Aileen Brown 'Pink Tulips' Ursula Hoff

Aileen Brown 'Pink Tulips' Ursula HoffAileen Brown began printmaking in 1982 when she met famed Australian artist Murray Griffin. Soon, she departed her former career as an occupational therapist to focus on art fulltime moving from printmaking with a wooden spoon to a sophisticated, process driven practice. Browns work is tranquil and balanced. She draws on her abundant garden, transcribing flowers, leaves, and birds, black lilies, poppies and camellias. These configurations elegant and

charcoal on paper

Ashley JONES (1951 - )

'Untitled (Red Bird)' 2011

Greg holds a Masters degree in art (UNSW) and has had decades of experience as a painter and printmaker

Despite the spontaneity Naina's gesture

they resemble jewels or the exoskeleton of roses

Flashes of brown run either side

plate size 29 x 21cm

intuitive and infinitely imaginative

These characters

This artwork

this collage by Anne Marie Hall is a microcosm of her milieu