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Dates

AUG 4 - SEP 3

Venue

Burrinja Gallery

Ches Mills, Rona Green & Joy Serwylo

3 distinct exhibitions from 3 Hills artists exploring the wonder of nature and humanity.

Ches Mills
AUG 4 - SEP 2 | Gallery 01
As a consequence of global warming our oceans are rising and becoming warmer endangering our current shoreline and reef ecologies. The art captures the beauty, complexities and wonder of the ecosystems and to emphasises the urgent need to protect them.

Rona Green
AUG 4 - AUG 30 | Gallery 02
Some they do and some they don't and some you just can't tell is an exhibition comprising fanciful hand coloured linocut prints of anthropomorphised native and introduced animals exploring ideas about the nature of individuality.

Joy Serwylo
 AUG 4 - AUG 30 | Gallery 03
Joy draws and paints and collages and constructs books and dioramas, trying to document the demise of our beautiful world while hoping there is still time to rescue it.

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Image Credits (from left to right)

Ches Mills, Treasured (detail), Acrylic, ink and gouache on linen, 120 cm x 120 cm
Rona Green, Submission Magician (detail), hand coloured linocut, 56 cm x 76 cm
Joy Serwylo, Untitled burnt book (detail), Deconstructed, burnt and rebound book, 20 cm X 14 cm

Dates

SEP 5 - SEP 27

Venue

Burrinja Gallery 01

 

Mary Tonkin | Ramble

An inspiring exhibition of art by a notable practitioner of en plein air painting. Ramble brings together three images from Mary Tonkin.

Plunge in, Kalorama 2019 is a sensuous response to the memory of swimming while Madre, Kalorama 2008 is the embracing form of a single monumental tree. Ramble, Kalorama 2017-19 is an immersive wall painting that is the culmination of ten years of working around the problem of how to convey the somewhat episodic nature of looking, the manner in which the nature of the spaces experienced unfolds over time. All three images were created en plein air in the bush.

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Image Credit: Mary Tonkin, Ramble, Kalorama 2017-2019 (detail)  © The artist and courtesy Australian Galleries, Melbourne and Sydney

Dates

SEP 5 - SEP 28

Venue

Burrinja Gallery 03

 

New Acquisitions | Burrinja Collection

This exhibition celebrates new acquisitions to the Collection, many of which have been generously donated by artists and collectors.

Highlights include donations of Lin Onus prints from the Snir family, Patsy Lilpunda paintings by Anton McMurray and a Woodblock Print from Burrinja Climate Change Biennale Award Winner Chris Lawry.

 

Image Credit: LIN ONUS (1948-1996), Pawns-Yellow 2000 screenprint, (detail) ed.2/20, 40 x 60cm (image); 56 x 76cm (paper) Donated through the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program in memory of Lin Onus.

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