Painting Place; Spinifex Hill Studio
Paintings from Spinifex Hills, W.A. Featuring: Doreen Chapman, Gloria, Mawokka Mayiwalku Chapman and Nyangulya Katie Nalgood.
DAAF – Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
Now showing running online; the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair. DAAF presents artist workshops, cultural performances, indigenous food demonstations and art from over 69 Indigenous Art Centres.
Now Showing: Anita Ophoven – Natural Imperfection
Above: Installation image, Anita Ophoven Natural Imperfection, Chapman & Bailey Gallery. This exhibition by Anita Ophoven presents a more detailed view of plants and their growth cycle. A reminder to us to look at the intrinsic beauty of nature in all its imperfection. View the online exhibition here.
NOW SHOWING: Connecting With Community.
Current to 18 July 2020 This exhibition features paintings of country from communities across Australia. Celebrating the diversity of expression, material and mark making that combine to make this a powerful exhibition celebrating connection to place. Communities are represented by works from their art centres including Warman, Martumili, Tjarlirli, Spinifex Hill Studio, Papunya Tula, Injalak,…
NEW SCHMINCKE COLOUR RANGE
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our latest Schmincke shipment! Taking several weeks by sea-freight, it was well worth the wait. We are pleased to now stock Schmincke pigments in fluorescent yellow, orange, red, pink, magenta and green. When made into a paint, these colours produce vivid effects with daylight. Notably, the best fluorescent…
Dorothy Braund Watercolours & Prints – a very special opportunity
In partnership with Eastgate Holst, Chapman & Bailey is offering this very special opportunity. Chapman & Bailey Gallery will be presenting 18 original Dorothy Braund gouache framed works from her fabulous families on beaches series from the 1990’s. The original artworks are all $2800 each, framed. As well Chapman & Bailey / Eastgate Gallery are offering…
Making stretchers at the Martumilli Christmas Sale in Western Australia
Watch Mark Chapman, Director of Chapman & Bailey, operate our Belle Arti Stretcher Machine during the Martumilli Christmas Sale in Newman, WA. This fantastic machine allows you to produce your own custom made stretchers in no time! Click here find out more about the Martumilli Christmas Sale Event. To find out more about our Belle Arti Stretcher Machine, please click…
TILT | Belinda Fox & Neville French
Take a look at these beautiful Chapman & Bailey plinths holding the stunning collaborative artworks of Belinda Fox & Neville French! Tilt, an installation of new ceramics, paintings, sound and large-scale digital prints by long-time collaborators Belinda Fox and Neville French. Manly Art Gallery & Museum 14th July – 3rd September 2017. For those who…
OPENING THIS SATURDAY: SARAH WALLACE ‘MY LITTLE EYE’ – SATURDAY 28 OCTOBER | 2 – 4 PM
In the exhibition My Little Eye, Sarah Wallace is encouraging you to enter the exciting process of discovery and exploration. When fully connected to her subject, whether it be trees talking, sea-weedy rock pools or flower pods, Sarah’s work rejoices in colour and based on an entirely distinct visual language. I grew up in the…
OPENING THIS FRIDAY: LE BELLE ARTI – FRIDAY 1 SEPTEMBER | 6 – 8 PM
This year, the history of the Belle Arti Prize will be celebrated with Le Belle Arti, an exhibition featuring all the past winners of the Belle Arti Prize. Tunni Kraus (VIC) 2016, Tony Lloyd (VIC) 2014, Karen Black (Qld) 2013, Marie Hagerty (ACT) 2012, 2011, Lewis Miller (VIC) 2010 and Jacqui Stockdale (VIC) 2009 will…
Petra Kleinherne | MAZE Paintings
This August, Chapman and Bailey is pleased to present Petra Kleinherne MAZE Paintings. Petra has returned to exhibit a new body of work in her second solo show at 350 Johnston St since her first exhibition Imagined Landscapes/ Lost Figures in 2013. Petra Kleinherne’s paintings occupy a liminal space between figuration and abstraction – where the things…
Crossing Country: from Desert to Coast
Chapman and Bailey is pleased to present an exhibition of works from a number of celebrated Indigenous artists from the Northern Territory, Western Australia and South Australia. From the desert Art Centres of Tjarlirli Arts, Papunya Tjupi, Kaltitji Arts, Warakurna Arts, Martumilli and Warlakurlangu Artists to Maningrida Arts and Culture in the heart of Arnhem…