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Young Artist Award 2020 Finalists

The Royal Queensland Art Society would like to congratulate the finalists of the Young Artist Award 2020.

The exhibition is on show in the Petrie Terrace Gallery until Sunday 4th October 2020, and online below.

For full details on winners including judge Andrew Bonneau’s comments please click here

Prize winners – Section 1: 18-30yrs

  • The Myth of Cad Goddeau by Brittany Blackie Pen & Watercolour 30x42cm *FIRST PRIZE*SOLD*
  • Tuesday Evening (faasina) by Peter Stevens Oil $475 45x65cm *SECOND PRIZE*
  • Old Mill Road #1 by Penelope Dryden Acrylic $150 61x92cm *HIGHLY COMMENDED*SOLD*
  • No 2 To Uncreate by Zosia Zoltkowski Acrylic on Canvas $1310 118x80cm *COMMENDED*SOLD*

Finalists

  • My Youth by Benjamin Dutton Drawing $850 60x84cm
  • The Satellite Dish by Peter Stevens Oil $550 90x60cm
  • Sunflower Fields On the Train to Seville by Kate Piekutowski Hand Painted Etching with Gold Leaf $1250 70cm
  • No.1 To Uncreate by Zosia Zoltkowski Acrylic on Canvas $1310 118x80cm
  • No.3 To Uncreate by Zosia Zoltkowski Acrylic on Canvas $1620 140x90cm
  • No.4 To Uncreate by Zosia Zoltkowski Acrylic on Canvas $1310 118x80cm
  • The Lake by Jim Martin Acrylic $1400 80x50cm

Prize winners – Section 2: 17yrs & under

  • The Waiting by Chloe Liu Acrylic $450 60x46cm *FIRST PRIZE*
  • Emotions by Lilah McMahon Pencil NFS 42cm
    *HIGHLY COMMENDED*
  • Contemplation by Katura Halleday Pastel $1000 75x50cm *COMMENDED*

Finalists

  • Stormy Pukehina by Grace Swan Acrylic $40 26x21cm *SOLD*
  • Sunset on the Farm by Grace Swan Acrylic $60 40cm
  • Beach Front View by Grace Swan Acrylic $50 26x21cm
  • Rainbows Gather Colours Chatter by Annabelle Campbell Watercolour $60 39cm
  • Curiosity by Annabelle Campbell Pastels $75 21cm
  • Little Banksia Man by Annabelle Campbell Watercolour Pencils $75 21cm
  • Cockatoos of Countless Colour by Annabelle Campbell Watercolour Pencils $45 42cm *SOLD*
  • Freedom in Africa by Katura Halleday Pastel NFS 75x50cm
  • Roses of Light by Matika Halleday Acrylic $1000 75x75cm
  • Windswept Beach by Matika Halleday Acrylic $1500 102x102cm
  • White Flower by Matika Halleday Acrylic $1500 40x40cm
  • Cheers to Female Halleday by Katura Halleday Pastel NFS 70x50cm
  • Boat on Water by Katura Halleday Acrylic $1000 75x70cm
  • 102 Years Young by Matika Halleday Mixed Media NFS 50cm
  • Mellow by Jonathon Smith Oil $800 60x50cm

Winners – Biennial 2020

Announcing the Prize Winners for the RQAS Biennial Exhibitions 2020 – Queensland Figurative and Young Artist Award.

Congratulations to all artists who entered these Exhibitions and a very special mention to those who were awarded prizes and commendations! Judged by Andrew Bonneau the standard was incredibly high across all sections of the Biennial.

See the full exhibition in the Petrie Terrace Gallery until 4th October.

To view the full Queensland Figurative Exhibition online click here

To view the full Young Artist Award Exhibition online click here

QUEENSLAND FIGURATIVE

First Prize

Punktverschiebung (Point Shift) by Ryan Daffurn

Oil and Wax on Linen $5000  120x84cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: A clear and sophisticated understanding of form. An evocative atmosphere with multiple light sources. A very clearly defined rational yet somewhat irrational space. A narrative that keeps you engaged – the logic of a dream. 

Second Prize

Sunshine Lady by Purple Change

Watercolour

$600  40x58cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Great sense of colour balance, engagement with the model and huge variety of watercolour  brushwork. 

Third Prize

Yaron in the Studio by David Fenoglio

Oil on Linen, Mounted on Panel

$5000   90cm

JUDGES COMMENTS:  Great sense of atmosphere and active brushwork. 

Highly Commended

Missy & Stan by Steve Gorman

Oil on Canvas

$1200   45x60cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Excellent use of horizontal and diagonal in the composition. There is a beautiful sense of connection too. 

Commended

Admiration by Rachelle Kavanagh

Oil on Canvas 

$3000  122x94cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Fascinating contrast between the space in the room and the paintings on the wall. 

Commended

Dreaming by Philip Davis

Acrylic  $2500  

92cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Excellent foreshortening. Sense of form suggested with line.  Colour used in a more emotional way. 

YOUNG ARTIST AWARD

Section 1: 18-30yrs

First Prize

The Myth of Cad Goddeau by Brittany Blackie

Pen & Watercolour 

30x42cm    **SOLD**

JUDGES COMMENTS: Masterful use of hatching, fascinating organic forms and an almost hidden narrative. 

Second Prize

Tuesday Evening (faasina) by Peter Stevens

Oil  $475

45x65cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Mysterious sense of narrative and atmosphere. 

Highly Commended

Old Mill Road #1 by Penelope Dryden

Acrylic  $150

61x92cm **SOLD**

JUDGES COMMENTS: Great attention paid to reflected light and varieties of surface. 

Commended

No. 2 To Uncreate by Zosia Zoltkowski

Acrylic  on Canvas $1310 

118x80cm **SOLD**

JUDGES COMMENTS: Subtle use of translucency and gesture. Evocative and intelligent use of red. 

Section 2: 17yrs & Under

First Prize

The Waiting by Chloe Liu

Acrylic  $450

60x46cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Terrific integration of the figure and landscape. Great use of a variety of blues and evocation of different textures. 

Highly Commended

Emotions by Lilah McMahon

Pencil  NFS   42cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: A great observation of the particular forms of the hands. 

Commended

Contemplation by Katura Halleday

Pastel  $1000

75x50cm

JUDGES COMMENTS: Very subtle use of modelling on the face. 

The Royal Queensland Art Society is proudly supported by

Brisbane City Council

Queensland Figurative 2020 Finalists

The Royal Queensland Art Society would like to congratulate the finalists of the Queensland Figurative 2020 on their selection. The panel endeavoured to assemble a strong collection of artworks from a very competitive field that depicted the figure with a focus on how it was integrated into the composition.

The exhibition is on show in the Petrie Terrace Gallery until Sunday 4th October 2020, and online below.

For full details on winners including judge Andrew Bonneau’s comments please click here

Prize winners

  • Punktverschiebung (Point Shift) by Ryan Daffurn
    Oil and Wax on Linen $5000 120x84cm
    *FIRST PRIZE*
  • Sunshine Lady by Purple Chang
    Watercolour $600 40x58cm
    *SECOND PRIZE*
  • Yaron in the Studio by David Fenoglio
    Oil on Linen, Mounted on Panel $5000 90cm
    *THIRD PRIZE*
  • Missy and Stan by Steve Gorman
    Oil on Canvas $1200 45x60cm
    *HIGHLY COMMENDED*
  • Dreaming by Philip Davis
    Acrylic $2500 92cm
    *COMMENDED*
  • Admiration by Rachelle Kavanagh
    Oil on Canvas $3000 122x94cm
    *COMMENDED*

Finalists

  • Bushfire Grief by Rochelle Alahendra
    Oil on Canvas $1700 75x100cm
  • Kaba Minai Dana Garka: Dr Ken Thaiday by Brian Robinson
    Acrylic on Canvas $16000 118x86cm
  • Argentina by Tony Walker
    Watercolour & Gouache $2200 74x54cm
  • The Wandering Monarch by R.E.K
    Mixed Media $1740 65x95cm
  • Beach Life by Suzanne Kelleher
    Acrylic $1465 122x122cm
  • Tony & Poppy by Robin Finlay
    $1500 89x70cm
  • I’ve Seen That Face Before by Alan Morrison
    Acrylic  $3750 90cm
  • Go Figure by Helen Creed
    Mixed Media $1500 76cm
  • Hidden Vexation by James Stickland Oil on Canvas $7600 160x132cm
  • Looking Forward Looking Back by Lynne Parfitt
    Acrylic $2000 70cm
  • Repose by Ronita Wilbert
    Pastel $1200 85x65cm
  • A Quiet Afternoon by Ineke Hartman
    Oil on Canvas $800 92x61cm
  • The Ladies Will Love This Shirt by Trish McColl
    Acrylic on Canvas $950 93x93cm
  • Beauty & Power by Garry Dolan
    Oil $1200 52x70cm
  • Ive Got The List by Trish McColl
    Acrylic on Canvas $950 93x93cm
  • Ballerina by Allan Green
    Oil on Canvas $1200 120x120cm
  • Haven, Let Sleep the Dogs of War by Garry Dolan
    Oil $2800 120x80cm
  • When You Need a Friend by Stephen Hillier
    Oil   $2500 79x77cm
  • Harlequin by Liz Jordan
    Acrylic & Pastel $850 53x76cm
  • Mumma’s Child by Andrea Verheesen
    Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
    $13,000  91x122cm
  • Studio by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $1000 62cm
  • The Reader by Carolyn Morgan
    Oil $2000 80x100cm
  • Cheyenne by Purple Chang
    Oil  $800 45cm
  • Chefs of Lyon by Graham Hook
    Oil $2500 104x80cm
  • Memento by Dita Angeles
    $8100 97x131cm
  • Terra Nullius by Otto Schmidinger
    Oil $6000 76x78cm
  • Pellegrini’s – The Last Coffee by Casey Charles
    Oil on Canvas $4200 150x120cm
  • Taking Orders by Graham Hook
    Oil $2500 104x80cm
  • Total Mayhem by Liubov Chekunova
    Oil $3500 90cm
  • For Sale by Otto Schmidinger
    Oil $6000 100x76cm
  • The Olden Days by The Self Conscious Extrovert
    Oil on Canvas $1890 66x66cm
  • Elizabeth by Otto Schmidinger
    Oil $7000 100x100cm
  • The View by Steven Gorman
    Oil on Canvas $1600 50x50cm
  • The Siblings by Diane Green
    Oil on Canvas $3000 91x84cm
  • Georgie by Nadia Vargas
    Oil $3990 101cm
  • Egress by Julia Fuglsang
    Oil on Canvas $890 76x153cm
  • The Landscape Fights Back by Jane Booty
    Oil & Acrylic $980 122x63cm
  • Resilient by Shereen Mahmoud
    Mixed Media on Canvas $5800 91x122cm
  • Mac Campbell by Glen Gillard
    Oil $4000 100x100cm
  • Lived in the Same House His Whole Life by Carolyn Morgan Oil $2000 100x100cm
  • Hanging Frieda by Mel Hayton
    Acrylic & Oil on Board $1600 61x92cm
  • Pillars by Mark Feiler
    Oil $3500 85x87cm
  • Isolation Blues by Steven Gorman
    Oil on Canvas $3500 100x120cm

Finalists 2020

Bushfire GriefRochelle Alahendra
MementoDita Angeles
The Landscape Fights BackJane Booty
CheyennePurple Chang
Sunshine LadyPurple Chang
Pellegrini’s – The Last CoffeeCasey Charles
Total MayhemLiubov Chekhunova
Go FigureHelen Creed
Punktverschiebung (Point Shift)Ryan Daffurn
DreamingPhilip Davis
Haven, let sleep the dogs of warGarry Dolan
Beauty and PowerGarry Dolan
The Olden DaysThe Self Conscious Extrovert
PillarsMark Feiler
Yaron in the studioDavid Fenoglio
TonyRobin Finlay
EgressJulia Fuglsang
Mac CampbellGlen Gillard
The ViewSteven Gorman
Missy and StanSteven Gorman
Isolation BluesSteven Gorman
BallerinaAllan Green
The SiblingsDiane Green
A Quiet AfternoonIneke Hartman
Hanging FrediaMelinda Hayton
When you need a friendStephen Hillier
Chefs of LyonGraham Hook
Taking OrdersGraham Hook
StudioPeter Hubbard
HarlequinLiz Jordan
AdmirationRachelle Kavanagh
Beach LifeSuzanne Kelleher
Resilient Shereen Mahmoud
I’ve Got The ListPatricia McColl
The Ladies Will Love This ShirtPatricia McColl
The ReaderCarolyn Morgan
Lived in the same house his whole lifeCarolyn Morgan
I’ve Seen That Face Before Alan Morrison
Looking Forward Looking BackLynne Parfitt
The Wandering Monarch Robert Kerswell
Kaba Minai Dana Garka: Dr Ken ThaidayBrian Robinson
ElizabethOtto Schmidinger
Terra NulliusOtto Schmidinger
For SaleOtto Schmidinger
Hidden VexationJames Stickland
GeorgieNadia Vargas
Mumma’s childMrs. Andrea Verheesen
ArgentinaTony  Walker
ReposeRonita Wilbert

Tickets to Closing Event and Panel Discussion:

$10 bookings essential via Eventbrite: https://biennial_gala.eventbrite.com.au

Winners – Abstraction 2020

Untitled I (Deliberate Pictures Series) by Natalie Lavelle

$2800 Acrylic and Thread on Canvas 105cm

JUDGES COMMENTS:

Above all other works in the exhibition, this painting connects directly with the origins of Western abstraction from the 1910s and -20s. In so doing, it exhibits lessons learned from early adherents such as Kazimir Malevich and Theo van Doesburg. Echoing Japanese and Chinese calligraphy, Natalie’s single sweeping brush stroke is at once deliberate and controlled — yet has a looseness that provides both movement and tension to the picture. The vertical string-line bisecting the picture plane adds a note of formality and provides a reference against which the viewer might contemplate placement of the large shadowy brush stoke upon the painting’s brilliant white rectangular ground. 

Second Prize

Thereabouts by Helen Creed

$650 91x91cm Acrylic

JUDGES COMMENTS:

This painting is a rare bird — that is, one which works as well hung on a diagonal as it does on the square. Reminiscent of knitting or Indigenous weaving patterns, the tricolour stripes, in progressively darker tones from front to back, give the painting an impression of depth and airiness. The warm tones of Helen’s painting are inviting while the imperfect straight lines provide an elasticity filled with tension. 

Third Prize

Night Market by Kim Lowry

$250 51x61cm Acrylic on Canvas

JUDGES COMMENTS:

Straddling pure abstraction and physical reality, this tonal study of light in relation to objects could only exist in modern times. Devoid of gesture, the flatly painted areas of merged and fragmented shapes play with notions of focus and depth of field in a photographic sense. The modest size of Kim’s painting is appropriate for its humble subject matter and probably wouldn’t have worked as well on a larger scale. 

PEOPLES CHOICE: Winner

LCS.1 by Petalia Humphreys

$950 90x90cm Acrylic on Plywood

Previous Abstraction Winners

Click on the links below to view previous winners of Abstract Exhibitions held at the Petrie Terrace Gallery

Abstraction 2019 – Be Bolder

2018-Abstract-Exhibition

Abstract Exhibition 2018

Elements 2020 Online

The Royal Queensland Art Society invites you to enjoy our Elements Exhibition. Artists were asked to respond to the title theme ‘Elements’. This exhibition features works in a variety of styles and media. View in person at the Petrie Terrace Gallery until Sunday 30th of August or Online below.

If you would like to purchase a painting please contact the Petrie Terrace Gallery on 3367 1977 Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-3:30pm.

Exhibition Entries

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  • A Cold Winters Night by Giovanna Scott
    Acrylic, Collage & Machine Stitching $350 28x36cm
  • Like Mother Like Daughter by Bill Gale Stainless Steel & Wood $1200 160cm
  • Reflection by Di Cox Acrylic on Linen $1450 122x61cm
  • Fragments of Me by Jenny Lang
    Acrylic $250 77x77cm
  • Fallout by David Ladley Oil $1495 90x76cm
  • The Boat That We Row by Jenny Lang
    Acrylic $300 77x77cm
  • Element of Innocence by Susan Margaret
    Wood & Copper Sculpture 35x20x120
  • Realms of Memory by Jenny Lang
    Acrylic $300 77x77cm
  • Out of the Shadows by Giovanna Scott
    Acrylic, Collage & Machine Stitching $350 28x36cm
  • Schrodingers Cat is Alive by Owen Hutchison
    Woodcut $360 45x65cm **SOLD**
  • Horses by Mariann Grigore
    Oil $500 60x40cm
  • And He Separated the Waters from the Dry Ground by Elisabeth Ruiz
    Acrylic $290 60x60cm
  • Hangover by Katia Strounina
    Oil $295 20x25cm
  • Platypus by Muriel Milleret
    Oil & Enamel on Canvas $399 40x51cm
  • A Collection of Fallen Things by Katia Strounina
    Oil $1600 40x50cm
  • Rockwall, Southport by Paul Anthony
    Acrylic on Board $300 47x32cm
  • Habitat by Laura Phillips
    Oil on Board $1000 1010x63cm
  • A Snack by Katia Strounina
    Oil $295 20x25cm
  • Blue Spoon by Marianne Grigore
    Acrylic $400 60x60cm
  • Dracaena and Chillagoe Crucibles by Peter Kowalenko
    Oil on Canvas $450 40x50cm
  • Elemental Rocks by Cecily Greaves
    Oil on Canvas 60x40cm
  • Trottersim by Allan Innes
    Digitally Assembled Drawing $390 50x50cm
  • Panic Attack by Shereen Mahmoud
    Acrylic on Canvas $2800 91x122cm
  • Greenhouse Earth by Owen Hutchison
    Woodcut $300 60x42cm
  • Elements by Russell Solomon
    Wood & Wire Sculpture $450 90x45x45
  • Glasshouse Mountains by David Ladley
    Oil $895 45x74cm
  • Sand, Stone & Fish Scales by Alan Innes
    Digitally Assembled Drawing $390 50x50cm
  • Australia Fair by Noreen Walsh
    Acrylic Paint & Impasto Gel $295 61x76cm
  • Black Wave by Zygmunt Libucha
    Marble Sculpture $4500 60x49x20cm
    **SOLD**
  • Azalea K at Wagner’s, Pinkenba by Peter Kowalenko
    Oil on Canvas $650 61x91cm
  • Sploosh by Mel Mons Wolff
    Porcelain Sculptures $30 each piece 10x3cm
    **SOLD**
  • Late Afternoon by David Ladley
    Oil $995 75x85cm
  • Fire Spirit by Luella Price
    Oil, Paint & Resin $2500
  • Deep Creek by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $2700 94x124cm
  • Earth and Air by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $550 40x50cm
  • Freefall by Karen Collins
    Oil on Canvas $650 76x50cm
  • Elements by Joanne Heath
    Oil & Acrylic $500 64x48cm
  • By Quiet Streams by Holly Harper
    Oil on Wood $1500 50x500cm

Exhibiting Artists

Paul Anthony
Karen Collins
Joy Connell
Di Cox
Robyn Davies
Bill Gale
Cecily Greaves
Mariane Grigore
Christine Groh
Holly Harper
Joanne Heath
Peter Hubbard
Owen Hutchinson
Alan Innes
Peter Kowalenko
David Ladley
Jenny Lang
Zygmunt Libucha
Shereen Mahmoud
Susan Margaret
Muriel Milleret
Mel Mons Wolff
Laura Phillips
Luella Price
Elisabeth Ruiz
Giovanna Scott
Russell Solomon
Ekaterina Strounina
Beverley Tainton
Vashti-Sita
Noreen Walsh

Winners – Members Annual 2020

Best Artwork

Still Life #368 by Laura Phillips

Oil Painting $2000 101x91cm

JUDGES COMMENTS:

This is a successful elaboration of a simple yet engaging idea: an arrangement of rectangles as a foil for organic forms. This painting’s firm sense of design is complemented by an equally rigorous colour scheme. The play of positive and negative shape and decorative pattern across the picture surface is reconciled with well observed, naturalistic detail; the care with which the composition has been developed in no way detracts from the the lyrical energy and sense of freedom in this painting.  

SECTION 1: Painting in Acrylic and Oils

First Prize

Amethyst and Red Lipstick by Kay Kane

Painting in Acrylic and Oils
Oil Painting $4000

JUDGES COMMENTS: Highly developed formal qualities – precise drawing, a firm grasp of the relationships between interconnected planes and a feeling for the structure of the head – make as important a contribution to this compelling portrait as as the vivid characterisation of an individual face.   

Equal Second Prize

Magpies by Michael Augustine

Oil Painting $2000 76x110cms

JUDGES COMMENTS: Sensitively controlled colour harmonies and a close observation of reflected light make this a highly accomplished essay in ‘contre-jour’ luminosity.   

Equal Second Prize

Demolition by Kathleen Dempsey

Acrylic on canvas $700 152x122cms

JUDGES COMMENTS:

This rugged and dramatic painting conveys a real sense of pathos through a bold use of scale to emphasise the monumentality of the subject. Saturated colour and direct handling are consistent with the simple and bold framing of the central motif.  

Third Prize

Sunset Over Canaipa Passage by Abramo Papp

Oil on Linen $1200 106x76cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

A powerful mood is established though simplified forms, clean colour and most importantly an all-pervasive light.  

Highly Commended

The Ginger Plant by Peter Hubbard

Oil Painting $500 54x44cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

An astute juxtaposition of values resulting in a strategic placement of focal points leads the viewer into and around the space of this painting. Informal handling and a vibrant palette convey a sense of delight in everyday things.  

Cleaning Out The Closet by David Fenoglio

Oil on Linen $1800 65x55cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

Firm drawing, a disciplined technique and well observed values make this a solidly constructed, arresting work.  

Commended

Samford South Pine by Mike White

Acrylic on Canvas $600 50x75cms

JUDGES COMMENTS:

An emphatic yet well-managed composition demonstrating a natural affinity for the medium. The expressive range of a saturated palette has been exploited without sacrificing naturalistic effects or a notion of a connection to a specific place.  

Story Bridge By Night by Paul Anthony

Acrylic $300 32x48cm

An original view of this much depicted subject combining firmly constructed planes, a sure instinct for spatial relationships, and a sense of immediacy bring this image to life. 

SECTION 2: Watercolour Painting

First Prize

Nudgee Beach Early by Tony Walker

$850 44x92cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

The confident application of washes and contrasts between the small figures and the broad areas of sky create a strong sense of atmosphere and mood.   

Highly Commended

Fassifern Valley by Greg de Silva 

JUDGES COMMENTS

A fresh, direct treatment, combing a careful selection of the essential elements of the subject and its relationships as well as a confident application of the medium.   

SECTION 3: Photography and Digital

First Prize

Fresh Produce by Alan Innes

Digitally Assembled Drawing $390 50x50cms **SOLD**

JUDGES COMMENTS

A very accomplished and taut essay in two dimensional design revealing a sure instinct for the juxtaposition of shapes, quality of line and distribution of values.   

Highly Commended

Old Museum – Nocturn by Joanne Heath

Photograph $295 53x41cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

The dramatic lighting on this evocative building has been thoughtfully captured.  

No artworks were entered in Section 4: Sculpture/ 3D All Media

SECTION 5: Drawing

First Prize

Remnants by Glen Gillard

Pen and Wash $500 47x57cm

JUDGES COMMENTS

A skilful and sensitive use of the medium to has been used to develop the lively abstract patterns in the subject. Intricate surface detail and carefully stated values contribute to create an air of mystery.  

Cambodian Fishing Village by Kay Kane

Drawing $450 54x33cms

JUDGES COMMENTS

Great economy of means has been used to suggest rather than directly state essential information about space, light and sense of place.   

SECTION 6: 2D Works All Other Media

First Prize

Venice by Christine Groh

Hand Coloured Linocut $300 52x62cms **SOLD**

JUDGES COMMENTS

The graphic technique is used to great effect to convey the charm of Venice and evoke a cheerful, festive mood.  

PEOPLES CHOICE: Winner

Coucal Trail by Beverley Tainton

Acrylic $2900 98x98cm

Members Annual 2020

The Royal Queensland Art Society is pleased to present the 2020 Members Annual Exhibition. This exhibition features works in a variety of styles and media.

View in person at the Petrie Terrace Gallery until Sunday 2nd, August or Online below.

If you would like to purchase a painting please contact the Petrie Terrace Gallery on 3367 1977 Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-3:30pm.

Winners:

  • Still Life #368 by Laura Phillips
    OVERALL WINNER Oil $2000 101x91cm
  • Amethyst and Red Lipstick by Kay Kane
    FIRST PRIZE – Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Oil Painting $4000 47x42cm
  • Magpies by Michael Augustine
    SECOND PRIZE – Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Oil Painting $2000 76x110cms
  • Demolition by Kathleen Dempsey
    SECOND PRIZE – Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Acrylic on canvas $700 152x122cms
  • Sunset Over Canaipa Passage by Abramo Papp
    THIRD PRIZE Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Oil on Linen $1200 106x76cms
  • The Ginger Plant by Peter Hubbard HIGHLY COMMENDED Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Oil Painting $500 54x44cms
  • Cleaning Out The Closet by David Fenoglio
    HIGHLY COMMENDED Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Oil on Linen $1800 65x55cms
  • Samford South Pine by Mike White
    COMMENDED Section 1 Painting in Acrylic and Oils
    Acrylic on Canvas $600 50x75cms
  • Story Bridge By Night by Paul Anthony
    COMMENDED Section 1 Painting in Acrylic & Oils
    Acrylic $300 32x48cm
  • Nudgee Beach Early by Tony Walker
    FIRST PRIZE Section 2 Watercolour Painting $850 44x92cms
  • Fresh Produce by Alan Innes
    FIRST PRIZE Section 3 Photography and Digital
    Digitally Assembled Drawing $390 50x50cms
  • Old Museum – Nocturn by Joanne Heath
    HIGHLY COMMENDED Section 3 Photography and Digital
    Photograph $295 53x41cms
  • Remnants by Glen Gillard
    FIRST PRIZE Section 5: Drawing
    Pen and Wash $500 47x57cm
  • Cambodian Fishing Village by Kay Kane
    HIGHLY COMMENDED Section 5: Drawing $450 54x43cm
  • Venice by Christine Groh WINNER Section 6: 2D Works & All Other Media
    Hand-Coloured linocut $300 52x62cm
  • Coucal Trail by Beverley Tainton
    WINNER PEOPLES CHOICE
    Acrylic $2900 98x98cm

For more information and judges comments on our winners please click here

Exhibition Entries

  • Sunny Santa Margherita by Mike White
    Acrylic on Canvas $600 50x75cm
  • Out There by Kathy Sullivan
    Coloured Pencil $850 44x54cm
  • The Scout Cafe by Garry Dolan
    Oil Painting $1000 40x50cm **SOLD**
  • Hamilton Reach by Tony Walker
    Watercolour $800 55x72cm
  • Cortona Marketplace by Mike White
    Acrylic on Canvas $700 75x100cm
  • Still Waters by Heather Philp
    Oil $550 50x60cm
  • Lady Life by Trudy Tathem
    Mixed Media, Collage & Resin $200 31x45cm **SOLD**
  • Castelli Romani by Heather Philp
    Oil $350 60x30cm
  • Lifes a Beach Keep Your Distance by Angela Mulligan
    Oil $2150 104x102cm
  • Biophilia by Marijke Lambregtse
    Mixed Media on Canvas $750 91x91cm
  • Bastia Ciel by Heather Philp
    Oil $480 40x50cm
  • Summer Bloom by Ineke Hartman
    Oil $295 40x50cm
  • And Bones/Worn, (Diptych) from the Paperskin Series by Genevieve Memory
    Oil $1100 2 pieces 50x40cm each
  • The Innocent Bystander by Karen Knight
    Multimedia $500 90x60cm
  • Old Paperbarks by Glenine Hamlyn
    Oil $600 60x46cm
  • Dead Tree in Bloom by Allan Green
    Oil on Canvas $1200 91x91cm
  • The Director by Robin Finlay
    Oil on Stainless Steel $3500 65x92cm
  • George Street by Garry Dolan
    Oil $650 40x50cm
  • The Great Race by Christine Groh
    Hand Coloured Linocut $350 84x56cm
  • Heroes by Di Cox
    Acrylic on Canvas $890
  • Rainforest Dancing by Casey Charles
    Oil $5000 150x120cm
  • Rose Light Diptych #1 by Di Cox
    Acrylic on Linen $950 152x76cm
  • Rose Light Diptych #2 by Di Cox
    Acrylic on Linen $950 152x76cm
  • Inspired #1 by Wendy Pound
    Acrylic on Canvas $350 50x60cm
  • Late Summer Afternoon by Boyd Craig
    Acrylic $275 40x50cm
  • Untitled (Silver Shift Dress) by Genevieve Memory
    Acrylic on Found Dress $450 91x63x10cm
  • Pre-Dawn Flight by Di Cox
    Oil on Canvas $590
  • Roseville Revisited by Esther Austin
    Oil $2500 102×72
  • Where The Dust Lays by Elisabeth Ruiz
    Acrylic $620 60x60cm
  • After The Bushfires by Ned Baker
    Oil $145 58x48cm
  • View From Maleny by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $400 33x54cm
  • Mountain Bay by Ned Baker
    Oil $165 68x58cm
  • Anne Rose by Alan Innes
    Digitally Assembled Drawing $390 50×50
    **SOLD but available for reprint**
  • Dunes, I Think by Elisabeth Ruiz
    Acrylic $450 60x50cm
  • Bush Track by Esther Austin
    Oil $1200 90x76cm
  • Working at Bulimba Creek #1 by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $500 44x54cm
  • The Star by Alan Innes
    Digitally Assembled Drawing $450 50×50
  • Modern Bride by Rawdon Slater
    Cobra Oil on Canvas $700 102x61cm
  • Life by Joanne Heath
    Acrylic $600 50x50cm
  • Working at Bulimba Creek #2 by Peter Hubbard
    Oil $500 44x54cm
  • A Pinwheel of Plaice by Louise Blood
    Acrylic on Canvas $7000 94x96cm
  • My Military Friends (Ara Militaris Mexicanis) by Wilna Ten Cate
    Oil on Canvas $600
  • Onlookers by Angela Mulligan
    Mixed Media $650 75x50cm
  • Venetian Mysts of Winter by Heather Philp
    Oil $650 60x60cm
  • King Street Morning by Tony Walker
    Pen & Inks $450 44x54cm
  • On A Wing And A Prayer by Angela Mulligan
    Acrylic $650 60x40cm
  • Looking for the Light by Giovanna Scott
    Acrylic and Machine Stitching $350 30x42cm
  • Shelter from the Storm by Giovanna Scott
    Acrylic and Machine Stitching $350 30x42cm
  • Fishing for Compliments by Christine Groh
    Hand Coloured Linocut $125 28x60cm
  • Tree of Knowledge by Jennifer Redmond
    Acrylic and Oil on Canvas $850 35x35cm
  • Banksia 1 (Section) by FJ Rowland-Wregg
    Acrylic $1000 100x100cm
  • Waiting on the Hill by Alan Innes
    Digitally Assembled Drawing
    $390 50x50cm

Exhibiting Artists

Paul Anthony
Michael Augustine
Esther Austin
Ned Baker
Louise Blood
Casey Charles
Di Cox
Boyd Craig
Merle Crowe
Greg de Silva
Kathleen Dempsey
Garry Dolan
David Fenoglio
Robin Finlay
Glen Gillard
Allan Green
Christine Groh
Glenine Hamlyn
Ineke Hartman
Joanne Heath
Peter Hubbard
Darren Hughes
Alan Innes
Kay Kane
Karen Knight
Marijke Lambregtse
Genevieve Memory
Angela Mulligan
Abramo Papp
Laura Phillips
Heather Philp
Wendy Pound
Jennifer Redmond
F. J Rowland Wregg
Elisabeth Ruiz
Giovanna Scott
Rawdon Slater
Graham W. Smith
Kathy Sullivan
Beverley Tainton
Trudy Tathem
Wilna Ten Cate
Tony Walker
Mike White
Vashti-Sita

Glenise Clelland

Goddess of Colour by Glenise Clelland 104x85cm Oils
Glenise.Dreaming 91x61cm best -

Before retiring to Noosa North Shore 23 years ago Glenise was a well known and award winning fashion designer of Haute Couture winning Queensland Designer of the Year.

Today she is best known for her strong figurative studies and landscape paintings inspired by many journeys – particularly through the Pacific Islands, PNG and Northern Australia. Her background in fashion and theatre design and her passion for colour, texture and form are evident in all her work today – both figurative and landscape.

Glenise uses colour to express emotion and her canvases and mixed media work vibrate with vitality and life. For 23 years the peace nd tranquility and the everchanging light around her studio at Noosa North Shore was a constant source of inspiration for her expressive canvases. Glenise now works from her studio at Pullenvale, Brisbane.

Glenise has had over 15 solo exhibitions at prestigious galleries in Australia and overseas. Her paintings have been selected four times as a finalist in Tattersalls Landscape Prize. Her paintings are represented in government, corporate and private collections in Australia and overseas. Her paintings have won many awards including the Ian Fairweather memorial Prize and the Caloundra Arts Festival. Three of her Pacific paintings were selected by an international jury for exhibition at the Florence Biennale.

For Glenise, life drawing has alsways been central to her artistic development and has allowed her to process what she sees and feels. Now there are 2 books available with 40 of her black and white and coloured figurative images – LOVES FALLS IN LOVE WITH LOVE and OF LOVING AND SENSUALITIES.

Her colourful book AUSTRALIA Images and Inspiration hass 22 diverse Australian landscapes. The books are available from her website.

Glenise is an active member of the Half Dozen Group Brisbane and the Royal Queensland Art Society.

Ineke Hartman

I have been painting since 2004.  I have always been interested in art.  I took classes from Maree Clarke who was instrumental in teaching me a lot about drawing and colour mixing.  Her influence can still be seen in my work.  She loved Rembrandt and the use of strong dark colours.

I also did part of a TAFE certificate in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft.

In January 2012 I started the Art Appreciation Group in the Garden City library and continued to run it for five years.  This group Is still going strong.  I was also the RQAS Workshop Coordinator for one year.

My favourite medium is oil and I paint a wide variety of subjects.