Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Ron Bloore
Ronald Bloore, one of the founding members of the Regina Five, was best known for his subtle, monochromatic abstracts. Working predominantly in tones of white, Bloore renounced the use of colour and created intricate low-relief works inspired by the symbolism and architecture of early civilizations. This highly detailed, multi-toned work from 1983 is from his Rough / Stick Chasuble series.
Etienne Zack
The luminous new paintings that Zack has created are super saturated in light and rich in colour. Based on photographs taken in abandoned houses near his home, the new paintings show the detritus of life and combine his meticulous notes relating to each interior.
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Jason McLean
Jason McLean’s drawings are idiosyncratic visual records of his experiences, observations and perceptions. Acting as rhizomatic diaries that pictorially represent his relationship with local environments, his works are often described as mental maps, where samplings of his daily observations are mashed-up into poignant combinations.
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Jonathan Forrest
For the past 40 years, Jonathan Forrest has devoted himself to creating abstract paintings that are open, thin, clear and flat, self-referential with no illusions to space or subject. Forrest's newest abstracts are a celebration of line - bending, nudging, zigging and zagging line. Combined with glorious colour, these new paintings explore space, density and structure.
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