these landscapes and street-scales.
“Jill Kempson is an artist who transcends the succession of styles and art genres. A key reason for this is Jill’s continuation of the artistic tradition of the Grand Tour. Thanks to her travels and her studies of the old masters, she has been able to assimilate, then go beyond, the ‘models’, while developing her own vision and style.” -- French curator, writer and researcher Partrick Le Chanu
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JOHN WALLER at the Sofitel Foyer Gallery Melbourne October 2013
On show now. CHRYSALIS is delighted to bring you a selection of signature works by this outstanding mid career artist. Includes Oils, Mixed Media and Etching. Open 7 days a week. Director Delwyn Freestone is at the Sofitel by appointment and looks foward to meeting you to there. Please call her to arrange a time
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GEORGE MATOULAS - The Inventions of Man
Opening Date Thursday 1st March 6 - 8 pmExhibition Open from Ist to 31st March 2012
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CRAIG BARRETT - EVERYMAN
Installation Currently on DisplayThe Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne
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CRAIG BARRETT Heartland
Opening Tuesday 30th OctoberDates 30th October to 21st November
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Exhibiting 42 recent paintings and drawings
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Tiffany McNab
'Midden' is comprised of watercolours and etchings which reveal her deep interest in the natural world expressed through still life compositions of found objects.View Exhibition
KRISTIN HEADLAM A Domestic Sublime
Exhibition dates: 1 September – 1 October 2011Kristin Headlam's exhibition A Domestic Sublime is comprised of a suite of etchings firmly based in the tradition of drawing.
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ANDREW GUNNELL Branch Limb and Line
Exhibition dates: 1 September – 1 OctoberComprised of more than 25 pieces ranging from large oils on canvas to small engravings on paper.
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David Moore Paintings 2010
The exhibition is comprised of 50 paintings, oil on canvas. All but a handful are still life paintings. In the two years since his last exhibition Moore has produced a body of work that addresses the nature of painting.View Exhibition
Ronnie & Louisa Lawson
An exhibition of works by senior members of the Lajamanu community, Ronnie & Louisa Lawson.View Exhibition
Deborah Klein - Natural Histories
In recent years Deborah Klein has been investigating traditional fairytales, mythology, fables and folklore. The paintings, drawings, linocuts and plaster masks that make up this exhibition emanate from her fascination and passion for her subject.View Exhibition
John Ryrie
Drawn from works made over the last 12 years the exhibition is comprised of 36 works and features 23 black and white linocuts, the hallmark of Ryrie’s oeuvre. John was awarded the Grand Prize in the 2009 Silk Cut Award.View Exhibition
Paula McLoughlin
In this series of etchings time and space are expansive - the observer becomes the sentinel as boats, lights and a runaway kite are dwarfed by the surface of the sea.View Exhibition
Tiffany McNab
Through the juxtaposition of unusual and often unexpected combinations of objects, animals, insects and environments, Tiffany’s images play with our expectation of the everyday.View Exhibition
5X5 - Jamie Boys, Andrew Gunnell, Robert Hawkins, Miranda Leighfield, Marise Maas
A vibrant collection of works demonstrating each artists strong engagement with their chosen mediums including drawing, painting, printmaking & sculpture.View Exhibition
Anita von Bibra
14 paintings based on Anita von Bibra's experience of the journey on the road from city to country.View Exhibition
Ian Armstrong - Selected Works from the Armstrong Collection
Featuring works from the Armstrong family collection, this exhibition is a rare opportunity to view and collect works by this acclaimed Australian artist. In opening the exhibition Helen Brack observed: "This exhibition has many tiny gems of painting, some wonderful concise sketches, and isn’t it interesting how Ian takes a straight depiction of a landscape, but transforms it by his particular use of lines."View Exhibition
Ian Armstrong, Kristin Headlam, Robert Jacks
Chrysalis is delighted to offer prints from the collected works of these three most accomplished printmakers.View Exhibition
Jim Pavlidis - Dream Home 2007
‘Dream Home’ is a series of portraits of Greek citizens who, having emigrated to Melbourne and spent many subsequent years here, decided to return to Greece permanently.View Exhibition
Jim Pavlidis - Piraeus, Girt by Sea
Piraeus, Girt by Sea continues my recent theme of Greek migration to Melbourne via two distinct bodies of work: Painted portraits of Greek-Melburnians, and prints based on poems by Tom Petsinis.View Exhibition
Jiri Tibor Novak - The Complete Gardener
The Complete Gardener, an exhibition by Jiri Tibor Novak. December, 2007View Exhibition
John Spooner - New Works 2007
The exhibition includes 15 acrylic works on canvas, a suite of etchings and drypoints, and 32 cartoons.View Exhibition
Summer Days 2011
The exhibition includes paintings, drawings, lithographs, etching, engraving and linocuts in a stimulating mix of genres and styles - a companionable group.View Exhibition
Flood Light 2011
The narrative and accompanying series of images in ‘Flood Light’ explore the process of an individual responding to a radically changing reality. The response is one of vulnerability and resilience rather than that of heroism and solutions.View Exhibition