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At OzArt Finder we’re proud to feature the works of three artists who each paint in completely different styles ranging from realist to abstract. Here we present realist artist, Steve Leadenham, impressionist artist, Trish Bennett and abstract artist, June McCotter. Here are their stories, and … Continue Reading
For July, our Featured Artists segment showcases the artwork of three very talented artists; contemporary watercolour artist, Glenys Gaston and wildlife artists Christelle Grey and Kathy Medbury.We hope you enjoy viewing their amazing artwork and finding out more about their individual artistic … Continue Reading
On again for the 7th year, the Toorak Village Art Walk will run for four weeks from Monday 15th October until Sunday, 11th November. Original paintings, drawings and mixed media artwork will be displayed on easels in the shop windows of Toorak Village. The Toorak Village Traders are calling for … Continue Reading
Our Featured Artists for June; John Rice, Lyn Ellis and art photographer, Philip Bell all share a common passion for the Australian landscape and a desire to capture true light through working outdoors. We hope you’ll enjoy and appreciate the stunning artworks of the Australian landscape by these … Continue Reading
We’re pleased to present our Featured Artists for May; Julie Rooney, Helen Cottle and Angela Parr. You could say this month our focus is on artworks that evoke a sense of happiness. If you’re feeling a bit glum as the winter months approach, you only need to look at Julie’s vibrant paintings, … Continue Reading
This month at OzArt Finder we’re proud to feature the works of abstract artist, Jennifer Gowen, realist impressionist artist, Helen Paulucci and realist artist and tutor, Christopher Vidal. We hope you enjoy viewing their beautiful artworks and to learn a little more about each of them; -Jennifer … Continue Reading
This month we’re delighted to feature the works of semi-abstract artist, Ron Reynolds, contemporary artist and printmaker, Camilo Esparza and realist artist, Michelle Ripari, whose amazing works of art are produced with coloured pencils. Here’s a bit more information on each of our Featured Artists … Continue Reading
With so many excellent acrylic paintings on OzArt Finder, it was a difficult task for our judges to select winners for the Hydrocryl Art Prize. After much deliberation, we're pleased to announce that the winners for each category are:Landscape, Wildlife & Animals (Judged by: Helen … Continue Reading
If you haven’t heard of Hydrocryl you might be surprised to learn that they’ve been making acrylic paints right here in Australia for over 40 years.It all started when a local chemist, concerned that his artist friends were exposed to nasty chemicals, set about creating a 100% safe, water based … Continue Reading
PAINTING IN ITALY with Kathy KarasArtist and tutor Kathy Karas has just returned from her latest Painting in Italy tour where with her group she stayed and painted in the medieval town of Cortona, Tuscany then on to Venice for a further 5 days to explore and paint this magnificent old city. … Continue Reading
Appropriately titled About Time, the first solo exhibition of Tim K Jones is finally here. Tim’s collection is such an eclectic mix of style, media and subject that it is difficult to summarise his work. But a common thread, and one of the joys of viewing Tim’s works, is the narrative that often … Continue Reading
Scratchboard originated in the 19th century in Britain and France and became a popular medium for reproduction. It was often used in single-colour book and newspaper printing. There has been a resurgence of this technique in recent years but with a modern twist.Scratchboard is a flat board coated … Continue Reading
I am an artist who is passionate about Australia. I paint nature inspired oil paintings of forests, flowers, the outback, gum trees and the sea. For some time now I have been hoping to find a way to make a difference in some way, to how our beautiful Australia is cared for and to leave a better … Continue Reading
Although based in rural Gippsland, Pauline Bailey has a passion for the urban environment. Having been raised in suburban Melbourne, she frequently travels between Gippsland and the city and finds inspiration in the many layers, textures and contrasts between country town and urban metropolis. … Continue Reading
For many amateur artists, the opportunity to spend time focussing on art only occurs after all the chores have been done and various tasks completed. On some occasions, I’ve found that when I do finally get in front of the easel, the day is almost over and I spend as much time setting up and … Continue Reading
JUGGERNAUT - Works by Karen Bloomfield As a child of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs in the 1970’s, family entertainment often consisted of ice cream walks through Kings Cross or mammoth (and somewhat terrifying) pilgrimages to the 3 Sisters & Jenolan Caves. My favorite however were the meandering sight-seeing drives through Port Botany. These … Continue Reading
I’ve been fortunate enough over the years to attend a number of art workshops held by a wide range of excellent art teachers. While some workshops have been more enjoyable and inspirational than others, I always come away with key information that is highly beneficial to me. After so many years of learning, practicing, experimenting and studying art books … Continue Reading
With our beautiful coast line being the inspiration for so many great artworks, it was perhaps a natural move for the Marine Education Science and Community Project (MESAC) to seek the assistance of local artists to help raise awareness of our marine environment. Being based at Rickett’s Point on Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay, MESAC is at the centre of an … Continue Reading