A Tribute Exhibition of works by the late Kilmeny Niland at The Artarmon Galleries in Sydney, opening Saturday 6 October, Official Opening Tuesday 9 with a speech and stuff.
Where it is. Good luck!
Samples of work (not necessarily on display).
Contemporary haiga, traditionally Japanese brushwork with haiku poems. Click on the image for a bigger pic.
Wildlife.
Miscellaneous paintings.
Miniatures.
Portraits. Frank Devine as Falstaff and Barry Williams, the chief wizard (Emeritus) of the Sceptics.
err, sounds absolutely fabulous, Rafe, you poor ol’ bipad.
I’m not into the Yaaartz and so will leave it up to more civilized Cats to fill us all in.
Any takers?
Rabz
28 Sep 12 at 10:42 pm
I prefer Michael White when it comes to contemporary Oz.
I’ll stick with traditional brush work that speaks volumes about the artist.
lotocoti
29 Sep 12 at 7:47 am
The haiga animals ones are really great! the lorikeet one is really cute and funny.
candy
29 Sep 12 at 8:24 am
Dont miss the pugs!
That was inspired by the book on Les Darcy that I helped Kilmeny’s mother to write.
People who are interested in the Bloomsbury Group will like this one, the woolves are coming to tea on their bicycles but they are hard to see in the background.
Poor Old Rafe
29 Sep 12 at 8:34 am
The Pugs are interesting. They do look sensitive despite the broken noses and roughed up faces. Don’t know what to make of their eyes, it’s like they’re saying they’re just misunderstood individuals.
candy
29 Sep 12 at 9:32 am
I love the one of Queen Victoria, interrupted in a private memory act and not angry, more resigned.
Helen Armstrong
29 Sep 12 at 11:45 am