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Studio Gallery Group

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Address: 14 Dissik Street 3192 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.studiogallerymelbourne.com.au

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25.01.2022 Congratulations to represented artist Andrea Sinclair, finalist in the 2020 @rawartprize - Professional Artist Section. Andreas work Great catch is a compelling work, oil on board. About Andrea Sinclair: ... It is not nostalgia that intrigues me, but the passage of time and the retrieval of its memory. I am interested in how painting might explore memory and do more than simply become a copy of a moment from forgotten or discarded vintage photographs and 8mm film. I aim to give an energy and a strange presence to these images by letting paint have the authority to bring them to life and discover how paint might honour these moments to bring a shiver of shared memory to the viewer. I continue to seek out images which might open an ephemeral portal to their own internal past, memories that are not my own. In 2020, Sinclair was a finalist in the inaugural Darling Portrait Prize at the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra. In 2019, Sinclair won Best Gippsland Work in the John Leslie Art Prize at the Gippsland Art Gallery. In 2014, Sinclair was announced as a finalist in the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize - one of Australia's most lauded portrait prizes. She was a semi finalist again in 2015. Sinclair has been a finalist in the Nillumbik Prize held at Montsalvat (Eltham) three times, had three solo exhibitions as well as participating in a number of group exhibitions. Andrea Sinclair completed her Master of Fine Art at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2018 |

25.01.2022 Le Bouquet from the (new) studio of @mandysanfrancisco! Brilliant piece Mandy - Will be hanging in our Danks Street Gallery this Sunday and all details on our website 143 x 173 Oil on Belgian linen Tas Oak shadowbox frame @ Studio Gallery Group

25.01.2022 Danks St Waterloo Gallery #artgallerySydney #ArtgalleryMelbourne

24.01.2022 Andy Harwood Vortex (8) Synthetic polymer on canvas 156 x 126 cm - See our website for all details incredible shoot many thanks @domoaustralia @karinbochnikstylist @dylanjamesphoto @ligneroset @ Studio Gallery Group

24.01.2022 Our Winter Group Show 2020 #artgalleryMelbourne #ArtgallerySydney

24.01.2022 Rosie Gilligan - See our website for available works About Rosie Rosie Gilligan (British, b. 1988) is a self-taught Contemporary artist based in Melbourne, who paints flat, abstracted works on canvas, exploring themes of leisure and domesticity.... She began developing her portfolio of work in London whilst balancing a successful career in creative advertising; finding inspiration in the chaos of modern-day existence. Her still life paintings are characterised by simplified form, shallow depth of field and a playful manipulation of scale. Now a full-time artist, Rosie paints primarily with acrylic on canvas, with a smooth, layered application that strips back visual complexities into level tones and lines. Her flattened and brightly coloured compositions display the influence of artists such as David Hockney, Henri Matisse and Guy Yanai. Her work has featured in group exhibitions and art fairs in both Miami and London and has sold internationally via online curations and platforms.

24.01.2022 Magnificent capture of A Mind That Bends 210 x 162 by @sepidehilsleyart photography: @sharyncairns Interior Design: @designbygolden Architect: @seidlergroup as seen in this months @bellemagazineau #artgallerymelbourne #artgallerysydney @ Studio Gallery Group.

23.01.2022 Winter light, a coffee and newspaper, Saturday morning rituals Beautiful image courtesy of @karinbochnikstylist @dylanjamesphoto and a stunning small work from @claire.kirkup Browse our website for other small works to add this layer of beauty to your home #Staysafe #Home #family

23.01.2022 @annelievandendael and @kerryarmstrongart scaling it up in our Cheltenham Gallery See our website for a list of their available works #artgallery

22.01.2022 Our Armadale Gallery, so beautiful at night - 1238 High Street - Browse our website for all details or drop us a line at [email protected]

22.01.2022 Extremely excited to welcome renown Australian Expressionist Catherine Cassidy to our Artist Stable. About Catherine: Im looking for something unknown yet familiar, resonators and signifiers of... landscape. I like taking one particular form and investing it with qualities that may seem to belong to something else. For instance, trees that resemble clouds or organic forms that could be plants or yet again something heraldic as though they are imbued with some ImageImagechangeling quality. I like bringing them into being and charging them with the possibility that they could lead ambiguous lives. I dance all the time between these states of wholeness and fracture, reassembling and invention. I may start with the intention of the image of a tree but along the way the painting could suggest that it becomes a sky or some piece of dried-up river pond I saw ages ago. All things feel related to me. Sometimes in character, always in their inner life. A tree has an inner life peculiar to it, so does a cycad. Yet there is another presence within living and inanimate things which they all share. This is at the heart of the Japanese concept of mono no aware, ...translated as, the pathos of things, an empathy towards things, a sensitivity to ephemera. Bill Henson in his essay Credo ( The Monthly 2009), asks, How can there be so much compassion and so much detachment in great art?.... where the rocks and flowers of the world, though they are beyond the tide of emotion, nonetheless have being. Running alongside this is a general feeling of contrariness. Im not sure as artists that we have necessarily been served very well by the logic of sight that has guided the western art response since the Greeks invented it. The invention of perspective - foreground, middle ground, background, the elevation of plein-air observation and description, the emphasis on drawing skills and learnt technique. These things are quantifiable and can therefore be taught and I think they have over-ridden our inherent, intuitive, connective, natural response to image-making.. To me, all these things corrupt and distort what painting really asked us for all along - to respect its own logic. @ Studio Gallery Group See more

21.01.2022 Just standing and minding 52 x 67 mixed media collage on paper framed in oak - 4 pieces just arrived in the gallery, absolutely superb set of works from @ronniecay #artgalleryMelbourne #art gallerysydney @ Studio Gallery Group.

21.01.2022 ‘SYLVIA’ Synthetic polymer on canvas 107 x 97 cm From @andyharwood_art Please see our website for details #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

21.01.2022 SYLVIA Synthetic polymer on canvas 107 x 97 cm From @andyharwood_art Please see our website for details #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

21.01.2022 Danks Street Gallery rehang looking #artgallerySydney #artgalleryMelbourne

19.01.2022 ‘THE ENDING’ Oil and pencil on linen 183 x 183 cm by @alimcnabneystevens in our Sydney Gallery - all details on our new website #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

18.01.2022 Powerful, ethereal work from @robbieharmsworth Flight - Hope is a thing with feathers - inspired by a beautiful poem by Emily Dickinson. Acrylic, collage, graphite and pigments on linen - Framed in fine black oak shadowbox- 175 x 203 Robbie Harmsworth is a Melbourne based artist, who recontextualises neoclassical forms and figures with a contemporary method of making.... With a Masters of Fine Art by Research (Monash University 2008), Robbies practice embraces and is well known for her multi-disciplinary ceramic sculpture, painting, drawing and printmaking. Her work reflects an interest in classical mythology and the alchemical nature of materials. Robbie exhibits regularly and has been shortlisted for numerous drawing prizes. Her work has been acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria, Shepparton Regional Gallery and is held in many private collections.

17.01.2022 New work from @mirandarussellart and @samantha_jarrett in our Danks St Waterloo Gallery All details for you on our website #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

16.01.2022 Pommes Dauphines | 152 x 152 cm Acrylic polymer on linen - hanging for what will be a very short time on our Sydney Gallery wall....incredible piece from Stan French artist Stanislas Piechaczek brings to his linen a distinct, fresh conversation via a narrative of figuration. The works sit between an unusual break of relaxed vibe meets clever observation and quirky dialogue. Born in Issoudun a small town in the Centre region of France, Stan then moved to the seaside town of Biarritz in the French Basque Country in south-western France and from there came to Australia. From an early age, Stan was drawing and writing poetry which developed over the years into a passionate love of painting. @ Studio Gallery Group

16.01.2022 Tomboy latest works from the phenomenal @annelievandendael - See our website for very limited edition #artgalleryMelbourne #art gallerysydney @ Studio Gallery Group.

15.01.2022 All the ways to take in a @mgbutterworth piece #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne @ Studio Gallery Group

14.01.2022 Just arrived at our Sydney Gallery, Danks St Waterloo Flint absolutely sensational new work from @claire.kirkup all details on our fully ecomms website Magnificent capture @dylanjamesphoto for @domoaustralia - Art direction @karinbochnikstylist

14.01.2022 ‘Still Life’ by @kerryarmstrongart 184 x 184 oil on Belgian Linen - See our website for all details or contact us on [email protected] #artgallery

14.01.2022 From Paris with love represented Artist @samuelcondon as he continues his residency in Paris, France. We love opening the rolls of work from Samuel, this stunning Salon work framed rather appropriately in gold is titled Josephines chambre ii 53 x 43 oil on linen [email protected] @ Studio Gallery Group.

13.01.2022 Transformation of the Arthur Boyd work Melbourne Burning 1946-47 in @monamuseum by Sue Beyer. Using a multidisciplinary approach, Sue Beyers visual art practice primarily examines place and space. Her current work is part of an ongoing investigation into the concept of liminal space (transformation and the in-between) through the lens of personal mythologies, post internet and post digital concerns, and Instruction-Based art.... Through the transformation of well-known Australian landscape paintings, Sue uses post digital strategies as a metaphor for the permanent alteration and ultimate transformation of the landscape and our society as we know it. The marks of a human hand are visible in her work. It isnt hard edge, you can see the brush marks and imperfections. This emphasizes the process of making. The digital is referenced because that is where the reference material is made, but the work is about human transformation.

12.01.2022 And then theres this guy.... @brooklynwhelan work in progress but looking pretty damm good already from here #artstudio #brooklynwhelan

12.01.2022 Powerful, ethereal work from @robbieharmsworth ‘Flight’ - Hope is a thing with feathers - inspired by a beautiful poem by Emily Dickinson. Acrylic, collage, graphite and pigments on linen - Framed in fine black oak shadowbox- 175 x 203 Robbie Harmsworth is a Melbourne based artist, who recontextualises neoclassical forms and figures with a contemporary method of making.... With a Masters of Fine Art by Research (Monash University 2008), Robbie’s practice embraces and is well known for her multi-disciplinary ceramic sculpture, painting, drawing and printmaking. Her work reflects an interest in classical mythology and the alchemical nature of materials. Robbie exhibits regularly and has been shortlisted for numerous drawing prizes. Her work has been acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria, Shepparton Regional Gallery and is held in many private collections.

12.01.2022 @heath_wae and @samantha_jarrett looking incredible as a pair in our Danks Street Waterloo Gallery - All details on our new website #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

11.01.2022 Absolutely beautiful new landscape works from @claire.kirkup headed to our Sydney Gallery (unless a very fortunate Victorian wants to secure first!) [email protected] 95 x 74 Acrylic and enamel on canvas framed in white @ Studio Gallery Group

11.01.2022 Magnificent pairing here ‘Above the Morass’ from @mirandarussellart and ‘Deco Royale #4’ from @grant_maxwell_artist Photo @derek_swalwell for @martinfriedricharchitects See our website for all details or contact us directly on [email protected]

11.01.2022 ‘My blue heart is yours’ a truly beautiful piece from @mgbutterworth - details via [email protected] #artgallerySydney #ArtgalleryMelbourne @ Studio Gallery Group.

09.01.2022 Looking like weekend to me many thanks @domoaustralia for this shot of @adriancharlessmith I HEARD WEARING WHITE UNDIES WILL MAKE YOU A GREAT PAINTER (SELF PORTRAIT) Oil on polyester 190 x 180 cm - see our website for all details #weekend

08.01.2022 My blue heart is yours a truly beautiful piece from @mgbutterworth - details via [email protected] #artgallerySydney #ArtgalleryMelbourne @ Studio Gallery Group.

06.01.2022 A recent shoot for @bellemagazineau featuring the incredible @sue_beyer styled by @beaandcostyle @davekulesza Photography @ntf_architecture @abh_builders The artwork is titled untitled 14 After Arthur Boyd - The Australian Scapegoat - see our website for full details #artgalleryMelbourne #artgallerySydney

06.01.2022 Sue Beyer and Anya Pesce you are together! Armadale Gallery feeling all the feels today with all new Winter Group Show hang - all 3 Galleries open today

04.01.2022 Absolutely gorgeous new works hanging in the Danks Street Waterloo Gallery - All details on our new website #artgallerySydney

04.01.2022 THE ENDING Oil and pencil on linen 183 x 183 cm by @alimcnabneystevens in our Sydney Gallery - all details on our new website #artgallerySydney #artgallerymelbourne

04.01.2022 Untitled 14, After Arthur Boyd, The Australian Scapegoat 125 x 186 Synthetic polymer on linen framed in Australian Oak from Sue Beyer. About Sue Beyer: Using a multidisciplinary approach, Sue Beyers visual art practice primarily examines place and space.... Her current work is part of an ongoing investigation into the concept of liminal space (transformation and the in-between) through the lens of personal mythologies, post internet and post digital concerns, and Instruction-Based art. Through the transformation of well-known Australian landscape paintings, Sue uses post digital strategies as a metaphor for the permanent alteration and ultimate transformation of the landscape and our society as we know it. The marks of a human hand are visible in her work. It isnt hard edge, you can see the brush marks and imperfections. This emphasizes the process of making. The digital is referenced because that is where the reference material is made, but the work is about human transformation.

03.01.2022 Buckle up for a great weekend everyone Absolutely beautiful new work from @mirandarussellart to spark some major joy to the collectors of expressionist works - All details on our website #artgallerymelbourne #artgallerySydney @mckimm @davekulesza @beaandcostyle

02.01.2022 Claire Kirkup snd Anya Pesce incredible tonight in our new Winter Group Show hang 1238 High Street Armadale - our website always has full details of every work #artgallerymelbourne #artgallerysydney

02.01.2022 Studio Gallery defines an art space to be inclusive, aspirational, hungry for the unfamiliar, embracing of change, ever progressive. Enter the studio of acclaimed Abstractionist @claire.kirkup At the very core of my paintings are life experiences. Emotions are applied in flexible forms, and showcased as gaping cliffs, hilltops, precipices or large expanses of sky. For me there is a real parallel between emotion and landscape. Our country is so diverse, and it can be shape...d and expressed in numerous unique ways. I find it mirrors the human spirit. We all feel our senses heightened when we are confronted by unique and breathtaking things in our natural surroundings. We live through art and experience, our name looks to quite simply pay homage to nothing other than the very place art originates from Studio. @ Studio Gallery Group

02.01.2022 Untitled 23 from @haydentjackson is an incredible new work from Hayden please see our website for all details or email us on [email protected]

02.01.2022 Sydney Gallery has been hit by a category 1 Stan Storm and were loving it.....New incredible piece from @stanislas_piechaczek La Naissance De Venus 205 x 265 Arcylic and oil on linen - all details on our website @ Studio Gallery Group

02.01.2022 So thrilled to welcome Gestural Expressionist Miranda Russell to the Studio Gallery Stable Artist Statement My works are an intimate expression of my place in the world, and can best be understood as an intuitive response to surroundings. ... A raw and honest dialogue of form, colour, memory, and landscape together expresses imagery within, with which I escape from reality. My work provides me with great calm and simplicity in an often chaotic world. Miranda is a Finalist in the prestigious Pro Hart Outback Art Prize 2019 and Hawkesbury Art Prize 2019 @ Studio Gallery Group