Walking Distance

I’m thrilled to be exhibiting in Brisbane at Field Trip Gallery this coming January. A group of women artists, curated by celebrated ceramic artist Shannon Garson will be coming together for ‘Walking Distance - Feminine Perspectives of Landscape’.

Friday, January 10 to
Wednesday, January 22, 2025

Field Trip Gallery

1 Latrobe Terrace Paddington, QLD

The artists in this exhibition are:

Marvene Ash- painting and gouache

Clairy Laurence- ceramic sculpture

Grace Gladdish- Lino prints and collage

Kym Mullen- painting and watercolour

Catherine Parker- Small, exquisite paintings!

Natasa Milenovic- Jewellery and bronze sculpture

Emma Mcdonald- Wood and spoons

Delvene Cockatoo-Collins- Textiles

Shannon Garson - Porcelain Vessels

Shannon writes about the show, ‘the Australian landscape and how it forms our identity has a tradition that is largely dominated by male artists. The landscape is vast and the perspective of our traditional landscape paintings overlooks the vastness. The artists in this exhibition have an approach to landscape that looks through the landscape, focussing on macro details, the distance is concertined and minutiae is  accentuated.  This exhibition connects emotions to the landscape, a sense of home coming, safety, wonder at detail,  repetitive technical crafting of both two and three dimensional work brings a fresh perspective to landscape.The work evokes immersive experience of Australian landscape rather than a point of view overlooking this is a walk through the bush. There is a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and material process within the works of these artists that links their practices.’

Artwork by Shannon Garson and Grace Gladdish

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