Giles Alexander (Aust)

Since immigrating to Australia Giles Alexander has gained
considerable attention and commercial success here in
Australia and overseas. Giles has been short-listed for both major
Australian portrait prizes – the Archibald and the Moran as well
as appearing in several international art fairs, including Melbourne
Art Fair, the London Art Fair, and ArtHK in Hong Kong. He was also
listed as one of the 50 most collectable artists in Australia in
2011.

His passion for old masters, and the aspirations of old-world
traditions are visible in each of his highly resolved, resin surfaced
paintings. Giles' commitment to the craft of painting is a
wonderful counterpoint to a society that wants everything now.
An artist not to be missed!

EXHIBITION: 9 25 February, 2012

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More Real than Real

Exhibition to be held during the Adelaide Festival; More Real
than Real: Realist Painters from USA and Canada.

EXHIBITION: 1 - 17 March, 2012

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Scott Marr (Australian)

Cargo
Pyrography, eucalypt bark wash, liquid chlorophyll, ochres,
coriopsis flower wash and plane tree charcoal
23 x 33 cm

EXHIBITION: 21 March - 5 April, 2012

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Camilla Tadich (Aust)

1.19 am, Cooper Pedy
Oil on Linen
30 x 40 cm

Award winner, Waterhouse Prize 2011 (Category A, Painting)

EXHIBITION: 2012

Sam Leach (Australian)

2010 Archibald and Wynn prize winner, and one of Australia's
most recognised contemporary artists.

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Michael Jeffery (Australian)

Michael Jeffery's collages of dried skins, or sheets of paint cut
to resemble bricks within a wall, or perhaps topographic views
of an urban landscape.

Michael's career contunues to bloom following successful shows
in Adelaide and around Australia.

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Klaus Gutowski (Aust)

Hunting Season

Stoneware terra sigillata, gold leaf, 84 x 40 x 56 cm

Klaus is a recent graduate from TAFE SA Adelaide College of
the Arts and one of only two Australian ceramicists to be selected
to appear in the prestigious international ceramic exhibition in
Alcora, Spain and finalist 2010 Helpmann Academy Graduate Show.

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Jeremy Piert (Aust)

Jeremy's canvases are clean, elegant and fun, making his witty
and at times painful insights palatable and accessible.

Jeremy has the artistic skills to gently convey his message,
and the intellect and youth to make sure you hear what he has to say.

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Matt Burgess (Australian, born 1985)

Adelaide artist, Matt Burgess, will be presenting a selection of
unique moulded glass sculpture, created using the hand carved,
lost wax technique. 

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Kim Buck (Aust)

Adelaide visual artists, Kim Buck, was one of fifteen finalists selected
for highly prestigious National Youth Self Portrait Prize
held at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, 2009.

:: ABC's Stateline interviews Kim Buck about her work > view video
:: Winner Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Award, 2010, Helpmann Academy

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