The Exhibition
Works in the Exhibition
Full Moon Over Uluru, Still Life with Blood Oranges
Janet Green
synthetic polymer on canvas · 2018
Unavailable
Grandpa’s Girl (West MacDonnell Ranges)
Mike Green
synthetic polymer on canvas · 2018
Unavailable
Guddea
Mike Green
comprises 64 individual pieces, gouache and mixed media on paper · 2018
Unavailable
Guddea’s Gatherer
Mike Green
steel rod, hard coated hi-density foam and mixed media · 2018
Unavailable
In Silent Pool…many bones down there (from Oodgeroo Noonuccal’s poem The Bunyip)
Mike Green
synthetic polymer on canvas · 2018
Unavailable
Kundju Gorge, Uluru
Mike Green
acrylic on linen · 2017
Unavailable
Kwartatuma, Ormiston Gorge
Janet Green
synthetic polymer on canvas · 2018
Unavailable
Lovenia Woodsii (Fossils and Paddy Melons)
Mike Green
synthetic polymer on canvas · 2018
Past Exhibition
Lovenia Woodsii (Fossils and Paddy Melons)
17 November:
15 December 2018
A husband and wife team exhibiting individual works inspired by the magnificent landscapes and detail in the environment while exploring central and northern Australia.
Please click here to view the e-catalogue.
Watch the video of the exhibition opening with insightful remarks from Rodney James.
Listen to Janet Green in conversation discussing the process of her art practice and the inspiration of the landscape of Central Australia.
Listen to Mike Green in conversation to gain an insight into how his travels in Central Australia have shaped his most recent work.
About the Exhibition
A husband and wife team exhibiting individual works inspired by the magnificent landscapes and detail in the environment while exploring central and northern Australia.
Please click here to view the e-catalogue.
Watch the video of the exhibition opening with insightful remarks from Rodney James.
Listen to Janet Green in conversation discussing the process of her art practice and the inspiration of the landscape of Central Australia.
Listen to Mike Green in conversation to gain an insight into how his travels in Central Australia have shaped his most recent work.