Common to these 26 drawings is a sense of time; of movement or stillness, but not of the momentary. All drawing has pace. It is not simultaneous like a photo must be. A line has to begin and end somewhere, either slowly or rapidly..
Hendrik Kolenberg This exhibition has concluded. Shop works in our stockroom Read our indepth lockdown interview with Hendrik in October 2021 here April 8th- May 1st To be opened by Elizabeth Cross, Art historian and Artist. April 8th 6-8.30pmLimited numbers: contact us for your invitation. gallery@alexandrasasse.com  Gallery Hours: Tues, Weds, Sat 11-4pm. 4 Selbourne Rd …
‘Recent Landscapes’ brings together the paintings of two plein air artists; highlighting the distinction between looking and seeing. Interpreting experience into form these artists draw on the familiar world around us, creating new visions.
Mark Dober depicts his experience of the landscape through a rhythmical compression of form and intense colour. Dober works onsite in specific areas of Victoria which take his interest. Currently he is absorbed by an old goldmining area close to Castlemaine. These five oil on canvas works, framed in light timber shadow box frames, are …
Linda Gibbs ephemeral haunting Untitled (waterfall) is the largest work in this exhibition (Christmas Group exhibition 2020). Mounted high on a wall, and almost 2 metres in height, it hovers above the viewer, shimmering and draws the eye down the full length of the canvas to the depths of the pool below the cascade. Working …
Although the starting point for this new series of podcasts is the John Leslie Art Prize, these artists’ stories are about the landscape of life.