Light Changes Everything
2 May 2025 - 30 May 2025
In a world with so much noise don’t be afraid to let your spark shine.
Paintings by Rachel Cross, Stu Doherty, Stewart Hambrett, Yvonne Kiely, Jane Whitfield, Tony Williams.
Rachel Cross, Shine, acrylic on canvas, 91cm x 61cm. $1,600
Rachel Cross, Shallows, acrylic on canvas, 91cm x 61cm. $1,600
Stu Doherty, Hanging Rock, watercolour on cotton paper, 65cm x 54cm. $1600
Stu Doherty, Kosciuszko, watercolour on cotton paper, 65cm x 54cm. $1600
Stewart Hambrett, Pushback, acrylic on canvas, 112cm x 137cm. $1800
Stewart Hambrett, Moving On, acrylic on canvas, 90cm x 120cm. $1,600
Yvonne Kiely, Spring Symphony, acrylic on canvas, 120cm x 120cm. $1650
Yvonne Kiely, Pause, acrylic on canvas, 76cm x 100cm. $850
Jane Whitfield, Where Time Stood Still, acrylic on canvas, 76cm x 76cm. $1900
Jane Whitfield, Lifetime of Seeing, acrylic on canvas, 120cm x 92cm. $1800
Tony Williams, Golden Silence, acrylic on canvas, 75cm x 76cm. $950
Tony Williams, Farm at Arakun, acrylic on canvas, 68cm x 74cm. $750
Previously at Luminance Gallery…
In This World and Another, Malcolm Harding explored similarities between scientific representation of the natural world and artistic abstraction.
“Many microscopic images have an uncanny similarity to their macroscopic counterparts. Often these images look more like art than science. This observation has captured my interest for many years and is expressed in my paintings through the use of shapes, marks, colours and textures that suggest things that exist in microscopic and macroscopic worlds.”
In If I had Known Above The Mountains Lies Eternal Sunshine I Never Would Have Stopped Climbing, Chris Proctor asked viewers to question their relationships with ambition and stillness - and reflect on the tension between the relentless pursuit of success and the quiet contentment of simply being.