Now Showing: John Prince Siddon. View Exhibition Hatching Time is John Princes second solo show in Melbourne and follows a highly successful solo exhibition early in 2020 at Fremantle Art Centre. Prince the son of Pompey Siddon, who was one of the founding painters at Mangkaja Arts Resource Agency in Fitzroy Crossing W.A in 1991. A Walmajarri man, he was born in 1964 …
COVID-19 clear acrylic sneeze guard protective screens
High quality acrylic protective screen / sneeze guard to help with physical distancing in your workplace. The protective screen is great as a sneeze guard + germ barrier and acts as a physical barrier allowing easy distancing and workplace safety. 2 designs available, including pass-through cut out window to allow the controlled exchange of goods or removable feet for easy ...
R&F Pigment Sticks – Pure pigment, artist’s oil paint sticks.
Learn more about the R&F Paints pure pigment artist’s oil paint sticks. A pigment stick made with pure pigment oil paint that is perfect for artist’s who want the beautiful finish and feel of oil painting with out the mess. Pigment sticks are just like painting with out the brush, what makes the R&F Paint Stick stand out is the …
Upcoming Exhibition: The Rising Tide – Sara Freeman & Peter Jordan
Opening Soon: The Rising Tide – Sara Freeman & Peter Jordan Sara Freeman, “There is nothing that is not you” egg tempera and wax in board, 30 x 30cm. Stay tuned for The Rising Tide, a joint exhibition of paintings by Sara Freeman and Peter Jordan, hosted online. …
R&F Pigment Sticks are a unique version of an oil stick that will transform the way you paint
Oil paint in stick form represents a revolutionary development in oil painting. It means that the paint can be applied directly to a surface without the distancing factor of the brush. This makes it possible to dispense not only with the brush, but with knives, palettes, and solvents, thereby making oil sticks more immediate and portable than standard oil painting …
DAAF – Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair
Image: Elcho Islands Booth, Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair 2019. Photo: Dylan Buckee, courtesy DAAF. Australia’s largest Indigenous Art Fair is currently running online. Like many Art Fairs and events this year, DAAF has been impacted heavily by border closures and lockdowns. In response the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair is open for viewing online. Browse works from 69 Art Centres and …