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05/11/2024

In our latest issue: Zeina Kara Ali @@ zeina_k_a

Zeina Kara Ali, É Café, 2023. Acrylic on Canvas, 71 x 51cm. $1,300.

05/11/2024

In our latest issue: Sam J Lardner

Image:
Sam J Lardner, Kingslander, 2024. Impasto acrylic painting, 89 x 119.5 cm. $1200

03/11/2024

In our latest issue: Mush Brain

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03/11/2024

STAFF PICKS
The Art Edit team presents a selection of artists who have recently captured our attention.

1. Rob Broersen‘s delightful driftwood sculpture evokes joy and humour and will enhance the mood of any room.
'Deep Down', 2023. Wall hung sculpture created
from driftwood and found objects. 64 x 43 x 7cm. Courtesy: the artist

2. Created through the delicate, detailed art of stippling, Olly Hunter Wilson‘s work captivates and enchants.
'Angels Garden', 2023. Stippling artwork 42 x 59cm. Courtesy: the artist

3. Fernanda Pedroso creates striking, ethereal images with a primordial, yet contemporary feel.
'Earthly', 2023. Print on Hahnemühle PhotoRag, 100 x 66.53cm. Courtesy: the artist

4. Carlotta Hey’s work is pure elegance and would add understated glamour to any interior.
'Passing Season', 2024. Watercolour, pastel and pencil on paper. Touched up digitally, 42 x 59cm. Courtesy: the artist

01/11/2024

In our latest issue: Emily Sutherland
Emily Sutherland, Against All Odds, 2020. Oil painting, 101 x 101cm
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01/11/2024

The Etiquette of the Studio Visit
Rose of Sharon Leake examines the reasons collectors should take the initiative to meet artists in their workspaces, and outlines the dos and don’ts of such visits.

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Images:
1. Self-represented artist Amanda Forward opens her studio in Geraldton, Western Australia to the public. Photo: Oliver Thompson. Courtesy: the artist.
2. Tom Polo gives a studio tour as part of the Parramatta Artists’ Studios organisation, 2020. Photo: Jacquie Manning. Courtesy: Paramatta Artists’ Studio.
3. Marlene Harold, of the Yinjaa-Barni Art Aboriginal artist collective in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, painting on the verandah of Dalgety House. Photo: Claire Martin. Courtesy: the artist and Yinjaa-Barni Art.
4. Studio A artists Catherine McGuiness, Jaycee Kim and Emily Crockford at work at Studio A. Photo: Karla Hansen. Courtesy: Studio A.

31/10/2024

Costumes in Clay: Gerda Satunas
Gerda Satunas’ love of the rich European arts culture and history that surrounded her growing up in Lithuania, and a fascination for pattern in natural forms, inspired this series of ceramics. Almost alive with their sensuous, organic textures and regal with exquisite gold highlights, the vessels are a beautiful blend of decorative motifs from antiquity, fashion and nature.

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Images:
1. Gerda Satunas, Tiger Eye, 2023. Clay, glazes, gold lustre, 27 x 50cm. $5,500.
2. Gerda Satunas, Golden Midnight, 2023. 45 x 15cm. Clay, glazes, gold lustre. $2,500.
3. Gerda Satunas, Dancing Lines of Motion, 2023. Clay, glazes, gold lustre,
35 x 45cm. $7,800.
4. Gerda Satunas, Mountain Moss, 2023. Clay glazes gold lustre, 29 x 55cm. $8,500.
Courtesy: the artist.

30/10/2024

In our latest issue: TARA SCHYER .schyer.art

Reflections - Sacred Balance 1, 2024. Acrylic painting with pencil & ink 79 x 63cm framed in Oak, $2600

28/10/2024

In our latest issue: Gail Edmonds
Gail Edmonds is a distinguished and awardwinning artist based in Sydney, Director of the Art Gallery on Darling in Balmain. Gail’s “Man about Town” series is now being showcased at 10th Geoje International Art Festival in South Korea.

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Image:
‘Man about Town II,’ 635 x 940mm. Acrylic on canvas. $1100

27/10/2024

TO THE MAX
Two hotels on opposite sides of the Atlantic have brought the maximalist aesthetic to the fore with a bang. Broadwick Soho and Warren Street Hotel invite guests to explore their incredible art collections and be immersed in colour and design as part of a unique and memorable experience.

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Images:
1. The exuberant lobby of the Warren Street Hotel features Cristián Mohaded’s handwoven basketry Torres Flotantes at the window. Once upon a time by mixed media artist Sanaa Gateja hangs on the wall. At left is a black marble sculpture by Tony Cragg. Courtesy: Warren Street Hotel.
2. In Broadwick Soho’s bar Flute a Sebastian Black artwork hangs at left and a Laurie Maun at right. Courtesy: Broadwick Soho.
3. Broadwick Soho commissioned plates 170 to be made bespoke by Michaela Gall for the restaurant Dear Jackie. Courtesy: Broadwick Soho.
4. Key artworks hanging in the Warren Street Hotel restaurant are Walking the Dogs by Spanish artist, Ramiro; framed wool pieces depicting sailors at sea by Colin Millington and Beehives by Mimi de Biarritz. Courtesy: Warren Street Hotel
5. At the far end of the lift lobby of the Warren Street Hotel a piece by Sir Terry Frost and on the left-hand wall, a print by Joe Tilson. Wallpaper on the right-hand wall is called ‘Zig Zag’ from the new Kit Kemp x Christopher Farr collection. Courtesy: Warren Street Hotel.
6. Suspended over the bar and restaurant of the Warren Street Hotel is a sculpture in steel, bronze and plaster by Gareth Devonald Smith. Courtesy: Warren Street Hotel.

27/10/2024

In conversation with Sturt Krygsman
Sturt Krygsman‘s paintings draw attention to beauty and detail in nature’s compositions and aim to elicit appreciation for its magic.

"My work is inspired by the natural environment. I’m a bit of a greenie and care deeply about nature. I try to blend the surface messiness of the bush with the deeper, unseen, mystical/mythical side of it. I’d like the viewer to ask themselves, ”I wonder what magical thing would live there?” If the viewer sees our planet through different eyes, I will have done something to help." - Krygsman

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Images:
1. Artist Sturt Krygsman. Photo: Oliver van Leeuwen
2. Sturt Krygsman, Sky puddles, 2024. Oil painting, 120 x 60cm.
3. Sturt Krygsman, The memory of water, 2022. Oil painting, 91 x 61cm.
4. Sturt Krygsman, Sculpted stone, 2024. Oil painting, 102 x 76cm.
5. Sturt Krygsman, Muscle and bone, 2022. Oil painting, 61 x 92cm.
Courtesy: the artist

26/10/2024

In our latest issue: Light Works

Image:
George Mayer, Anima Portrait #8, 2020. Edition 2/12. Photography, 90 x 60 cm. $6600 unframed

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