As an art consultant, curator, and artist advocate, I enjoy connecting artists and appreciative audiences.
For clients I provide a comprehensive range of professional services, including art consulting, picture framing, picture hanging and art installation and art restoration.
My practice is grounded in a commitment to supporting artists while helping clients create their own beautiful and meaningful home, office, or corporate environments. This achieved by carefully considered artworks and imaginative and thoughtful presentation.
Exhibitions
Chris Browne
Three Stages of Uncertainty
oil on linen on board
25 x 30 cm
Penelope Oates
Mist Settling
ink, acrylic, soldering iron on board
120 x 120 cm
Anna Glynn
Eurotipodes Awaiting – Kangaroo & Sofa
2023
Archival photomontage on cotton rag paper
Edition of 7 plus 2 artist’s proofs
100 x 84cm / 103 x 87cm framed
This work includes references to ‘Sydney Harbour Looking West’, 1848, by Jacob Janssen.
From archives and public collections Glynn digitally captured colonial paintings, furniture, sculptures, flora and fauna. Combining these images with contemporary nature photography, Glynn creates multilayered imagery. A world of fantasia, a place on the cusp of reality and imagination.
Hadyn Wilson
New Possibilities
mixed media on marine ply and Canson paper
120 x 85 cm
Michael Kelly
The End of the Day
oil on board
160 x 192 cm
Paul Kay
Continuation
Made from two pieces of Malaysian Jelutong glued together on edge
Sealed with clear polyurethane and coloured acrylics
43 x 31 x 5 cm
Natasha Junmanee
Moonlight Orchids
oil on board
56 x 45 cm
Sharon Moroney
Sforzando
soft pastel
62.5 x 45 cm / framed 83 x 65.5 cm
Shelley McLean
Rippled Reflections
soft pastel
43.5 x 31.5 cm - image size
64.5 x 52.5 cm - framed
Rippled Reflections
The surface of the river is always shifting, with reflections that move and change in mesmerizing patterns, catching the summer light of the Australian bush. The Potholes Reserve and Bargo River, Tahmoor, are places I often return to. This painting invites quiet reflection and a gentle moment of calm.
Angeline Goh
Petals and Small Witnesses
wood, acrylic paint and resin
H: 110 cm L: 120 cm D: 12 cm
The petals speak to softness, bloom and impermanence, the birds act as quiet witnesses, present, attentive (some not so much) and alert to subtle shifts in their surroundings. Through this arrangement, I explore balance and stillness, inviting the viewer to slow down and notice the quiet relationships between fragility and permanence, life and pause.
Michael Vaynman
Sisters
bronze
30 x 30 x 30 cm