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Shelly Beach Sunrise. Caloundra. Qld

Oil, 24.4in (W) x 11.8in (H)

$630

Blue sky, blue ocean, green trees, white clouds, red shed, beach sand

A Blue Sky Day. Golden Beach. Caloundra.Qld

Oil, 10in (W) x 8in (H)

$490

Green gumtrees,reflection in water, cows in the landscape

Avalon Lake. Pomona . Qld

Oil, 17.7in (W) x 19.7in (H)

$770

Blue sky, blue green water, white clouds, brown rocks, white waves

Rock Pools. Shelley Beach. Caloundra. Qld

Oil, 13in (W) x 8.3in (H)

$490

Catherine Jaktman - Curator

Canberra

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Catherine Jaktman - Curator

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Christine West - Minyma Tjuta - Cat No X913-14

Acrylic, 54.3in (W) x 46.5in (H)

$7,310

Judith Nungarrayi Marting - Brush-tail Possum Dreaming

Catherine Jaktman - Curator

Acrylic, 42.1in (W) x 29.9in (H)

$1,880

Pauline Napangardi Gallagher - Mina Mina Jukurrpa (Mina Mina Dreaming)

Catherine Jaktman - Curator

Acrylic, 72.1in (W) x 48in (H)

$4,700

Kate Wise

Haddon, Victoria

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Looking through trees to green water and rocky horizon.

Through The Trees Autumn Gold

Acrylic, 35.8in (W) x 35.8in (H)

$2,660

Abstract seascape with twisting tree trunks and blocks of colour

Through the trees is the wild blue sea

Acrylic, 35.8in (W) x 35.8in (H)

$2,660

A seascape with apricot, copper and blue trees and sky with a bright cerulean sea.

Through The Trees, Cerulean Dream

Acrylic, 17.9in (W) x 17.9in (H)

$500

Pale gum trees edging still water in a green and gold landscape

Through The Trees Mt Emu Creek Skipton

Acrylic, 18.1in (W) x 24in (H)

$680

Joey kuoat

Sydney

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Siren song

Acrylic, 23.6in (W) x 31.5in (H)

$828

$92010% Off

Bird

Acrylic, 23.6in (W) x 31.5in (H)

$810

$90010% Off

You finish where you started

Acrylic, 23.6in (W) x 31.5in (H)

$909

$1,01010% Off

Behemoth

Acrylic, 11.8in (W) x 15.8in (H)

$500

Phillip McKay

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Cradle Mountain, as its never been seen before.

Cradle Mountaon ( Recomposed)

Oil, 40.2in (W) x 36.2in (H)

$4,878

$5,42010% Off

Collapse

Oil, 27.6in (W) x 19.7in (H)

$2,400

A large work built up through a succession of 6 or 7 glazing layers oil paints. Utilising a broad pallete including alizarin crimson, prussian blue, titanium white, yellow ochre and more!

Beginning Again

Oil, 60.2in (W) x 60.2in (H)

$11,400

Barn Bluff

Oil, 36.2in (W) x 36.2in (H)

$5,661

$6,29010% Off

Carolyn Stephens

Macedon Ranges, Victoria

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Spring #1

Acrylic, 24in (W) x 20.1in (H)

$560

Summer Storm

Acrylic, 19.7in (W) x 19.7in (H)

$560

Australian Wildflowers #2

Acrylic, 11.8in (W) x 23.6in (H)

$470

Australian wildflowers

Acrylic, 19.7in (W) x 23.6in (H)

$600

Linda Neil

Country NSW

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Almost Winter

Acrylic, 25.2in (W) x 25.2in (H)

$930

Pink Flowers

Acrylic, 24in (W) x 18.1in (H)

$730

Jungle Dreaming

Acrylic, 23.6in (W) x 15.8in (H)

$780

After Mexico

Acrylic, 25.2in (W) x 25.2in (H)

$810

Wendi Leigh

With my bio

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Cloud Surfing

Acrylic, 17.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

$640

The narrative in this work embraces the psychological guise of riding alone through significant emotional stressors, overcoming the storm, and seeing the light.
The indiscriminate brush strokes suggest ‘fight or flight’. The solo tree reflects its soul in the storms’ offerings as one of beauty and self-love. The rider has overcome the worst and journeys into the light of acceptance.

After the Storm

Oil, 37in (W) x 31.1in (H)

$1,404

$1,56010% Off

“Surfing the Internet: An introduction,” was published in the Wilson Library Bulletin. Polly was sitting at her computer, in the act of browsing from one page to another, thinking about what title to use when she looked down at her mousepad. There was a surfer, a wave, and the phrase, Information surfing. “I said, 'That's my metaphor." This is a humorous take on the literal meaning of Surfing the Net!
I’m sure our intelligent Magpies are enjoying the ride!

Surfing the Net

Acrylic, 17.7in (W) x 17.7in (H)

$640

Though art itself can’t stop people from fighting and dying from hunger, it can still help promote empathy and compassion, and bring solace in times of distress.

I found myself drawing parallels to current life in small Australian city suburbia. Appearances can be deceptive or untrue, and “All is not as it seems” suggests that there is much more to life in this messed up world than meets the eye, implying hidden depths or contradictions within what we see and hear from the media.

My work is created to bring hope and joy to the viewer in an otherwise anxious society

All is Not as it Seems

Acrylic, 37in (W) x 25.2in (H)

$1,470

Jane Grierson

Western Australia

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A young girl sits on blue steps with a black cat on her lap watching another cat

Philly and the ghost cat

Acrylic, 22.8in (W) x 28.4in (H)

$930

A factory of tanks, intricate piping and chimneys emitting white smoke or steam against a black night sky

Night Works

Drawing, 26in (W) x 20.9in (H)

$570

Three stone sculptors in full PPE using angle grinders to carve a large stone, in the process creating clouds of grey dust

The Stonemen

Drawing, 26.4in (W) x 21.3in (H)

$570

A bowl with discarded mask is partially covered by a diagonal shadow

Breathe

Oil, 17.4in (W) x 13.5in (H)

$1,030

Jo Moloney

Melbourne

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A minimalist painting featuring two stylised birds in terracotta and muted green against a light neutral background. The birds are depicted with simple, rounded shapes, small black dot eyes, and thin straight legs. The green bird stands slightly in front of the terracotta bird, their beaks nearly touching, suggesting a connection or interaction. The design is clean and geometric, focusing on form and colour contrast.

Love Birds 1

Acrylic, 15.8in (W) x 19.7in (H)

$600

Birds (Trio)

Acrylic, 15.8in (W) x 19.7in (H)

$600

Framework (Radiance)

Acrylic, 23.6in (W) x 35.4in (H)

$1,070

Framework (Ochre)