Fine Art@Hale 2021 Catalogue by no.reply.at.fineartathale

FINE ART hale 23-25 JULY 2021

23-25 JULY 2021 | memorial Hall Online until 22 august 2021 Fine Art@Hale’s mission is to encourage an engagement with the visual arts at Hale School, which fosters new ways of seeing, creativity, critical thinking and community connection. Since 1993, Fine Art@Hale has staged an annual exhibition for both Hale School and the wider community. After COVID-19 restrictions required last year’s exhibition to move online, the committee is pleased to bring the exhibition back to Memorial Hall in the 60th Anniversary year of Hale School on the Wembley Downs campus. Proceeds from the exhibition are directed towards art scholarships, awards and visual art activities around campus including this year’s Artist in Residence, Ross Potter. Please visit our website www.fineartathale.org for more information and to become a Friend of Fine Art@Hale. We hope you enjoy FA@H 2021!

Cover artwork The Witness (detail), by Ross Potter, 2020, graphite on paper. Image © Courtesy of Artist.

Fine Art@Hale 2021 Exhibition Catalogue Friday 23 July - Sunday 25 July and continuing online until Sunday 22 August

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Fine Art@Hale 2021 The Fine Art@Hale Committee is excited to present an exhibition, online catalogue and sale of works from over 100 established and emerging Western Australian artists.

Dedication The 2021 Fine Art@Hale Exhibition is dedicated to Mrs Julie Wallace

(9 April 1945 - 21 March 2021)

A committee member of the inaugural 1993 Fine Art@Hale Exhibition, Julie played an integral role in realising the first exhibition, and in subsequent years, helping to establish it as an annual visual arts event on the Hale School calendar.

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PLEASE NOTE: When viewing the works in this catalogue, images supplied are NOT to scale with the original work and are NOT to scale with other images in the brochure. All measurements of work are written in centimetres (including frame if noted) and follow the format Height x Width x Depth.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks to the following for their contribution to the Fine Art@Hale 2021 Exhibition. Ross Potter Artist in Residence Sincere thanks to Ross for being a part of Hale School’s 60th anniversary celebrations throughout Term 2. Setting up his studio in the Old Roundhouse, Ross quickly became a part of life on campus and well known by staff and students alike. Thank you to Ross for sharing his creative talent and expertise with so many across campus, enriching the visual arts experience for many boys at Hale School.

Hale School Staff Headmaster, Dean Dell’Oro Deputy Headmaster, David Bean David Timmins, Suzanne Abercrombie, Brenton Hantke, Katie Endersby and Glenda Morrison Brad Holliday, Brennan Chan and IT Staff Simone Cumming, Alison Howcroft, Angelyne Wolfe, Jenny Manners and Ben Harris from Community Relations Murray Jelleff, Lindsay Marai, Paul Viney and staff in Facilities Management Lisa Hakkinen, Nick Poole, Sally Preston and all teaching and support staff in the school’s Junior and Senior School Art Departments Dan Vernon, Chris Miles, Paula Santos and all Hale Boarding Staff

RAFFLE Tickets to the Fine Art@Hale Raffle are $2 each. Thanks to the following who have generously contributed prizes. First Prize From Humble Beginnings 129/150 Thank you to artist and Old Haleian Leon Pericles for his generosity and continued support of Hale School and Fine Art@Hale.

Second prize Case of Leeuwin Estate ‘Art Series’ wine. Thanks to the McKenna Family. Third prize Interstellar jewellery set Thanks to artists Cynthia Poh and Jennie Merritt.

Fourth Prize Cherrypop, by Andrew Tremain Donated by Fine Art@Hale Fifth Prize 2 x $100 voucher to Monsterella AND Mummucc’ Thanks to Tania Nicolo and Ryan Bookless.

Sincere thanks to the following Hale families for their support of Fine Art@Hale 2021

ARTIST INDEX ALEKSANDROW & SIPES 11 ANSELL, Jill 11

GAYE, Jennifer 25

ASH, Greg 12

GELMI, Shanti 26

BAKER, Olly 12

GEPP, Simon 26

BAKER, Penny 13

GIBSON, Kay 27

BARKER, Peter 13

GIDDY, James 27

BENFORD, Sheila 14

GORDON, Catherine 28

BLOOR, Sam 14

GORDON, Katie 28

BRENNAN, Ben 15

HANSEN, Nidia 29

BUCKINGHAM, Karina 15

HILL, Peter 29

BURTON, Kingsley J

HOPKINS, Sam 30

CASTLEDINE, Mikaela 16

HOY, Susan 30

CORNISH, Will 17

JACEGLAV, Tanya 31

COWPER, Shelley 17

JAMES, Greg 31

DANILOVIC, Sonja 18

KAY, Ian 32

DAVIES, Dorothy 18

KENDRICK, Clive & Jenny

DAVIES, Jenny 19

KENT, Andy 33

DEAN, Estelle 19

KNIGHT, Michael 33

DEE, Liam 20

KORTE, Alix 34

DEMARTE, Jenny 20

LAING, Mia 34

De VILDOSOLA, Michael (Jewellery)

LAWSON, Vania 35

EDMONDS, Sally 21

LEEMING, Sue 35

ELLIOTT, Neil 21

LINDEGAARD, Emma 36

EVA, Sue 22

LINDSAY, Malcolm 36

FERNANDEZ, Teresa 22

LINTON, Bethamy (Jewellery)

FERRARIO, Silvana 23

LOWE, Felicia 37

FLAVELL, Susan 23

MAHER, Philip 37

FLOYD, Kate 24

MAPLE, Kim 38

FOSSIER-MILLS, Laurie 24

McALPINE, Matthew 38

GEE, Anne 25

McCLELLAND, Christopher

THORNTON-SMITH, Sarah

MEGIRIAN, Rose (Jewellery)

TREMAIN, Andrew 54

MERRITT, Jennie (Jewellery)

WHITHAM, Lesley 55

MONTGOMERIE, Genevieve

WICHTERMANN, Danica 55

MULDERS, Annemieke 40

WILKIE, Fi 56

MYERS, Reif 40

WILLIS, Jude 56

NOAKES, Philip 41

WILSON, Norm 57

O’CONNELL, Michael 41

YOUNGLESON, Simon 57

O’MEEHAN, Holly 42

ZECK, Garry 58

PADGET, Leesa 42 PARKER, Lesley 43 PERICLES, Leon

PHILLIPS, Anita 44 POTTER, Ross POH, Cynthia (Jewellery)

44 - 45 64

QUILTY, Andy 46 RASMUSSEN, Ken 46 REYNOLDS, Paul 47 REYNOLDS, Peter 47 ROSSI, Alessandra 48 RYAN, Anne 48 SCHELL, Fleur 49 SHER, Jean 49 SILVESTER, Julie 50 SMITH, Helen 50 SORENSEN, Anne 51 SZALAY, Robi 51 TAKAHASHI, Yuko 52

Exhibiting Old Haleians

TAYLOR, Alastair 52 TAYLOR, Andrew R 53 TEMPESTT, Sioux 53

Please note: All images used in this brochure are copyright and courtesy of the artist. 9

HOW TO PURCHASE ART WORKS For visitors to the exhibition 1. Find a salespaerson to assist you with a purchase. 2. Using a QR Code App or the camera of your smartphone to scan the artwork’s individual QR code, the purchase link for that artwork will automatically open in your browser where you can complete a purchase through the Fine Art@Hale website. 3. Payment is accepted with thanks by credit card - Visa and Mastercard accepted. 4. Should gallery labels have been moved or incorrectly placed the sale price is as documented on the 2021 Fine Art@Hale website. 5. Sales receipts will be sent to your nominated email address as proof of purchase. Please retain this for collection of your purchase. 6. A transaction of sale is not concluded until payment is taken. Until such time, Hale is not bound to sell artworks where there has been an error or incorrect pricing becomes known. 7. Purchased artworks over the weekend of 23 - 25 July must be collected between 4.30 - 6.00pm on Sunday 25 July from Memorial Hall. No artworks will be available for collection before the close of the exhibition on Sunday. 8. A print or digital copy of your Sales Receipt will be required as proof of purchase to collect your artwork.

For ONLINE purchases 1. Artwork purchased online over the weekend of the physical exhibition must be collected by the purchaser between 4.30 - 6.00pm on Sunday 25 July from Memorial Hall. 2. The exhibition continues ONLINE until 22 August. To purchase artwork, go to www. fineartathale.org and follow the on screen prompts to complete your purchase. 3. Artwork delivery for purchases made after the 25 July is at the expense of the purchaser (and arranged post sale in consultation with the artist).

We hope you enjoy Fine Art@Hale 2021!

ALEKSANDROW & SIPES Dan Aleksandrow and Jessie Sipes’ work focuses on the exploration of the natural world and all its facets, through sculpture. Recent work takes inspiration from their worldly adventures and continues to explore the expression of the natural form through geometric reduction.

Sheep, 2021 Bronze and wool 15 x 15 x 17cm

$375

Dancer, 2021 Bronze and cotton 7 x 10.5 x 10.5cm

$325

ANSELL, Jill Jill Ansell was born in the wheatbelt of Western Australia and has been a recipient of many art awards as well as being a finalist in the Lester Portrait prize and semi-finalist in the Doug Moran Portrait Prize. Working in oil, acrylic and assemblages, her subject matter varies widely, from the beach to surreal desert landscapes to portraits. Jill’s assemblage work carefully weaves object and painted portrait together resulting in an intriguing glimpse into the intimate world of the subject.

Threads, 2018 Oil on canvas, found object assemblage 35 x 24 x 10cm

$1,500

ASH, Greg Born and educated in Perth, Greg Ash has teaching qualifications from Edith Cowan University and also studied fabrics and textiles, printmaking and silk-screening before discovering glass. After lead lighting his own house in the 1980s, Greg quickly moved onto learning fusing and slumping techniques, kiln casting, bevelling and strip work, studying with many well-known Australia glass artists. Now one of the state representatives for Ausglass, Greg produces a range of jewellery, architectural glass and sculpture in the glass medium. Blue White Blue Drop Bowl, 2021

Outdoor Shallow Bowl, 2021

Glass 7 x 11 x 0.2cm

Glass 10 x 48cm

Cinnabar Small Drop Bowl, 2021

Tapestry Large Drop Bowl, 2021

Glass 11.5 x 9 x 0.2cm

Glass 18 x 17.5 x 0.5cm

Green Squat Drop Bowl, 2021

Pilbara Large Drop Bowl, 2021

Glass 11 x 7 x 0.2cm

Glass 20 x 16 x 0.5cm

$120

$90

$200

$480

BAKER, Olly Painting since 2018, Olly is a Perth based artist who takes his inspiration from nature to produce vibrant and colourful paintings. He works dynamically, and by using many layers of acrylic paint he is able to create great depth and lighting whilst maintaining his own authentic style. Olly was the featured ‘Upcoming Artist’ at the Greg James Sculpture Gallery in Fremantle in September 2020.

Angry Bird, 2021 Mixed media on cradled board Framed, 31 x 41 x 3cm

$1,250

Summer’s Day, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 92 x 92 x 3cm

$3,500

Pilbara, 2021 Mixed media on canvas Framed, 61 x 121 x 4cm

$3,200

BAKER, Penny Penny Baker lives and works near the beautiful Kalgan River in Albany, Western Australia. She is a contemporary watercolour artist who studied Fine Art at Curtin University. Penny is an avid gardener and delights in every aspect of the botanical world. Her artworks reflect this and she often paints in the genre of still life, enjoying the idea of stopping to observe, ponder and delight in the intricacies of life. Tea with William Morris #1, 2021 Watercolour and artline pen on clayboard Framed, 64 x 48cm

$850

Tea with William Morris #2, 2021 Watercolour and artline pen on clayboard Framed, 43 x 33cm

$600

Tea with William Morris #3, 2021 Watercolour and artline pen on clayboard Framed, 48 x 64cm

$850

BARKER, Peter Entering Peter Barker’s world of art is an invitation into a Pandora’s box of experiences, memory, imagination and real life. He blends atmospheric effects to express his thoughts which encompass narrative, history and humanism - a kind of shorthand of how he views the world he inhabits. Spanning the genres of landscape, still life and portraiture, Peter’s paintings take you on a deeper experience, a porthole into a different reality. Peter was formally trained in Florence, Italy and he currently resides and works in Fremantle, Western Australia. After hours, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 61 x 76cm

$2,500

It’s just beyond, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 76 x 61cm

$2,500

Night works, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 61 x 76cm

$2,500

BENFORD, Sheila Sheila Benford has been painting and exhibiting for more than fifty years. She is forever inspired by the Australian countryside, the beautiful canola fields and Karijini National Park, all of which are a strong presence in her artwork. Sheila considers herself an impressionist artist whose love of colour is evident in her works.

Sunset Over Tuart Lakes, 2020 Acrylic Unframed, 100 x 100cm

$2,900

Landscape Patterns, 2020 Acrylic Unframed, 93 x 120cm

$2,800

Fitzgerald Park Inlet, 2019 Acrylic Framed, 67 x 87cm

$1,800

BLOOR, Sam Western Australian photographer and artist Sam Bloor graduated with a BFA from Curtin University in 2017. Bloor’s change from a trade background prior to 2015 often informs his choice of material and aesthetic. His practice centers on the transitional value in the everyday, rediscovered through the gallery context. In keeping with the democratic spirit of art distribution, Bloor runs several workshops and guest lectures at schools and community centers throughout the year.

DESIRE, 2021 Digital UV print on mirror Framed, 32 x 32 x 4cm

$700

LOCUST & HONEY, 2021 Digital UV print on mirror Framed, 32 x 32 x 4cm

$700

BRENNAN, Ben Ben Brennan is an enthusiastic and prolific Perth artist. In his landscape work, Ben captures the colour, shape and energy of the Western Australian outback with an abstract eye, resulting in unique, distinctive and bold works.

Sculpted by Wind, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 71 x 91cm

$1,290

Tracks, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 61 x 61cm

$745

Tailings Dump, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 61 x 91cm

$1,110

BUCKINGHAM, Karina Karina Buckingham, a current Hale parent and former Fine Art@Hale curator, is a classically trained professional artist who creates landscape paintings that celebrate the relaxed, natural beauty of Western Australia. Her passion for paint is evident with each work evolving from random, controlled and expressive marks. Her investigations into depth of field techniques help to maximise a sense of space and calm in her often large-scale paintings. Karina is currently developing a new body of work for her next solo show inspired by walking the Cape to Cape Track.

Towards Quindalup, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 90 x 90 x 5cm

$1,750

On the Trail to Castle Rock, 2021 Oil and acrylic on canvas Unframed, 90 x 90 x 5cm

$1,750

Eagle Bay Rocks, 2021 Oil and acrylic on canvas Unframed, 90 x 90 x 5cm

$1,750

BURTON, Kingsley J Following a happy accident in an art class of his youth, Kingsley J Burton spent time exploring photography and developing his craft in the photographic arts. Beyond university, Kingsley discovered the role of digital photography in this complex art form, and now expresses his passion for the medium using a combination of techniques learnt from both traditional film and digital platforms, with the aim to create imagery that captivates and intrigues around the subject matter of colour and form.

Karijini 20200819088, 1/6, 2020 Archival pigment print Framed, 76 x 114cm

$2,237

Karijini 20200817004, 1/6, 2020 Archival pigment print Framed, 76 x 114cm

$2,237

Karijini 20200821006, 1/6, 2020 Archival pigment print Framed, 114 x 76cm

$2,237

CASTLEDINE, Mikaela Mikaela Castledine is an award winning artist and published writer, with a BSc in Applied Science and an MA in Writing and Literature. She has been a professional artist for nearly 30 years, working in collage and sculpture. She was born in the Western Australian wheatbelt and grew up in the Perth hills, returning there with her own family in the early 2000s. She is best known for her crochet sculptures exploring our connections to animals and religious architecture across cultures. Mikaela’s work Airlift I was the winner of the Highly Commended award at Fine Art@Hale 2017.

He Went That-a-Way, 2021 Found timber and crocheted raffia 29 x 68 x 17cm

$700

Animal Experiments - Red Dog, 2021 Beech wood and Balga resin 53 x 82 x 27cm

$900

CORNISH, Will From rural Western Australia, Will Cornish recently graduated from Hale school and now resides in Perth. Influenced by traditional portraiture, psychedelia and alternative rock, his art practice explores the emotion and meaning found in music. While most of his work is acrylic-based, Will is expanding his mediums with oil paints and acrylic marbling. His ATAR work was selected for the 2020 Pulse Perspectives exhibition.

Sensus Imperium, 2021 Graphite on paper (MDF base with spray paint) Unframed, 60.5 x 122 x 0.5cm

$550

Oculi Spiralis, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 76 x 101.5 x 4cm

$3,000

COWPER, Shelley Drawing on personal experience to interweave themes of site, place, and emotional situations, Shelley’s work explores the ephemeral world of water and sky. A sailing boat was home while she and her husband circumnavigated Australian waters, and her current body of works utilises the Porthole to symbolise the boat as both a vessel of containment, and a ‘portal’ to other worlds and places. ‘The Night Watch’ series relates to the ever-changing observations and challenges of the three-hour watches at sea. Shelley is a mid-career artist who has won a number of awards and lectures in Visual Art at North Metro TAFE.

The Night Watch II, US, 2021 Etching, relief, collagraph Framed, 88 x 118cm

$2,200

Through the Porthole 1/6, 2/6, 2020 Collagraph, etching Framed, 45 x 40cm

$550

In the Shallows 1/6, 2/6, 2021 Collagraph, relief Framed, 45 x 40cm

$550

DANILOVIC, Sonja Serbian born Sonja Danilovic is a self-taught ceramicist, a mother and creative director of Nude Design Studio. With a hands-on approach to design, she weaves a theme of minimal tactility through her varied work. Over the years Sonja has developed a certain style both in design and ceramics that is minimal, pared back and understated, with a sense of fun and vibrancy. She studied a Bachelor of Arts at Curtin University, with a major in design and a minor in illustrations.

Sunny, 2021 Stoneware 23 x 12cm Diam

$530

DAVIES, Dorothy Dorothy Davies was born in Perth and currently lives in the South West of WA. She trained in graphic design at Curtin University and has lived and worked around the world. Dorothy has long had an interest in still life painting as a metaphor for life. Her paintings capture both time and beauty; flowers and fruit depict the notion of beauty at its peak with the knowledge that this is transient. Dorothy paints in oils, the traditional medium for still life artists and has won awards for her design work and painting.

Mandarin Blossom, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 60 x 60cm

$1,800

Beurre Bosc Blossom, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 60 x 60cm

$1,800

Plum Blossom, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 60 x 60cm

$1,800

Yellow Coffee Cup, 2/10, 2021 Art paper print Framed, 49 x 57cm

$530

DAVIES, Jenny Floreat artist Jenny Davies is particularly drawn to portraiture and figurative work. Jenny has painted in oils for many years, having studied locally and at Mitchell School of Arts, Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, NSW. She has been exhibiting and selling her artworks for several years and has won numerous awards for her quirky and bold paintings.

The Gang, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 48.5 x 95.5 x 5.5cm

$1,300

“Three little ducks went out one day”, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 63.3 x 124.4 x 5.5cm

$1,750

In the moo..ed, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 63.5 x 63.5 x 5.5cm

$920

DEAN, Estelle Estelle Dean completed her Bachelor of Art (Art) Honours in 2005. She resides in Perth and has participated in art residencies in Malaysia, India and Japan. While her primary medium is glass and the Pate De Verre method, this by no means limits her to this format and medium. Her art practice draws inspiration from various cultural influences and from change as well as nature. Estelle continues to teach and explore many aspects of glass art and exhibits both nationally and internationally.

Take Away Cookie, 2021

Two Spots, 2021

Glass, cast and pate de verre 15 x 15 x 15cm

Glass, frit de verre 6 x 15 x 6cm

Furled Shibori, 2020

C for 1, 2021

Glass pate de verre Framed, 24 x 24 x 5cm

Glass, frit de verre 9 x 9 x 6cm

Robin, 2020

Granny Coasters (set of 4), 2020

Glass 18 x 18 x 1cm

Glass 10 x 10 x 5cm

$365

$180

$95

$165

$90

$65 19

DEE, Liam Liam Dee is a Perth surrealist who enjoys blending the styles of traditional painting with the bombastic energy of pop culture. Liam’s vision is to create worlds where the construct of the natural environment is mainly supported by the organic manifestation of the man-made and where the line is blurred between what is considered to be natural or synthetic. Taking influence from prominent street artists such as Jeff Soto and Shaun Tan, Liam’s art creates a mix of realism with a blend of psychedelic form, texture and colour to create a sense of organic life constructed from the inorganic.

Whirlpool, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 110 x 170cm

$6,000

March of the Titans, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 110 x 170cm

$6,000

DEMARTE, Jenny Jenny Demarte was born in Busselton, Western Australia and now resides in Perth. With a Diploma in Art Studies majoring in Printmaking (1990), Jenny has exhibited in several group and solo exhibitions across Western Australia. Her artworks aim to evoke feelings and moods through the use of symbolism, colours and shapes, while the use of mixed media, acrylic, charcoal and graphite allow her work to create a sense of mystery and implication.

Timewalk, 2020 Mixed media on canvas Framed, 98 x 68 x 5.1cm

$1,330

Armageddon, US, 2021 Etching Framed, 74 x 58 x 3.5cm

$700

Full Moon, 2021 Acrylic on wood panel Unframed, 30.3 x 30.3 x 3.7cm

$300

EDMONDS, Sally Sally Edmonds’ work reflects her passion for birds. Using pastel and coloured pencil, she leans toward realism but deliberately veers away from the traditional style of portraying wildlife, preferring to use a bolder style with visible marks, large size, negative space, dramatic light and exaggerated colour. Sally has won multiple awards for her work including the People’s Choice Award at the 2017, 2018 and 2020 Fine Art@Hale Exhibitions.

Flaming Galah, 2021 Pastel Framed 76.8 x 68.5 x 4.5cm

$2,750

You Have Been Seen, 2021 Pastel Framed 69.5 x 69.5 x 4.5cm

$2,750

Can’t Stop Too Busy, 2021 Pastel Framed 55.5 x 61.5 x 4.5cm

$800

ELLIOTT, Neil Neil Elliott is a multiple award-winning painter and sculptor based in the Perth hills. His work is usually mixed media and created with a sense of humour. Neil draws inspiration from history, engineering, his dreams and the many interesting objects in his studio. In 2017, Neil was awarded a statewide touring exhibition of his sculptures with Art on the Move, and he was also the winner of the 2018 Fine Art@Hale Award with his sculpture Robot 63.

Balancing Act, 2021

Two Rivers, 2021

Found objects 122 x 120 x 127cm

Acrylic on board Framed, 65 x 95cm

Bluey the Fly, 2021

Underwater Paradise, 2021

Found objects 103 x 59 x 52cm

Acrylic on board Framed, 35 x 42cm

$4,200

$3,900

$1,900

$600

EVA, Sue Sue Eva was born in South Africa and grew up in Cape Town before relocating to Australia in 1998. She has lived outside Dunsborough since 2005. Sue studied graphic design after leaving school and worked in advertising and design. She started painting in 2016. Sue works primarily with acrylics on canvas and linen and paints quiet, considered still lives with a particular muted palette that convey a monumental intimacy. Sue’s still lives are about life, history and love and their connection to our families and lineage. Each still life, in its essence, is a portrait of the objects that reflect our lives.

Silent in its Light, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 64 x 83 x 5.5cm

$1,650

FERNANDEZ, Teresa Teresa Fernandez began painting as a way to find balance in the highly structured world of corporate engineering in which she spent a great deal of her working life. Now a full-time artist, Teresa finds inspiration and subject matter in everyday life and the things that surround her, often instilling a sense of quirkiness and fun into her work. Curiosity and experimentation are significant motivators resulting in art that is not placed within the boundaries of a single style. Teresa’s work varies between still life and abstract; she is more interested in discovery than settling into one form of expression.

Road to School, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 79 x 79cm

$950

Road to Summer Garden, 2021 Acrylic on board Framed, 93 x 63cm

$950

Lemon Bowl Camouflage, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 54 x 54cm

$730

FERRARIO, Silvana Silvana Ferrario is an award-winning glass artist. Her inspiration comes from her experiences, memories and surroundings. She is intrigued by the geometry present in both man-made and naturally occurring structures, and its opposition to the fluidity of the natural elements. Silvana particularly likes to use the viscosity of the glass when it is hot to give movement to her work, even with a structured subject.

Indigo:Blue of 1000 Years 20, 2020 Glass 8 x 47 x 47cm

Red Tail I, 2019

Making Paper Beads 4, 2020

Strata 25, 2019

Glass, stainless steel & wood 12 x 30 x 12cm

Glass 23 x 21 x 18cm

Making Paper Beads 2, 2020

Tie Dye 3, 2020

Glass, stainless steel & wood 12 x 30 x 12cm

Glass 7 x 43 x 43cm

$550

$400

Glass 22 x 35 x 23cm

$750

$460

$500

FLAVELL, Susan Susan Flavell has been a practicing artist for more than 30 years and her interests include animals, the unconscious, the fantastic, the monstrous and the mythical. Susan’s parents moved around the world before settling in Perth when she was about 7. Her earliest memories are of being a small child in Central America - the jungle, giant rhinoceros beetles, anacondas stretched across roads, a snake chased under the breakfast table by the cat, jaguars coughing at night, fish swimming over roads in flood, huge frogs and insects, talking parrots and Mayan temples.

Head of Man #8, 2008 Bronze 53 x 40 x 43cm

$5,000

Chinese Dot #3, 2016 Porcelain (note: artwork does not include pearls) 23 x 20 x 23cm

$880

FLOYD, Kate Kate Floyd is a Floreat artist whose contemporary botanical work draws inspiration from the colour and shapes of Australian flora. Her work is a varied and layered combination of acrylics, pastel, pencil and oil paint. Kate is represented in private collections and her work is shown in exhibitions in local and South West galleries.

Still Life with Marri Blossom, 2021 Oil on linen Unframed, 50 x 50 x 2cm

$850

Hakea and Marri Blossom, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 76 x 76 x 4cm

$1,400

FOSSIER-MILLS, Laurie A fascination with glass has evolved into an exciting personal journey of discovery for Laurie FossierMills. Exploration of new concepts and techniques, experimentation with forms and the incorporation of colour and texture realise Laurie’s purpose of creating work that calls out to be touched and contemplated. These artworks are to be enjoyed as both functional and visual pieces of art.

Murrine Excitement Tall, 2019

Murrine Excitement Polished Rim, 2019

Blown glass with murrine inclusions 28 x 12 x 12cm

Blown glass with murrine inclusions 16.5 x 11 x 11cm

Murrine Excitement, 2019

Shore Break, 2019

Blown glass with murrine inclusions 16 x 11 x 11cm

Kiln formed pattern flow 28 x 17.5 x 9cm

Murrine Excitement Aquamarine, 2019

Iridescent Green Flash, 2019

Blown glass with murrine inclusions 24 x 11 x 11cm

Kiln formed 22 x 32 x 0.5cm

$280

$265

$275

$265

$165

$150

GAYE, Jennifer Western Australian born textile artist Jennifer Gaye draws inspiration through conversation with and observation of nature’s depth of character. From the ocean to the sky, reflecting relationships between the natural and urban world, Jennifer allows her textile art to speak of her true passions. Through experimentation, using her own processes and techniques, Jennifer introduces these inspirations to cloth through her collage textile work. Jennifer uses machine and hand stitch, applying shades of subtleness and luminous colour, pattern and textiles like the stroke of a brush, then captures movement through the lens of her camera. When all seems complete, Jennifer will work back on the piece created, reconnecting the cycle and the artistic conversation. Soft Reflection, 2021 Mixed media on canvas Framed, 92 x 182cm

$4,200

Full Bloom, 2021 Mixed media textile collage Framed, 80 x 40cm

$1,400

GEE, Anne Australian based artist Anne Gee spent her childhood days in the Western Australian country seaside town of Albany. This idyllic hometown setting was the stimulus for many of her unique works which evolved from a deep love of the sea, maps, story-telling imagery and her own journeys and childhood memories. Anne’s artistic practice includes illustration, intricate hand-crafted paper-cut works, ink pen maps, drawings, paintings and three-dimensional paper sculptures under glass.

Wasp Nest, 2021 Ink and handcut paper Framed, 67 x 57 x 4cm

$890

Spirit Bird, 2021 Paper, natural handmade inks Framed, 71 x 91 x 5cm

$1,320

Bush Sprite, 2021 Paper, ink Framed, 61 x 64 x 3cm

$860

GELMI, Shanti Shanti Gelmi focuses on the concealed, intangible elements which direct, manipulate and normalise behaviour in diverse societal structures. Driven by the issues she faced early in her life, where a pressured denial of her own cultural heritage was considered a ‘normal’ way of fitting in to Australian culture, Shanti seeks to understand what it means to be different and questions the importance of denying one’s true self in order to fit securely within predetermined constructs. There is no such thing as identical, 2020 Screenprint and ink drawing on paper Framed, 45 x 54cm

$585

Sentinel, 2020 Screenprint and ink on paper Framed, 38 x 33.5cm

$315

Hillock, 2020 Screenprint and ink on paper Framed, 38 x 33.5cm

$315

GEPP, Simon Simon Gepp held his first solo exhibition in 1992 before joining the Australian Regular Army, a path which curtailed his artistic output for many years. A series of watercolour pencil sketches and acrylics during his INTERFET (East Timor) deployment kept his artistic passion alive, and with retirement looming he has dusted off the canvas, renewed the brushes and is revisiting his passion.

Storm Swell, 2021 Acrylic Unframed, 101 x 76 x 1.5cm

$600

Autumn Leaves, 2021 Acrylic Unframed, 101 x 76 x 1.5cm

$600

Cossies Beach, 2021 Acrylic Unframed, 101 x 76 x 1.5cm

$600

GIBSON, Kay With a passionate interest in ecology, Margaret River artist Kay Gibson sensitively portrays the many plants and animals that inhabit Western Australia. Employing a variety of techniques including printmaking, painting and fumage, her work continues to evolve. Kay has received numerous awards and regularly exhibits in solo and group shows.

Purple Swamphen, 2020 Acrylic and soft ground etching Framed, 79 x 50cm

$1,750

Little Barn Owl, 2021 Gouache and fumage on embossed paper Framed, 58 x 57cm

$2,000

Magpie Meeting, 2021 Acrylic and soft ground etching Framed, 53 x 65cm

$1,850

GIDDY, James South African-born James Giddy completed a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) at Curtin University and has expanded his practice to include painting murals throughout rural Western Australia and New South Wales, as well as in South Africa and Indonesia. Through the medium of painting, Giddy is able to push and pull emphasis, abstracting and glorifying spaces, encouraging the viewer to reconsider a subject and look beyond a single point of focus. Giddy’s use of ambiguous landscapes and grounds allows the viewer to bring his or her own contextual references and associations to the work, often providing a platform to reconsider thoughts on the everyday.

Gentle Reminders, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 42 x 30 x 4cm

$1,100

Follow the Leader, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 42 x 30 x 4cm

$1,100

Borrowed Time, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 20 x 30 x 4cm

$550

GORDON, Catherine Catherine Gordon is best known for her atmospheric landscape paintings of the Great Southern region of Western Australia. She studied Fine Art at Curtin University and is a painter, teacher and book illustrator. Catherine’s latest paintings depict the fragile banksia woodlands of Perth that are ancient and at risk of disappearing altogether as the result of clearing for urban development.

Collier Rd, Midday, 2021 Oil on cotton Unframed, 40 x 50cm

$850

Collier Rd, Afternoon, 2021 Oil on cotton Unframed, 30 x 40cm

$500

GORDON, Katie Katie Gordon’s studio looks directly out towards her greatest artistic inspiration: her ever-evolving coastal Mediterranean garden. Fruit, flowers, leaves and shells all find their way into her meticulous coloured pencil drawings, in which the subject matter is often drenched in bright sunlight with the resultant shadows adding a theatrical component to the composition. This exploration of light and dark is central to Katie’s work, along with a sense of nostalgic yearning for the simple pleasures of a nature-focused lifestyle like the one she enjoyed as a child growing up in a small farming community in southern Africa.

Shell in Midday Sun, 2021 Wax coloured pencils on Arches paper Framed, 43 x 54 x 4cm

$900

Shell, Pear and Fig Leaf in Autumn Shadow, 2021 Wax coloured pencils on Arches paper Framed, 75.5 x 93 x 4cm

$2,500

Shell and Bougainvillea, 2021 Wax coloured pencils on Arches paper Framed, 57 x 56 x 4cm

$1,200

HANSEN, Nidia Nidia Hansen is a Colombian-born contemporary Australian artist who explores the intersections between biomimicry, nature, materiality and cultural backgrounds. Her multidisciplinary practice comprises paintings, drawings, installations, works on paper and tridimensional artworks. Attracted by the versatility of traditional and modern-day art materials, her media include acrylics, inks, charcoals, natural dyes, pigments, wood, sand and fabric, as well as discarded or found materials.

Sonata, 2020 Mixed media on canvas Unframed, 122 x 122 x 5cm

$3,800

Morning Mist, Spring and Happiness, 2019 Mixed media on canvas Framed, 101 x 81 x 5cm

$2,200

Lemon Flower II, 2019 Mixed media on canvas Framed, 93 x 93 x 3cm

$900

HILL, Peter Peter Hill was born in Manjimup and has worked and lived nearby in Northcliffe for the past twenty years. Country and our connection to it has been at the core of his artwork throughout his career. Employing a variety of approaches in his artistic exploration, Peter’s practice ranges from two and three-dimensional gallery artworks to site specific outdoor works as well as to his work as a songwriter and musician. He has exhibited in Perth and Melbourne in numerous solo and group shows and is represented in many public collections such as the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

The Stewardship, 2021 Acrylic on timber form 102 x 142 x 8cm

$6,200

HOPKINS, Sam Sam Hopkins is a young emerging Western Australian artist with a background in landscaping design, construction, interior design and woodworking. Finding inspiration in human behaviour, nature, world travel and experimenting with materials and tools in new ways, Sam takes commonplace materials and teases out shapes and narratives, peeling back layers to reveal hidden meanings and perspectives. Sam has commissioned pieces for private and corporate clients all over Australia.

Breaking Ground Maquette, 2021 Inflated stainless steel, glass, resin, paint 78 x 37 x 25cm

$3,300

Coalescence Maquette, 1/3, 2021 Mild steel, paint, graphite and granite 114 x 56 x 47cm

$7,200

Anti-Selfie Mirrors, 2021 Inflated stainless steel Wall hung, 62 x 49 x 9cm

$1,480

HOY, Susan Susan Hoy finds inspiration in the colour, dramatic shapes and light of the natural environment and the continual flow and movement of the ocean and wind. Her work plays with line, pattern and repetition. Her current practice focuses on paper sculpture incorporating ‘found’ objects with occasional additions of stitching as well as stylised landscapes from the sea to suburbia which materialise with the soft and gentle colours of gouache paint on Arches watercolour paper. Found at Clayton’s #7, 2021 Gouche on watercolour paper Framed, 37 x 81 x 3.5cm

$1,430

Found at Clayton’s #8, 2021 Mixed media Framed, 40 x 78 x 3cm

$420

Seafarers on Driftwood, 2021

Paper Bowls, Set of 3, 2021

Paper pulp, seaweed, driftwood 10 x 63 x 10cm

Paper pulp, seaweed, found objects 9 x 11cm Diam

$120

$90 30

JACEGLAV, Tanya Tanya Jaceglav was born in Kalgoorlie and resides in Fremantle. Her art practice focuses on exploring the human condition through her interest in memory, identity and narrative. Predominantly working with oils, her mediums also include plaster, clay, photography and paper. During her twenty year career Tanya’s work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally and received many awards and prizes. Of Cabbages and Kings, 2021 Gouache on paper Framed, 42 x 55 x 2cm

$900

Fecundity, 2021 Gouache on paper Framed, 42 x 55 x 2cm

$900

Childhood, 2021 Gouache on paper Framed, 42 x 55 x 2cm

$900

JAMES, Greg Western Australian sculptor Greg James graduated from Claremont Technical College in 1974 with a Diploma in Fine Art (Sculpture). He then embarked on a two-year work and study tour of Europe before returning to Claremont School of Art as the Sculpture Technician in 1977. Greg’s first solo exhibition was in 1978, and he worked from his home until 1987 when he established his first Fremantle studio. As well as Greg’s work with smaller collectible sculptures, he has numerous well known public sculptures throughout Fremantle and Perth and his work has featured in exhibitions overseas. Greg continues to undertake commissions for private and public artworks.

Morning Mist, 2021 Bronze 54.5 x 32 x 19.5cm

$6,400

KAY, Ian One-time forest ranger, journalist, manufacturer and restorer, Ian Kay has a special knack for repurposing materials. Visual art has always been a creative outlet and three-dimensional creation is his focus. Ian’s accumulated timber and metal treasures are reimagined to become the basis of his sculptural forms.

Green Knight, 2021 Found objects with timber detail 55 x 120 x 45cm

$1,950

Black Betty, 2020 Found objects with timber detail 40 x 80 x 40cm

$850

KENDRICK, Clive & Jenny Both retired schoolteachers, husband and wife team Clive and Jenny Kendrick collaborate to produce embellished turned timber art pieces. Based in Walpole, Western Australia, Clive is a wood turner while Jenny adds her artistic embellishments to much of his work, producing bespoke pieces of fine Australian woodwork.

Positive and Negative, 2021

Forest Green, 2021

Sheoak Diam 19.5cm

Sheoak Diam 32cm

Network, 2021

In My Garden, 2021

Jacaranda 8 x 11cm

Sheoak, embellishment inspired by Mitchell Kendrick. Diam 33cm

Jacaranda in Leaf, 2021

Into the Night, 2021

Jacaranda 9 x 11cm

Sheoak Diam 32.5cm

$430

$175

$535

KENT, Andy Andy Kent is a Fremantle based artist. Mostly self-taught, his choice of subject is predominantly the urban landscape and the coast. Living in Fremantle provides him with a constant source of ideas and inspiration. Andy’s artwork focuses on less traditional subject matter and creates an interesting and engaging composition, often of something that is either overlooked or inherently mundane. By doing so he strives to portray that everything has its own sense of beauty. Andy is an award-winning artist who has exhibited in group and solo exhibitions and has work in collections throughout the country.

Three Floors Up, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 103 x 103 x 5.5cm

$3,500

Pre-Start, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 103 x 103 x 5.5cm

$3,500

The Gap, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 103 x 103 x 5.5cm

$3,500

KNIGHT, Michael Michael Knight has been a professional artist for twenty years, with solo exhibitions in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Fremantle. He was a scholarship winner at the Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney and continues to use drawing and composition as fundamental tools in his creative practice. Michael’s passion for drawing and composition, and an unusually bold sense of colour, produce evocative works with long-lasting appeal.

Melbourne Nude I, 2020

Female Nude, 2021

Pencil, watercolour Framed, 43 x 34cm

Melbourne Nude 2, 2020

Male Nude, 2021

$320

Pencil, watercolour Framed, 43 x 34cm

$320

Pencil, watercolour Framed, 43 x 34cm

$320

KORTE, Alix As a graphic designer, illustrator and book designer, Alix Korte never lost her love of line work, colour and composition. Now with a full-time career as an oil painter, Alix draws from this background. She captures the mood using oil paint in thin washes with some heavy impasto work over the top, bringing a sense of movement to her work, with her favourite subjects being animals and water.

Vivid Earth, Diptych, 2021 Oil and acrylic Unframed, 100 x 200 x 3cm

$6,800

Long Walk Home, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 80 x 120 x 3cm

$3,600

LAING, Mia The main goal of Mia Laing’s paintings has been to capture the sun-drenched beauty of the Western Australian lifestyle. Specialising in oil paintings across many different genres, from traditional through to the whimsical, Mia exhibits across Western Australia and New South Wales. Mia’s work has recently been launched on a series of greeting cards available internationally.

Paradox, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 45 x 91cm

$1,700

Repurposed, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 56 x 76cm

$1,600

A Royal Affair, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 60 x 60cm

$1,500

LAWSON, Vania Sydney born Vania Lawson is a Perth based artist with a background in design and scenic art. Her landscapes are alluring and emotive with a luminous quality that draws the viewer into the work. A cyclical process of creating layers, destroying areas and building up others brings illumination and shadow to her work, transforming with the changing light of day. Silent Mist I, 2021 Oil on board Unframed, 20cm round

$400

Silent Mist II, 2021 Oil on board Unframed, 30cm round

$600

Silent Mist III, 2021 Oil on board Unframed, 40cm round

$800

Silent Mist Triptych, 2021 Oil on board Unframed, 90 x 70cm

$1,800

LEEMING, Sue Sue Leeming attended the University of Auckland, Elam School of Fine Art and majored in printmaking, graduating with a Fine Arts Degree and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Fine Art in 1995. Her current practice is based primarily around painting and drawing, and extends ideas of abstraction, landscape, identity and spirituality. She experiments with the physicality of paint and process, allowing the imagery to spring from process.

Blue Days All of Them Gone, 2021 Oil and ink on panel Unframed, 61 x 91cm

$1,400

Imprinted, 2020 Oil and ink on canvas Unframed, 100 x 100cm

$2,000

LINDEGAARD, Emma Emma Lindegaard is a self-taught ceramic artist and stylist working from her home studio in Waylyup/ Fremantle. Emma’s objects are built entirely by hand – using the coiling method and minimal tools – over a number of days. This process allows for thoughtful modification of shape, texture and balance. Her latest series of abstract sculptures are heavily influenced by mid-century architecture and design; the play between organic curves, clean lines and negative space. Each piece is a unique expression and is as much about the process as it is the final piece.

A Sense of Symmetry, 2020

Scripted Space, 2020

Stoneware clay 25 x 24 x 24cm

Stoneware clay 30 x 25 x 15cm

Elements Variation, 2020

Tower of Silence, 2020

$650

Stoneware clay 32 x 21 x 11cm

$650

$700

Stoneware clay 38 x 40 x 11cm

$700

LINDSAY, Malcolm Be it a landscape from places visited or images of pure fiction, award-winning Western Australian artist and commercial illustrator Malcolm Lindsay is always looking for inspiration for his next piece. Having exhibited widely, the English born artist is currently creating landscapes in acrylic, trying to push beyond expected reality and skewing images with his own distinctive style.

Summer Pools, York, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 91 x 121.5 x 3.8cm

$3,000

North Walpole, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 51 x 121.7 x 3.8cm

$1,850

Big Sky Reflections, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 51 x 121.7 x 3.8cm

$1,850

LOWE, Felicia Multiple award-winning acrylic and pastel figurative artist Felicia Lowe has been painting professionally for nearly twenty years. She is enthralled by colour, light and movement within the local environment. Her intention is to capture slightly whimsical but always pleasing moments in time while challenging her materials, mediums and processes.

Golden Glimpses, 2020 Acrylic Unframed, 101 x 101 x 4cm

$2,950

Golden Light, 2021 Acrylic Unframed 91 x 61 x 4cm

$1,650

Bokeh #3, 2021 Acrylic on linen Unframed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$1,100

MAHER, Philip Philip Maher became fascinated with molten, moving glass after connecting with Alan Fox at the Art Gallery of Western Australia. Experimenting and building up a repertoire of different slumping and fusing techniques has enabled Philip to perfect his art practice. He is currently focusing on vitrigraph pulls creating glass rods that are cut up to fuse and slump into myriad art pieces.

Coral Essence, 2021 Glass 20 x 28 x 7cm

$650

Green Cornucopia, 2021 Glass and steel 20 x 20 x 20cm

$750

Escaping the Miasma, 2021 Glass 10 x 10 x 2.5cm

$150

MAPLE, Kim Exhibiting since 1986, Kim Maple has held more than thirty-six solo gallery exhibitions and many group shows. Kim continues to be passionate about her painting practice and exploring possibilities. Her work is featured in private collections in Australia and overseas.

Evening Walk, 2021 Oil on board Framed, 50 x 40cm

$580

Red Bush, 2021 Oil on board Framed, 50 x 40cm

$580

Treed, 2021 Oil on board Framed, 50 x 40cm

$580

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Matthew McAlpine is an interdisciplinary artist who lives and works in Wadjuk Nyoongar boodja (Perth, Western Australia). His practice aims to explore the complexities and problems of celebrating colonial history and legacies.

For Toil II, 2021 Acrylic, sand and binder on canvas Unframed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$900

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Boundless Plains, 2021 Acrylic, sand and binder on canvas Unframed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$900

In Strains II, 2021 Acrylic, sand and binder on canvas Unframed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$900

McCLELLAND, Christopher Award-winning artist Christopher McClelland has exhibited widely within Australia and has been shown in London, Paris and New York. Originally from Melbourne, where he studied art at the Victorian College of the Arts and the University of Melbourne, Christopher moved to Perth twenty years ago to teach art at Hale School. Over the past ten years, he has been exploring and adapting traditional techniques of painting, developed through postgraduate studies he completed in Florence and Paris. Light, colour and atmosphere are important aspects of his work, as well as explorations of identity and culture.

Indian Ocean Series #7, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 76 x 92 x 4cm

$2,400

Ruben’s Pegasus on a South Western Road, 2020 Oil on canvas Framed, 92 x 76 x 4cm

$2,400

In Search of Fra Angelico #3, 2021 Oil and gold leaf on canvas Framed, 65 x 54 x 4cm

$1,450

MONTGOMERIE, Genevieve Genevieve Montgomerie is probably best known for her intricate acrylic studies which capture the quality of outdoor life shared by Australians indulging in the pleasures of coastal living. Her Western Australian works in particular are spontaneous and simple in subject yet recall for the observers a familiar perspective they cherish as particularly ‘western beauty’. Once described as ‘technically traditional with a refreshing twist on the realist’, Montgomerie’s work is strong and vibrant with a determined expression of her national pride. Dinosaurs and Surfers, Leighton Beach - Fremantle, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 130 x 65 x 3cm

$3,900

Wedge Water, 2021 Acrylic on canvas with resin Unframed, 116 x 116cm

$4,600

Reflections of Mauve - Yallingup, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 106.5 x 80.5cm

$3,900

MULDERS, Annemieke Annemieke Mulders makes ceramics in her Perth studio using fine porcelain and stoneware clays. Evocative of the Australian landscape, Annemieke’s ceramics reflect the incredible colours and intricate shapes found in nature. The endless planes with eroded rock and stone formations appeal to the imagination and invite creativity, while the fascinating diversity of hues and colours reflect the adaptation of fauna to the dry and arid environment.

Bamboo Bronze I, 2021

Fused Vase Bronze, 2021

Porcelain 7 x 7 x 12cm

Porcelain 11 x 11 x 20cm

Bamboo Bronze II, 2021

Fused Vessel Bronze, 2021

Porcelain 7 x 7 x 20cm

Porcelain 11 x 11 x 11cm

Bamboo Bronze III, 2021

Fused Cup Bronze, 2021

Porcelain 7 x 7 x 25cm

Porcelain 10 x 10 x 8cm

$95

$145

$175

$170

$110

$95

MYERS, Reif Reif Myers was born in Maui, Hawaii in 1992 and relocated to WA in 1995. A keen surfer and son of Perth artist Jos Myers, Reif spent a lot of his childhood at the beach and in her art studio, growing up surrounded by walls of large colourful artworks by Jos and other artists. This connection fuelled his drive to start Ocean Zone boardies as a fifteen-year-old, digitalising his artworks onto board shorts. Using acrylic paints, Reif’s paintings are bright, fun and relatable. Featuring many of his signature icons, his paintings aim to encourage the viewer to spend time pointing out new things and hopefully have a laugh. Lido Lunch, 2021 Acrylic Framed, 105 x 105 x 3cm

$3,500

Fish & Fruit, 2021 Acrylic Framed, 84 x 104.5 x 5cm

$2,750

Date Night at Icebergs, 2021 Acrylic Framed, 83 x 88cm

$3,000

NOAKES, Philip Philip Noakes is recognised as one of the outstanding contemporary jewellers, goldsmiths and silversmiths working in this country. He has earned a reputation over many decades as a consummate craftsman and a highly original and innovative artist within the expanded world of metal craft. Philip is the archetypical adaptor, highly flexible, using his skills to solve problems and always finding new perspectives from which to recalibrate and reimagine the world he inhabits. He refuses to be constrained by his history. Indeed, he employs his history as a springboard to launch challenging projects and establish creative initiatives, such as Sculptural Silver. Philip’s dedication to his craft has earned him well-deserved renown, including the most prestigious accolade of all, being conferred as a Fellow of the Institute of Professional Goldsmiths, United Kingdom in 2016, the only one in Australia.

Elliptic Ombre III, 2019

Integrated I, 2020

Oxidised Britannia silver 26 x 12 x 5cm

Britannia silver, 22ct gold makers mark 20 x 13.9 x 13.9cm

Linear Centrepiece, 2020

Linear Flame V, 2020

$2,750

Oxidised copper, sterling silver 11.9 x 26 x 26cm

$3,200

$3,500

Heat-coloured copper, Britannia silver 17.5 x 14.3 x 14.3cm

$2,400

O’CONNELL, Michael Michael O’Connell is both an artist and teacher. Although predominantly a painter, Michael recently has joyfully explored the possibilities that media other than paint can bring to his personal practice. Michael’s connection to Hale is strong having taught in the art department for many years.

Join the Dots 101 Times, 2021

Magic Circle Club #2, 2021

Acrylic and oil on board with resin Framed, 70 x 70cm

Mixed media and resin on board Framed, 96 x 83cm

Magic Circle Club #1, 2021

This Was Once All I Needed (Suburban Series), 2021

$2,000

Mixed media and resin on board Framed, 101 x 81cm

$3,000

$2,200

Mixed media and resin on board Framed, 84 x 120cm

$3,000

O’MEEHAN, Holly Holly O’Meehan works with two distinctive, apparently unrelated mediums - crochet and ceramic. A dexterous handler of both, O’Meehan brings these two materials into harmony. The objects she creates are yarn-and-clay hybrids - hard, fired clay is pierced and shaped to allow the weaving-in of natural fibres, which in turn drape, hang, suspend or wrap the ceramic. Working in her Fremantle studio, O’Meehan appropriates natural forms like teeth, quills, spines and thorns, nestling them among gentler, softer textures and voluptuously rounded surfaces.

Hold Me, 2020 Clay, glazes, crocheted fibres and cannellini beans 35 x 80 x 80cm

$1,100

PADGET, Leesa Leesa Padget is a Perth hills based artist working in mixed media. Her practice regularly involves the use of found objects to produce an eclectic range of paintings and small sculpture. At the heart of her practice is storytelling, not just from her own narrative, but providing space in the works to prompt an exploration of the viewers’ own experiences.

Circle of Life, 2019 Mixed media Unframed, 90 x 90 x 5cm

$4,200

Splendid I, 2021 Silk, handmade paper, polymer clay, found object 20 x 20 x 15cm

$390

Silver Eyes, 2021 Handmade paper, feathers, textile, polymer clay, found object 35 x 25 x 25cm

$420

The Flying Circus, 2021 Handmade paper, polymer clay, found object 40 x 30 x 20cm

$480

PARKER, Lesley Perth artist Lesley Parker’s interest in textiles began when she was a student at WAIT and Curtin. After many years as an Art Teacher and textiles lecturer, her art reflects a continuation of these interests. Her love of pattern is often an inspiration and a common feature of her art, while her textiles frequently incorporate fabric printing and dyeing techniques with collage. Lesley uses stitching to create patterns, textures and for drawing and mark making. She is interested in the different textures of fabric, the history of recycled fabric, layering, the slow and contemplative nature of hand stitching and the patterns and rhythms that emerge as the idea develops. Favourite themes include the patterns and rhythms of the natural world as well as the artefacts and objects we collect in our personal life.

Birdlife, 2021 Hand dyed, collaged and stitched Framed, 30 x 30 x 3cm

$500

Forest Patterns, 2021 Hand dyed, collaged and stitched Framed, 40 x 22 x 3cm

$500

Night Forest, Triptych, 2021 Hand dyed, collaged and stitched Framed, 32 x 36 x 3cm

$750

PERICLES, Leon With more than 140 solo exhibitions, Leon Pericles holds his place as an important Australian painter and printmaker. His creativity and imagination, combined with impressive technical skills, have resulted in work which engages and challenges the viewer to experience his unique, sometimes narrative, often whimsical and frequently absurd view of society and landscape.

Catastrophic Cubes, 2019

Thongs, 14/99, 2021

Mixed media 47 x 21 x 21cm

Etching, hand-coloured Framed, 30.5 x 30cm

It’s Definitely Kitsch, 10/12, 2021

Big Things, 14/99, 2021

Etching, hand-coloured Framed, 77.5 x 58cm

Etching, hand-coloured Framed, 30.5 x 30cm

$10,000

$4,000

$450

PHILLIPS, Anita Anita Phillips fell in love with working in oils and has been exploring its complexities ever since. Painting landscapes, cloudscapes and still life, Anita attempts to capture mood and atmosphere. Having grown up in the Wheatbelt, her work often depicts themes associated with the open expanses of the agricultural landscape, sky and water.

Oak leaves from my home town No. 1, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 25 x 35 x 4cm

$860

Oak leaves from my home town No. 2, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 30 x 30 x 4cm

$860

Oak leaves from my home town No. 3, 2021 Oil on canvas Unframed, 35 x 25 x 4cm

$860

POTTER, Ross Ross Potter is a Kamilaroi man living in Perth who works with graphite and pencil to produce highly detailed representations of animals, minerals and vegetables. Through magnifying microscopic features, Ross brings the abstractions of reality to our attention, while telling compelling stories of everyday life. Ross’s most recent artworks are anthropomorphic in nature, reflecting human characteristics in bird forms to tell stories of pain, suffering and adversity. Natural decay is a recurring theme in Ross’s work. His subjects are often in a state of deterioration, questioning our relationship with nature and the environment. Dry Goanna, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 163 x 72cm

$6,500

Dear Life, 2021 Graphite on paper Framed, 110 x 78cm

$4,500

Envy the Raven, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 187 x 139cm

$8,500

As part of the 60th anniversary celebrations of Hale School at the Wembley Downs campus, Fine Art@Hale sponsored Artist in Residence, Ross Potter. The following works can be viewed in the Old Roundhouse where Ross set up his studio for the duration of Term 2. Also displayed is a selection of student works from across the campus and the whole school project around the theme of ‘Belonging’ developed with staff and students during Ross’ time at Hale School.

Splitting Rocks, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 90 x 71cm

$2,200

Broken Jug, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 90 x 71cm

$1,900

Incomplete Landscape, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 92 x 130cm

$2,200

The Story of Old Stone Face, 2019 Graphite on paper Framed, 70 x 90cm

$2,850

Deceased Wattlebird (a), 2021 Graphite on paper Framed, 72 x 54cm

$1,900

Deceased Wattlebird (b), 2021 Graphite on paper Framed, 72 x 54cm

$1,900

Deceased New Holland Honeyeater, 2020 Graphite on paper Framed, 90 x 77cm

$2,900

QUILTY, Andy Andy Quilty is a multi-disciplinary artist exploring notions of status, belonging and sense of place within the colloquial banality of suburban Australia. Graduating with a BFA from Curtin University in 2003, Quilty is a Lecturer in Fine Art at The University of Western Australia and Program Patron for the Military Art Program Australia, a non-profit assisting Military Veterans through art therapy. Quilty’s current projects include an ongoing collaboration with a prisoner serving a life sentence in a Western Australian jail, and investigations into the aesthetic and conceptual possibilities of automotive skids.

Untitled 1, 2021 Painted monotype (oil) on rag paper Framed, 28.5 x 38cm

$500

Untitled 2, 2021 Painted monotype (oil), pastel and pencil on rag paper Framed, 28.5 x 38cm

$500

Untitled 3, 2021 Painted monotype (oil), pastel and graphite on rag paper Framed, 38 x 56cm

$650

RASMUSSEN, Ken Ken Rasmussen grew up in Broome, Marble Bar and other Western Australian country towns and currently lives and paints in East Fremantle. Ken gained his artistic reputation for realist drawings, watercolours and oil paintings. More recently he has evolved as a modern realist impressionist painter. He is passionate about places creating meaning in people’s lives. His oil paintings are a window to the memories and experiences that light up our lives and connect us to the people we love most. From Hale We Soar, 2021 Oil on linen Unframed, 122 x 122 x 7cm

$5,800

Lighting Up Our Hopes and Dreams, 2021 Oil on linen Unframed, 122 x 122 x 7cm

$5,800

Still in Paradise, 2021 Oil on linen Unframed, 122 x 122 x 7cm

$5,800

REYNOLDS, Paul Teacher and artist Paul Reynolds has regularly exhibited in both group and solo exhibitions throughout Western Australia. The observations of a behaviourist, as Paul likes to call them, revisit formative moments in life both through location and interaction and their effect on the construction and reinforcements of belief, values and societal misgivings. The artistic chronicles on these moments are merged with a bit of humour, honesty and a hint of cynicism but people will construct their own story.

St Jude and the Chicken, 2020 Oil and acrylic on board 120 x 40 x 6cm

$800

self isolation idea #1, 2020 Gesso and pencil on board 120 x 40cm

$800

REYNOLDS, Peter Peter Reynolds has been glass-making for more than twenty-five years. He enjoys the technical challenges of working with hot glass, using ancient techniques and constant movement to create innovative forms.

Moon Dog, 2021

Goldfields, 2021

Glass and stainless steel 15 x 15 x 15cm

Glass 12 x 12 x 9cm

Orbit 3000, 2021

Zooplankton, 2021

$1,100

$770

Glass and stainless steel 20 x 25 x 20cm

Glass 14 x 14 x 8cm

Wildflower Country, 2021

Dust Storm, 2021

$2,200

Glass 10 x 10 x 8cm

$660

$880

Glass 30 x 25 x 25cm

$770

ROSSI, Alessandra Alessandra Rossi is a multimedia artist, working in painting, printing, sculpture and installation. Her work has often explored the relationship between what is visible and what is invisible. She successfully conjures an ambiguous environment, one where presence is virtual, where people exist in the memory of place. Time is essential in her work, as the development of a theme unfolds working out thoughts and emotions on canvas. Alessandra’s paintings are intended as fragments of a larger dialogue, aspects of a more complex existence, and through them she seeks to articulate the intangible, somewhere between fantasy and reality.

In the Land #1, 2020 Oil and wax on canvas Unframed, 91 x 61cm

$1,750

In the Land #2, 2021 Oil and wax on canvas Unframed, 91 x 61cm

$1,750

Walking in the Land at Sunset, 2020 Oil and wax on canvas Unframed, 76 x 56cm

$1,750

RYAN, Anne Anne Ryan has been an art specialist at government and non-government schools and an art consultant at Edith Cowan University. There are two strands to her work, one from the natural world, while the second is whimsical. The three organic forms on exhibition are made from a combination of paper and raku clay while the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland pays homage to contemporary social issues.

Box with Gold Egg, 2021

Gold Egg with Leaves, 2021

Ceramic 27 x 17 x 18cm

Ceramic 26 x 17 x 17cm

The Protector, 2021

Temptation, 2021

$180

Ceramic 26 x 18 x 17cm

$180

Ceramic 49 x 19 x 27cm

$250 48

SCHELL, Fleur Fleur Schell is an internationally recognised sculptor and a professional ceramic artist. The themes Fleur references and the characters she creates are triggered by her immediate surroundings and an engagement in the lives of her two children. With a Diploma in Ceramic Art and Design from the WA School of Art and Design, a degree in Visual Arts from Curtin University and First Class Honours in ceramics from the University of Tasmania, Fleur is in demand as a presenter internationally.

It’s Nature Calling, 2021 Porcelain, wood, resin, illustration, wire Framed, 75 x 120 x 30cm

$6,600

‘What I love most about home is who I share it with’, 2021 $290 each

#1 Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 21 x 17 x 7cm

$290

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 28 x 25 x 6 cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 21 x 23 x 5cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 26 x 25 x 5cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 23 x 20 x 5cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 26 x 15 x 4cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 25 x 18 x 7cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 37 x 15 x 6cm

Porcelain and wire 3-D wall tile Ready to hang, 23 x 13 x 5cm

$290

SHER, Jean With a background studying graphic design in South Africa and as a medical and storyboard artist in London, artist Jean Sher painted botanical works as a hobby. Over the past twenty years Sher has painted the elegant tree shapes found at Rottnest, in rural paddocks and the bays of the south west region in Western Australia. Sher paints from memory – trees, clouds, reflections, the moon, a star and most of all, the ever-changing light of day.

Yellow Cloud Bay, 2021 Oil on canvas Framed, 30 x 30 x 2cm

$1,200

SILVESTER, Julie Predominantly working in the pastel medium and exhibiting since 1992, Julie Silvester has received over 100 awards. Travelling and camping across Australia since 1998 Julie constantly finds inspiration in the variety of light, colour and texture found in this country’s diverse landscape and coastline.

Quiet Time Wadjemup, 2021 Pastel Framed, 72 x 72 x 4cm

$1,950

By the Estuary Edge, 2021 Pastel Framed, 62 x 62 x 4cm

$1,450

Summer Tide Injidup, 2020 Pastel Framed, 47 x 47 x 4cm

$850

SMITH, Helen Helen Smith’s practice is influenced by a formal, minimalist viewpoint with simplicity of form and geometric abstraction generally contributing to the outcome. Oil on canvas paintings, large scale wall works (quite often completed as projects with her collaborator in life Jeremy Kirwan-Ward) and a number of ongoing photographic series derived from an interest in social and cultural systems form the basis for her enquiry. Smith has been an active member of the Australian Centre for Concrete Art (AC4CA) since 2002.

Post Pink, 2021 Oil paint and oilstick on linen Unframed, 36 x 30cm

$900

SORENSEN, Anne Anne Sorensen has been a professional glass artist for close to thirty years. Her work reflects her day-to-day life, her love of the land and her environment. Anne exhibits in select exhibitions nationally and produces commissioned pieces for Australian and international clients.

Reveries 2, 2021

Red Bowl, 2021

Glass 44 x 34 x 14cm

Glass 28 x 24 x 24cm

Red Rainbow Bowl, 2021

Flight of Fancy, 2021

Glass 15 x 12 x 12cm

Glass 44 x 34 x 14cm

Skies, 2021

Magpie, 2021

Glass 28 x 26 x 26cm

Glass 29 x 16 x 10cm

$1,300

$190

$590

$1,300

$290

SZALAY, Robi Robi Szalay is a visual artist from Western Australia with a love of contrasted textures. She views her work as abstract drawings in stitch, primarily using free motion machine embroidery, deconstruction and print. Known for creating contemporary lace and distressed cloth, Robi is drawn to the ephemeral beauty in the imperfections of the handmade. Through ritualistic endeavour, she strives to evoke a sense of the visceral while exploring the mind/body connection and responding to issues of personal identity, transcendence and the language of materials.

Cut the Noise, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 104 x 104cm

$950

Mapping of Noise, 2021 Cloth, thread and ink Framed, 112 x 82cm

$1,800

Once Removed, 2021 Digital print and acrylic on paper Framed, 102 x 77cm

$650

TAKAHASHI, Yuko Yuko Takahashi is a self-taught artist, born and raised in Japan. Her art is influenced by the beauty of Japan, childhood memories and the unique nature of Australia. Yuko’s work has featured in various exhibitions, including Sculpture by the Sea 2015, 2020 and 2021. Her sculptures are held in public and private collections including the Janet Holmes à Court Gallery and Minderoo Foundation and she has been the recipient of several local art awards.

A Winter Gale, 2021 Bronze 23 x 15 x 15cm

$1,700

Living with Nature, 2021 Bronze 16.5 x 10.5 x 10.5cm

$1,500

TAYLOR, Alastair Describing himself as a former Pommie painter and illustrator, Alastair Taylor relocated to the Perth hills in 2006. Moved by the light and the landscape, he paints mainly in acrylic on canvas or board. Alastair also ventures into sculptural objects which he makes out of found, upcycled or discarded materials, many of them working clocks.

Uluru Dawn, 2021 Acrylic Unframed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$720

Kaffir Limes, 2020 Acrylic Unframed, 30 x 40 x 4cm

$350

Kohlrabi, 2021 Acrylic Unframed, 20 x 25 x 4cm

$250

TAYLOR, Andrew R Andrew R Taylor is a Western Australian sculptor and visual storyteller. His work brings to life a tender world of whimsical characters through a series of striking drawings and situational sculptures. His simple characters playfully inhabit a slightly skewed world. Driven by emotional interplay, his works capture intimate glimpses, providing the viewer an opportunity to discover and imagine through reflection of their own life experience. Andrew’s sculptures are generally constructed as resin chalk carvings and most recently, as handmade cellulose clay over steel armatures.

Icarus, 2021 Chalk resin carving, paper clay, steel 40 x 20 x 14cm

$1,800

Moment Please, 2021 Chalk resin carving, paper clay, steel 43 x 17 x 14cm

$1,800

Quiet Moment, 2021 Chalk resin carving, paper clay, steel 30 x 19 x 14cm $1,500 TEMPESTT, Sioux Sioux Tempestt is a Mount Lawley artist with a graphic design background. In addition to studio-based works, her practice employs a multi-disciplinary approach, generating mural, public, sculptural and digital art which meaningfully contributes to its context. Sioux intuitively fuses colour and form to investigate the integration of abstract expressionism within different realms. She seeks to conceptually express dynamism and movement through painterly interpretations with the marks of the medium recording its kinetic energy as it is transferred from body to surface. Sioux’s interest in urban art is evidenced by the incorporation of aerosol in her work. Is This What Sunshine Looks Like?, 2021 Acrylic, graphite and oil stick on canvas Unframed, 91.4 x 91.4 x 4cm

$980

Music is My Sunshine, 2021 Acrylic, graphite and oil stick on canvas Unframed, 91.4 x 91.4 x 4cm

$980

An Abstract Life, 2020 Acrylic, graphite and oil stick on canvas Unframed, 91.4 x 91.4 x 4cm

$980

THORNTON-SMITH, Sarah Imbued with curiosity about the way colour influences our lives, Sarah Thornton-Smith attempts to capture a little of what nature enthrals us with in memory, sensation and emotion. Using gradated manipulation of gouache on paper with sequenced cuts and folds, light and shadow allude to visual and optical play. Sarah’s work echoes the intimacy of the process involved, allowing emerging patterns to highlight a moment of connection.

dis | connected, 2021 Gouache on paper Framed, 61 x 61 x 4cm

$1,900

TREMAIN, Andrew Born in England, Andrew Tremain is a ceramic artist who emigrated to Australia in 2005. Andrew now lives in Western Australia where he makes crystalline glazed ceramics from fine white porcelain clay. The inspiration for his work comes when he is throwing the clay on the wheel, focusing on creating curved forms that enhance the crystals that develop in his glazes. His glazes have a high glass-like shine that captures the light and makes the crystal formations pop out from the surface. Andrew’s pieces create a horizon of heights, shapes and colour variations.

Candy Apple Burst, 2021

Whitegold, 2020

Crystalline glazed porcelain 31.5 x 20 x 20cm

Crystalline glazed porcelain 22 x 17 x 17cm

Supergalaxy, 2021

Nickel Crystal, 2021

$700

$500

Crystalline glazed porcelain 14 x 25 x 25cm

Crystalline glazed porcelain 28.5 x 18 x 18cm

$650

$600

Polar Frost, 2021

Into the Night, 2021

Crystalline glazed porcelain 17 x 19.5 x 19.5cm

$550

Crystalline glazed porcelain 29 x 12 x 12cm

$650

WHITHAM, Lesley Lesley Whitham’s ceramic sculptures reflect her own life experiences. The hand-built rounded human forms are robust whilst often suggesting personal contemplation.  Whitham was born in Glasgow, Scotland and graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee. Migrating to Australia in 1991, she raised her family in the beachside suburb of Quinns Rocks, where she works from her studio in the garden.

Forevermore, 2021

Adrift, 2020

Ceramic 40 x 18 x 28cm

Ceramic 31 x 25 x 20cm

We’ll be Home Soon, 2021

Untitled, 2021

$1,600

Ceramic 24 x 22 x 12cm

$980

$1,400

Ceramic 26 x 30 x 13cm

$1,400

WICHTERMANN, Danica Danica Wichtermann grew up in Fremantle and since 2015 has been living in the Perth hills. Danica’s works are known for capturing the essence of the unique natural biodiversity in Australia, often using impressions from nature to create textures and patterns as part of her designs.

Marri Eucalyptus Vase, 2020

Kookaburras on Marri Branch, 2021

Porcelain, wheel thrown 29 x 10 x 10cm

Porcelain, wheel thrown 19 x 16 x 16cm

Threatened Australian Flora, 2019

Golden Wattle, 2020

Porcelain, wheel thrown 21.5 x 16 x 16cm

Porcelain, wheel thrown 24 x 16cm

Firewood Banksia, Dragonfly and Bee, 2021

Firewood Banksia and Bee, 2021

$420

$580

Porcelain, wheel thrown 12.5 x 14 x 14cm

$270

$440

Porcelain, wheel thrown 6.8 x 8.5 x 8.5cm

$55 55

WILKIE, Fi Margaret River artist Fi Wilkie draws inspiration from the south west. Her most recent work is a celebration of the Australian bush. She is particularly interested in the contrast between its apparent chaos and the highly-structured relationships within it.

Falling for You, 1/50, 2/50, 3/50, 2021 Limited edition print on canson paper Framed, 93 x 72cm

$1,895

The Keeper, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 61 x 61 x 3cm

$2,750

The Offering, 2021 Acrylic on cradle board Unframed, 61 x 45 x 3cm

$1,995

WILLIS, Jude Jude Willis is a Western Australian artist who paints landscapes which reference the ever-changing relationship between observation, invention, memory, beauty and patterns in nature. Her multilayered, poetic painting style is infused with tangles of lines, strokes and marks - some spontaneous, some careful and following observation. Her work reflects her response to the history and soul of a place as well as an awareness of the movement of the trees, the rippling of the grass, the sound of the wind and the crunch of foliage underfoot. I follow where my mind goes, 2021 Mixed media Framed, 90 x 70 x 2cm

$1,200

On the other side from you, 2021 Mixed media Framed, 90 x 70 x 2cm

$1,200

When the river runs, 2021 Mixed media Framed, 50 x 40 x 2cm

$430

WILSON, Norm Since retiring from full-time employment as a graphic designer nearly ten years ago, Norm is relishing the opportunity to return to fine art. Working from a waterfront studio in Mandurah, using both oils and acrylics to express his fascination with landscape and still life disciplines, Norm draws on his experience as a photographic art director, skilfully exploiting the interplay of light and shade to give his compositions an exaggerated sense of texture and depth.

Belvedere House, Tuscany, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Unframed, 51 x 76 x 4cm

$1,400

Church of San Biagio, Tuscany, 2021 Acrylic on canvas Framed, 76 x 51 x 5cm

$1,800

Beautiful Bunker Bay, 2020 Oil and acrylic on canvas Framed, 80 x 104 x 5cm

$1,600

YOUNGLESON, Simon Simon Youngleson’s sculptures resonate with his architectural and artistic appreciation of scale, space and form. His human figures are timeless, abstracted expressions of human form. Their quiet simplicity affords us time and space for reflection. Youngleson was born in Durban, South Africa and graduated from the University of Natal as an architect, migrating to Australia in 1998. He worked as an architect in Perth and started his own practice in 2002. Simon’s work reflects his connection with the outdoors and the time he has spent in nature - surfing, fishing and camping. He lives with his wife, sons and animals in his “artist’s home” which he designed and hand-built. The Hug, 2020

Alone, 2019

Bronze 35 x 9 x 9cm

Bronze on marble base 29 x 13 x 11cm

Golden Cat, 2020

The Odd Couple, 2020

Bronze 13 x 34 x 4.5cm

Bronze on blue stone base 26 x 36 x 12cm

Golden Bather, 2020

Visual Music, 2020

Bronze 18.5 x 22 x 13cm

Bronze on stone base 49 x 11 x 13.5cm

$3,990

$2,990

$4,990

$2,990 57

ZECK, Garry Following tutelage in art by Robert Juniper (at Hale School) and Owen Garde, Garry Zeck commenced his artistic career with his first exhibition in 1967. Garry is equally known for his works on canvas, paper and ceramics. He exhibits regularly and is represented in numerous collections including the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra.

Morning Vineyard, 2019

Vines, 2019

Pastel Framed, 25 x 32cm

Pickers, 2019

Birds, 2019

$800

Pastel Framed, 25 x 32cm

$900

$800

Pastel Framed, 25 x 32cm

$900

de VILDOSOLA, Michael Michael de Vildosola studied Design: Jewellery, Silversmithing and Allied Crafts at London Guildhall. References to natural forms and historical civilisations regularly appear in his work. Like miniature sculptures his pieces are to be enjoyed over lifetimes. The forms and textures of the metals that encase the gemstones are as important as the stones themselves. After developing his craft in London and Barcelona he settled in Perth as a contemporary master jeweller in 2005. In 2020 a piece Michael was commissioned to design and make for Habit Barcelona was worn on the red carpet of the 2020 Oscars.

J1 Cherry Blossom Ring, 2021

36.97ct rose quartz, sterling silver & 18ct rose gold ring, complete with 6 x 2.4mm F/VS brilliant cut diamonds (approx 0.30ct total) 3 x 2.2 x 1cm

$5,800 J2 Rutilated Quartz Ring, 2021

Rutilated quartz sterling silver ring, set with 4 natural pink sapphires & 24ct yellow gold details 2.9 x 2.9 x 0.9cm

$2,300

J3 Serpent’s Eye Ring, 2021

Moonstone & 18ct yellow gold ring complete with 21 graduating F/VS brilliant cut diamonds 1.9 x 1.9 x 1.1cm

$7,400

J4 Cats Eye Moonstone Ring

Cats Eye Moonstone set in 18ct yellow and white gold with 4 carre cut F/VVS diamonds 1 x 2 x 2cm

$4,200

J5 Elements Pendant I

Sterling silver pendant with 18ct yellow gold and platinum details with stainless steel necklet 1 x 4.2 x 4.2cm

$1,700

J6 Elements Ring I

Oxidised sterling silver ring with triangular platinum details 1 x 2.7 x 2.7cm

$1,400

J7 Spirit Sun Pendant

Spirit Sun cut yellow beryl set in 18ct gold & platinum, with white & cognac diamonds & SS necklet 1 x 4.2 x 4.2cm

$8,500

J8 Elements Ring II

Afghan lapis lazuli set in 18ct yellow gold with 4 rough diamonds 0.8 x 2.4 x 2.4cm

$5,000

J9 Rough Diamond RIng

Four rough diamonds set in 18ct yellow gold 0.5 x 0.8 x 0.8cm

$3,200

J10 Elements Earrings I, 2021 18ct yellow gold square earrings

$900

LINTON, Bethamy Nestled in her studio in the Perth hills, surrounded by the unique Western Australian landscape that inspires much of her work, Bethamy Linton offers bespoke handmade pieces to adorn the body or the table. A fourth-generation Western Australian silversmith, Bethamy’s interest in jewellery and metal object design began as a child during hours spent in the Linton family workshops with her grandfather, father and uncle. J11 Linton Silver New Collection Serving Spoon, 2018 Sterling silver 35 x 4 x 2cm

$1,650

J12 Linton Silver New Collection Serving Fork, 2018 Sterling silver 35 x 4 x 2cm

$1,650

J13 Dryandra Series Necklace, 2017

Sterling silver, silver/copper bimetal, carnelian 80cm

$1,900

J14 Banksia Grandis Cuff, 4/5, 2016 Titanium, sterling silver 4 x 11cm

$980

J15 Banksia Grandis Cuff, 2/5, 2016 Titanium, sterling silver 4 x 11cm

$980

J16 Florescence Series XS Earrings, Pink, 2020 Titanium, sterling silver 1.6cm Diam

$80

J17 Florescence Series XS Earrings, Gold, 2020 Titanium, sterling silver 1.6cm Diam

$80

J18 Florescence Series XS Earrings, Green, 2020 Titanium, sterling silver 1.6cm Diam

$80

J19 Florescence Series Double Drop Earrings, 2016 Titanium, sterling silver 6.5 x 3.2cm

$265

J20 Florescence Series Earrings Mid, 2016 Titanium, sterling silver 2.5cm Diam

$160

MEGIRIAN, Rose Rose Megirian is a Walyalup based designer and artist. Trained at RMIT University, Rose employs a range of mediums to create unique garments, contemporary jewellery, refined homewares, art works and precious objects from natural materials. For Rose, her practice is more than just a way of making things, it is a way of being - a dynamic process of learning and understanding through material experience. J21 Chain Link Earrings, 2019 Sterling silver and laminate 6.5 x 3.2 x 0.1cm

$380

J22 Hand Drilled Crab Earrings, 2021 Solid 18kt gold and sterling silver 5 x 4 x 0.1cm

$550

J23 Hand Drilled Disc Earrings (3 discs), 2021 Sterling silver 3 x 1 x 0.1cm

$160

J24 Hand Drilled Disc Earrings (5 discs), 2021 Sterling silver 5 x 1 x 0.1cm

$180

J25 Miro Studs Lapis, 2021 Sterling silver and lapis lazuli 2.5 x 1 x 1cm

$180

J26 Miro Studs Turquoise, 2021 Sterling silver and turquoise 2.5 x 1 x 1cm

$180

J27 Olympiad Hoops Large, 2021 Solid 9kt gold and sterling silver 4 x 3.6 x 0.2cm

$300

J28 Olympiad Hoops Medium, 2021 Solid 9kt gold and sterling silver 3.2 x 2.8 x 0.2cm

$280

J29 Olympiad Hoops Small 2021 Solid 9kt gold and sterling silver 2.6 x 2.2 x 0.2cm

$260

J30 Bar Studs, 2021 Solid 9kt gold 1 x 0.2 x 0.2cm

$210

MERRITT, Jennie Jennie Merritt is a flamework glass artist primarily making jewellery but also sculptural pieces. She started to make jewellery in 2004 and progressed to flameworking glass at the end of 2009. Teaching herself from books and the internet, she uses traditional flameworking techniques to create unconventional works. She has a signature style of sculpting the glass directly onto wires which she then uses in her pieces alongside other mixed media. J31 Dappled Dusk Necklace, 2021 Flameworked glass 47 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$195

J32 Dappled Frost Necklace, 2021 Flameworked glass 50 x 3 x 0.7cm

$195

J33 Dappled Dusk Bracelet, 2021 Flameworked glass 22 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$110

J34 Dappled Frost Bracelet, 2021 Flameworked glass 19.5 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$110

J35 Dappled Dusk Pendant, 2021 Flameworked glass 9 x 3 x 0.7cm

$90

J36 Dappled Frost Pendant, 2021 Flameworked glass 9 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$90

J37 Nightfall Pendant, 2021 Flameworked glass 8 x 3 x 0.7cm

$90

J38 Dappled Dusk Earrings, 2021 Flameworked glass 5 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$60

J39 Nightfall Earrings, 2021 Flameworked glass 8 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$80

J40 Frost Earrings, 2021 Flameworked glass 6.5 x 2.2 x 0.7cm

$70

POH, Cynthia Cynthia Poh has been designing, creating, teaching and selling jewellery since 2003. Trained in San Francisco, California, she is well versed in different jewellery making techniques and specialises in bead weaving. Her style is a juxtaposition of traditional and avant-garde, balancing simplicity with a touch of sophistication. J41 Blue Moons Necklace, 2021

Artisan porcelain cabs, Swarovski crystal pearls, glass seed beads 43 x 7cm

$260

J42 Cascade Bracelet, 2021

Swarovski crystals and pearls, metal beads 17.8 x 3cm

$255

J43 Crimson Earrings, 2021

Swarovski crystal rivolis, freshwater baroque pearls, glass seed beads, stainless steel earring posts, 3 x 1.4cm

$85

J44 Emerald Pearly Earrings, 2021

Emerald cabs, freshwater baroque pearls, glass seed beads, stainless steel earring posts, 3 x 1.4cm

$125

J45 Graphite Necklace, 2021

Swarovski crystal pearls, metal and glass seed beads 43 x 2.3cm

$325

J46 Lapis Drop Earrings, 2021

Lapis lazuli rondelles, cubic zirconia sterling silver earring posts 4 x 2cm

$80

J47 Larimar Pearly Earrings, 2021

Larimar cabs, freshwater baroque pearls, glass seed beads, stainless steel earring posts, 3.5 x 1.5cm

$135

J48 Ming Earrings, 2021

Lapis lazuli and freshwater pearl cabs, freshwater baroque pearls, glass seed beads, stainless steel earring posts, 3.8 x 1.8cm

$135

J49 Steampunk Eyeglass Necklace, 2021 Metal charms, metal and glass seed beads 89cm

$165

J50 Sweet Pea Earrings, 2021

Freshwater pearl cabs, pink opal drops, glass seed beads, stainless steel earring posts, 3.8 x 1.3cm

$80

Fine Art@Hale COMMITTEE 2021 Andrine Terry Cynthia Poh Dee Jaeger Lee Kinsella Kristine O’Sullivan Zora Vinci Heidi Thavaseelan Julie Schweikert

Rizvan Nair, recipient of 2020 FineArt@Hale Scholarship with one of his works.

Since a young age, art has always been a fundamental part of my life. Pursuing the subject at ATAR level is one of the most rewarding decisions I have made - nothing comes close to being proud of all the hours you put into the creative process. Art has always been one of my favourite subjects as the stress of school life comes to a pause for those short minutes we spend in the classroom. Every day I check my timetable just to see when I have art, even if we are doing theory. It’s the only subject where hours can pass, and it will feel like only a few seconds. I find it sad that I only discovered the Friday afternoon Art Club later in my time at Hale and I think it’s great seeing how committed everyone is and how fantastic some of the younger students are! The strong community has developed from boys who come down to improve their own art, but also help each other. My passion for art would not have truly manifested if it wasn’t for the amazing department who show a genuine care in seeing everyone reach their full potential. Studying Art at Hale has allowed my own understanding and style to flourish and I am truly grateful to be the recipient of the FineArt@Hale Scholarship for 2020.

Rizvan Nair Recipient of the 2020 FineArt@Hale Scholarship