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Les Sharp at Head On Photo Festival 29 April – 12th May. Official function Thursday 2nd May. Artists talk Saturday 11th 3pm

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION:

From the air the land transforms. Below the country radiates fiery red brown colour that is the symbol of this outback land. Framing the country is a thin white ribbon of pristine sand surrounded by turquoise blue of coastal sea.

The images are are limited edition photographic prints mounted but unframed on 1080mm x 800mm Gatorboard and are for sale.

LES SHARP:

I am a retired physicist who has photographed all my life, interweaving with my scientific career of 40 years. Combine this with the excitement of travel and the world becomes an amazing place, providing opportunity across the photographic genre. Over the last few years i have moved away from trying to realistically capture the moment & moved towards abstraction and storytelling to increase the emotional content.

 

 

 

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TINDER LUCIDA photographic artist, Catherine Gomersall Tuesday 16th April 6pm

TINDER LUCIDA, the first Sydney exhibition by photographic artist, Catherine Gomersall will run at Tap Gallery from April 15-22.
Official opening celebrations – 6 – 8pm, Tuesday, April 16th.
There will be a live Q&A with the artist moderated by Kit Ball. — with Catherine Gomersall at Tap Gallery Sydney.

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Artists contributed to our group show. Launched – Thursday 4th April 6pm

When TAP Gallery has a lay period we often call a group show. This give artists who do not have enough work to have a solo, or do not enough money to afford their own exhibition, the opportunity by exhibiting one or more works. This gives the artists exposure to the public, an opportunity to develop their CV & also mix with like minded creatives. Meet artists & art appreciators as well as new friends on Thursday 4th April 6pm for wine, nibbles plus more surprises!!!

ENTRY FEE: $25 per work

Exhibition runs from April 1-14 daily 12-6pm

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EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND! PARADOX an exhibition of 2 Mesopotamian artists 11-24 March. Official function Tuesday 12 March 6pm

 

 

Alice and her family moved permanently to Australia in 1990, first living in Darwin and working for ABC Television as the head of the Graphic Design Department, producing art for the news and weather. Alice work brought her to Sydney where she studied Dispute Resolution and qualified as a Master in Dispute Resolution.

Alice’s work is influenced by the abstract expressionists, such as Pollock, Van Gough, Rothko, Miro, and Matisse. Her strong use of colour is dominant in all of her art work. She strived to prefect a new flowing technique that started in her work in Berlin in 2015. Alice has been working in her new studio in Sylvania in Sutherland, producing a new series of artwork since her last show WHY NOT in 2016.

 

Mazin Ahmad: Title ‘Royal Cart’ $3500

 

Alice Hattom– Title:’Black Red Edge Rose’ $1600

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