"Art in the Park" is coming to Queens Gardens, Nelson, this Saturday, 14th January (Sunday if wet). This is the most beautiful exhibition in Nelson! It is located outdoors under the magnificent trees in Queens Gardens. With lots of artists exhibiting (I'm one of them) there is plenty of choice in artworks. Enjoy the Nelson market in the morning, a coffee or lunch at the Suter art gallery and a beautiful exhibition in the gardens. What could be better? Art…
Racing into Nelson Harbour is now available at the Mapua Art Group Exhibition. The exhibition has been a success and finishes on Sunday, 8th January 2023. Medium: Watercolour Size framed: 46cm x 56cm Price: $490 (including frame) Click here for more information on the painting.
Don't miss out on some gorgeous artworks at the Mapua Art Group Exhibition. Mapua Art Group Exhibition 30 Dec - 8 Jan 2023 Mapua Community Hall
This is my display at the Mapua Art Group Exhibition. Mapua Art Group Exhibition 30 Dec - 8 Jan 2023 Mapua Community Hall
This is my display at the Mapua Art Group Exhibition. Mapua Art Group Exhibition 30 Dec - 8 Jan 2023 Mapua Community Hall
Join us for the Opening Celebration of the famous Mapua Art Group Exhibition. Tonight, 29 December 2022, 7pm Mapua Community Hall
During the month of April, Wall To Wall Art Gallery is showing members' artworks in the I See Red Exhibition. The members are showing works that correspond to the title I See Red and the exhibition turns out to be beautiful harmonious display. See works by Sue Birchfield, Leigh Dougherty, Barry Driver, Francie Heathfield, Dorothy Meharry, Alison Moore, Helena Morris, Nicola Reif, Nicole Russell (me), Jill Richards, Roz Speirs and Jan Thomson. My work is called I See Red -…
My current display at Wall To Wall Art Gallery can be seen until 8th March 2022. Wall To Wall Art Gallery, 112 Bridge Street, Nelson
From 11 August to 14 September my works can be viewed at the featured artist wall at Wall to Wall Art Gallery, Nelson. The paintings chosen are reflecting beautiful autumn colours.
Ruby Bay and the Seagulls was inspired by the two paintings Flight of the Seagulls and Ruby Bay. It occurred to me that we always see the seagulls flying over the land- and seascapes, but what would it look like if we see the seascape through the seagulls. It’s a little play of what is in front and what is behind. It engages your eye and makes you think and analyse. The painting is currently exhibited at Wall to Wall…