Friday, 25 October 2013

Australian Cows Star in 'Surrealistic' Escape - USA TODAY & ABC NEWS AUSTRALIA


 GALLERY ARTIST FEATURE | ANDREW BAINES



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A black and white herd of Australian dairy cows have been lead to a beach in the name of art. The animals are part of an unique work of art created by surrealist artist Andrew Baines - as seen on USA TODAY, 25th October 2013




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Surreal moment of bovine beauty at 
Geelong beach. Artist Andrew Baines photographed cows standing in the water with handlers off a Geelong beach in an unfamiliar outing by the seaside. 
- as seen on ABC NEW AUSTRALIA, 21 October 2013


 





Tuesday, 1 October 2013

DIANA WATSON | RONDO | 2013

 

DIANA WATSON
RONDO
14 SEPTEMBER - 9 OCTOBER 2013
 
Diana Watson's rich palette and layered glazes give a jewel-like quality to her exceptional paintings, evoking the renaissance painters with her sumptuous still life arrangements and glorious flowers. In keeping with the classic allusions in her works, her current exhibition at Richard Martin Art, 'Rondo' references Rondo a word used in music, most often in reference to a musical form.



Tuesday, 6 August 2013

STOCKROOM SALE




 

 Many artworks featured on our website are included in the sale. 
Please contact the gallery for information and sale prices. 
 info@richardmartinart.com.au (02) 9327 6525

Saturday, 13 July 2013

WALDEMAR KOLBUSZ




RICHARD MARTIN ART PRESENTS

WALDEMAR KOLBUSZ

13 – 31 July 2013

Perth-based painter Waldemar Kolbusz takes as his central artistic agenda the language of colour and form. His deeply expressionistic paintings emphasise dynamic, energetic gesture in contrast to a reflective cerebral focus on more open fields of biomorphic colour. Inspired by the New York School greats Rothko and Motherwell, Kolbusz’s work resists formal categorisation by eluding a static sense time and place.

Kolbusz’s latest body of work at Richard martin Art marks the artist’s heroic vision of human irrationality and vulnerability. The simplified, astute geometry and large-format of Kolbusz’s work aligns with an exodus of pictorial means to foreground the elemental impact of colour-dominated fields. In violent opposition to previous exhibitions, this new body of work foregoes any reference to memory, association, nostalgia, legend and myth, instead relying on viewers’ freedom of interpretation to generate reactive feeling.

“I am an expressive painter primarily concerned with employing challenging combinations of colour and shape. My preoccupation is to paint works which generate an original awareness of colour, an element which saturates our existence,” says Kolbusz. (2008)

Kolbusz has been painting for over a decade; in 1996 at the age of 28, he left his then career in accounting to revisit his passion for the arts. Today his work is exhibited and collected both nationally and internationally and he continues to enjoy critical acclaim in today’s competitive artistic landscape. One of Kolbusz’s most meritable achievements thus far was his collaboration with renowned designer Aurelio Costarella in April 2013. Kolbusz interpreted the designer’s summer 13/14 collection palette to produce a series of four works that were subsequently used as backdrops to the designer’s multi-platform installation-come-fashion parade at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 2013.

of Waldemar Kolbusz painting works for the Costarella collaboration for Mercedes Fashion Week Sydney 2013

 Richard Martin Art has represented Waldemar Kolbusz since 2008. His work is held in several high profile corporate, public and private collections in Australia, New York, Brunei, Germany and Spain.