Some of our Artists

Janine Salway-Stubbs is a graduate of the National Art School, Sydney. She has spent the last two decades, heading up art departments and teaching art in high schools. Her art has been described as captivating.

Hariata Tangahoe

Since she first exhibited in the early 1980s, Tangahoe has been described as a naive painter, but these days she shrugs her shoulders and says she has never thought of her paintings in such terms.

Lachlan Kennedy

Lachlan has lived in Redcliffe all his life. He has a quirky sense of humor and a unique vision of the world. In 2007 Lachaln held his first solo exhibition at the Graydon Gallery at New Farm, selling 60% of his work. This young man's passion for art has

Josefina Diazgranados

Charged with enough sensibilities, Josefina confronts nature, as weather changes or as allegories in huge size formats where she gets to express with fearless freedom the natural feeling of making large works on a grand scale as these are.

The soft influence of the impressionists is also noticeable in her work. This movement, development in the second half of the 19th century in Europe, showed the great necessity of capturing the light and the moment at the precise instant.

Her dedication to the Plastic Arts strengthened since the moment in her life in which appeared the need for turpentine and linseed oil surrounded by objects of people that allude to finding a way to a story with no going back, as she says..."It´s impossible for me to end up the day if i had not had the paintbrush in my hand".

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