Jan Snowdon is often a protest artist having been involved in feminism, gay politics and ecology issues. She has also painted landscapes and life drawings, working in the area of painting, printmaking and ceramics.
Next Group Show – END OF YEAR GROUP SHOW + MADHATTERS XMAS PARTY Saturday 20th Dec 5pm
Group Show & Madhatters Xmas Party
Artists deliver works by Monday 13th December $25/artwork
MAD HATTERS XMAS PARTY
COME & SHARE OUR FESTIVITIES
PEOPLE’S CHOICE PRIZE FOR BEST ARTWORK.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT.
ALL WELCOME!
PRIZE FOR BEST HAT!!
MAYBE A BIT OF KARAOKE
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Level 1, 259 Riley St, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Group Show & Madhatters Xmas Party
/FLASH GROUP ART SHOW OPEN TO ALL ARTISTS
Flash Group Art Show
DUE TO A CANCELLATION WE ARE ABLE GIVE ARTIST AN OPPORTUNITY
TO EXHIBIT IN A GROUP SHOW.
MEET FELLOW ARTISTS
OPPORTUNITY TO SELL YOUR WORK
SUPPORT TAP GALLERY
OPEN THEME
ONLY $25/ ARTWORK
THIS WILL BE A TWO WEEK SHOW
ENDING WITH AN ARTISTS TALK & LUNCH SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER 2PM
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Level 1, 259 Riley St, Surry Hills NSW 2010
Flash Group Art Show
GIVE THE GIFT OF HOPE – an exhibition by Connie Godwin, Margaret Hogan, Andrea Holliday, Wendy Howie, Mez Truskett and Ani Danielian. 3-9 November
“Give the gift of hope”
OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY 5TH NOVEMBER – 6 PM.
Cheerfulness is an achievement, and hope is something to celebrate. Additionally, optimism is important because in so many difficult situations a successful outcome is determined by how much of it we bring to the task. The irony is, the more challenging our lives, the more a graceful depiction of a flower might move us. A beautiful painting can be all the more precious to us because we are so aware of how rarely life satisfies our desires. The tears — if they come — are in response not to how sad we are, but how pretty the art is. Art offers hope, and that is something we all need.
In this exhibition, six emerging artists come together to celebrate cheerfulness, hope and optimism. The giving of hope is the best gift of all. Simply, art makes our lives better.
Artists are Connie Godwin, Margaret Hogan, Andrea Holliday, Wendy Howie, Mez Truskett and Ani Danielian.
metamorph-ish: change of art – Seven artists interpret transformation. Opening night Tuesday 16 Sept 6pm. Exhibit runs: 15 – 24 September 2025
metamorph-ish: change of art
Exhibition runs: 15 – 21 September 2025
Seven artists interpret transformation using their own unique mediums: including photography, paint, print, charcoal and mixed media.
Opening Night: Tuesday 16 September 2025 at 6pm – All welcome!
Workshop Wednesday 17th 6.30 – 8.30pm – See “Insight Circle – morphing creativity” Post on this website.
A NEW SIDE VIEW an exhibition by Isabella & Daniel Wickham. Official Function Saturday 23rd August 3-6pm.
A NEW SIDE VIEW
Isabella & Daniel Wickham
On view 18 – 31 August
Official Function Saturday 23rd August 3-6pm.
Conceptual artists who have abandoned the traditional canvas, choosing instead a bespoke medium to challenge and expand the boundaries of painting. Their work offers a fresh perspective on the discipline, reimagining what a painted surface can be. Serious in craft but playfully irreverent in spirit, they don’t take art too seriously—only seriously enough to reinvent it. As a systematic subversive, they disrupt expectations with intention and clarity. Rather than serving a new dish, they introduce an entirely new cuisine to the art world.
Seal
My ‘Seal’ Painting was Inspired by a photograph I was drawn to from a calendar. I used the clear canvas to represent the crystal clear ocean waters and I used a solid base to create the look of a white sandy ocean floor for the happy seal to rest on.
Ocean
My Painting, ‘Ocean’ is one of my favourite pieces and my most detailed work yet. A girl laying off her board in the shallow blue.I wanted to paint different shades of blue for the background to represent the colours of a healthy reef, along with the sunshine shining directly on the girls right side. I wanted to replicate the feeling of comfort over the stunning clear waters of the great barrier’s reefs.
Fish outta water
My Painting ‘Fish outta water’ shows a young girl sitting on her longboard stuck in the breaks drifting deep, I wanted to represent the colours ascending from the shallows to the depths. I aimed to resemble the adrenaline of being stuck in a strong set of crashing waves from a Birds Eye view.
Their Brains
My ‘Their Brains’ Painting was my second Clear Canvas painting ever done, painted outside under the trees of my backyard, i experimented with a variety of funky colours, i wanted the wind blowing the painted circles in all different directions to create its own pattern.
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A New Side View – Isabella & Daniel Wickham