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Browse original abstract art by Australian artists at The Corner Store Gallery. This curated collection features abstract paintings, mixed media works and textile artworks that explore colour, texture, movement and form.
From bold statement pieces to quieter, more contemplative works, abstract art offers a versatile way to bring personality, colour and visual interest into your home or workspace. Whether you're looking for a large artwork for a living room, a smaller piece for a gallery wall, or a meaningful addition to your collection, you'll find a diverse range of original artworks available to purchase online.
Leonie Barton, The Forest will be My Doorway #1, 2026
Pigment, oil and wax on board, 33x43cm, framed
Leonie Barton lives and works rurally on the Mid North Coast with a multi disciplined practice grounded in process, in the physical act of making. While references to lived experience, observation and memory may provide a point of departure, they remain a beginning and what follows is sustained time in the studio - doing, responding and refining until the completed artwork arrives. When the work feels balanced and quiet, it is complete. Barton has exhibited extensively in Sydney, Mudgee, Orange, Melbourne, London and Singapore, and was the recipient of the Anderson Art Award in 2025.
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Kate Owen, Fanfare, 2026
Acrylic and oil stick on canvas over board, 80x70cm framed
Kate Owen is an abstract artist with a passion for colour. Painting full time from her home studio, a creative oasis with expansive views of undulating country on their farming property in Northern NSW Australia. From an actively creative childhood through to fashion design after school and many subsequent professions, a common thread of colour and design is evident throughout. Kate took up painting full time in 2017 and was invited to join Greenhouse Interiors in 2019 which helped shape her career. She has had several solo exhibitions and group shows. Kate is now represented by Wentworth Galleries in Sydney and Brisbane and her pieces are widely collected and enjoyed in many homes across Australia and abroad.
My studio is a creative oasis surrounded by wide stretches of farmland, offering the physical and mental clarity that is essential to my practice. Within this quiet landscape, painting is an outlet that requires no words - a way of returning to myself.
I create abstract interpretations of organic forms sometimes resembling florals or landscapes through I am not bound by representation. My process begins with observation and absorption; a subconscious gathering of things that spark joy within heart and mind. While I sometimes sketch to explore ideas, I often prefer to let the work develop intuitively on the canvas, allowing each piece to discover its own rhythm and essence fuelled by the impulses of my stored visual impressions or even more simply the delight in one mark laid down in harmony or contrast with the next.
Working on a large scale or on multiple pieces at once keeps my gestures loose and expressive, preserving the physical joy of making. I use acrylic paint mixed with mediums to build layers of opacity and transparency, sometimes adding layers of oil paint and playing with oil sticks to introduce rich, luminous colour and reveal the beauty inherent in the mark itself.
Colour is central to my practice. I use it to heighten emotional resonance for myself and the viewer. Through each work, I hope to evoke the playful curiosity of childhood - a space where wonder, spontaneity and creativity are abundant.
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Jessie Beard, Just Passing Through, 2026
Acrylic on linen, 43x43cm, framed
Jessie Beard is an abstract painter from Old Bar, Biripi Country on the Mid North Coast of NSW. Her works are observations of nature responding to our interactions within it and changes over time and seasons. Jessie’s artistic process begins with experience, immersing into her surroundings, savouring and documenting what can be carried across the start to finish journey of an artwork.
Through euphoric interpretations that accentuate colour, movement and layering, a piece can reveal the many stories bound to a landscape of both the physical environment and personal memories. In recent days, she has allowed her painting process to inform an artwork to a larger extent. With connection to canvas and happenings within her space being a valuable factor to the resolution of a piece.
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Taryn Cameron-Smith, We Wandered Down a Laneway, 2026
Polymer and pencil, 33×43cm, framed
Taryn is an artist based in the Yass Valley whose practice is centred on observation, connection, and storytelling. She is a current finalist in the Archibald Prize at the Art Gallery of NSW for her portrait of Akira Isogawa. Taryn is particularly drawn to the challenge of portrait painting, seeking to capture not only a strong likeness but also the unique character and presence of each subject. Alongside portraiture, Taryn enjoys painting the quiet, everyday moments that often pass unnoticed, finding beauty and meaning in the ordinary. Working primarily with synthetic polymer paints and pencil, her work reflects a thoughtful appreciation for people, place, and the fleeting details of daily life.
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Rhonda Campbell, Fragments, 2026
Acrylic, mixed media with collaged handmade papers & canvas using pigments gathered in the field, 50x40cm, ready to hang.
Fragments has evolved with my exploration and experimentation of materials & techniques .Also inspired by my en plein air studies & sketches.The Australian Outback has been a great influence on my work over many years.The layers of the land ,the structures of the rocks ,& the palette is so rich & vibrant. In my work I invite my viewers to pause, reflect and reconnect with the subtle rhythms of nature’s most overlooked sanctuaries.
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Luisa Gioffre-Suzuki, Splinter, 2026
Mixed media on cotton rag paper, 49x68cm (artwork), 68x88cm (frame)
Luisa Gioffre-Suzuki is a visual artist and painter based in Victoria, working on Waddawurrung Country. Her practice centers on painting and drawing, with a focus on formal abstraction and evocative mark-making.
Her practice was further shaped by living and working in Japan for over a decade. Highlights include solo exhibitions in Japan, moving back to Australia with her family and continuing the art journey in regional Victoria. Her work is held in private collections both in Australia and internationally.
Luisa’s practice is rooted in processes of drawing, painting, and printmaking, where line and gesture form the foundation of her exploration of memory and recall. Working through abstraction and reduction, she investigates how time reshapes personal and collective narratives, and how memory can be both fragile and enduring.
Across works on paper and canvas, Luisa maps internal and external landscapes that hover between the familiar and the imagined. Each mark functions as a trace - of thought, presence, or recollection -inviting viewers to encounter memory as shifting, layered, and open to reinterpretation.
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Nastia Gladushchenko, Afterimage, 2026
Acrylic and oil stick on linen, 63x63cm, framed
Nastia Gladushchenko is a Blue Mountains-based painter whose practice explores memory, perception and the quiet forces that shape our relationship to place. Through layered fields of colour and abstraction, she investigates what is carried beneath conscious awareness, where personal histories intersect with broader questions of time, belonging and change. Her work has been exhibited across Australia and is held in private collections, with recent commissions including the Shoalhaven Hospital Redevelopment public art project.
Erasure and Afterimage explore memory not as a fixed archive, but as a living process of accumulation, loss and return. Working through layered surfaces, obscured forms and deep passages of colour, the paintings consider what remains after something has faded from view. Traces persist, shifting in meaning over time, suggesting that absence is never empty but shaped by what lingers beneath it. Together, the works invite reflection on the way memory continually dissolves and reforms, revealing that what appears lost is often still quietly present.
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Lucy Hersey, Finite, 2026
Earth pigment, copper verdigris, charcoal and binder on canvas, weathered branch, 80x29cm framed
Through a decade of research and practice dedicated to the use of earth pigments, Lucy Hersey has developed her own unique technique for making paint and representative paintings using thoughtfully collected local earth, soils and clay. Her work is deeply connected to the landscape, both in composition and in materiality; explored across large and small scale works, en plein air practice and more recently; sculptural form. Lucy’s work is informed by rigorous research, experimentation and methodical development of new techniques for using earth as a medium; as she blends pigment science and art history with environmentalism to create works which speak deeply of place, and her personal experience of the landscape.
In 2026 Lucy’s work was celebrated with a significant, commissioned solo exhibition at the Latrobe Regional Gallery. Lucy has also held solo exhibitions with Leighton Contemporary, Cook Street Collective and Brunswick Street Gallery and has been a finalist in the Ravenswood Australian women’s art prize, Fleurieu and Omnia Prizes. Lucy has delivered a large commissions for Farmers Daughters Restaurants in Melbourne, The Mowbray luxury apartments in Brisbane and the Victorian Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action. Her work and practice has been featured in The Design Files, Country Style Magazine, Home Beautiful and used in the ABC production ‘Fisk’. Lucy lives and works in the small regional Victorian town of Loch on Gunai-kurnai country (Gippsland), where she is actively engaged with the local arts community as director of the On Clarence studios and collective.
A short drive into the hills behind our little township you find yourself deep in the Strzelecki rainforest. A haven for birdlife, wallabies and wombats, the treefern gullies remind us of a time when the Gippsland landscape looked vastly different, and what we stand to lose in the face of a changing climate.
Painted in Gippsland earth pigment.
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Nicola Mason, Napoleon Reef III, 2025
Acrylic on card, 41x41cm framed
Nic Mason is an artist living and working near Bathurst in Wiradjuri country in regional Australia. She mostly draws and paints in her art practice. She is interested in how engagement in art can bring about new ways of thinking. She is richly informed by both her background in conservation and land management following her Bachelor of Science degree and her domestic life living regionally. Her every-day and ways of seeing are reflected in her work where she sees, draws and paints things in things.
She is in the early to mid-stages of her art career following studies in the Painting Workshop at the Australian National University in 2016/17 and her honours year in Fine Arts at University of New South Wales in 2019/20 where she was listed on the Dean’s List for Academic Excellence.
Her work has been selected for numerous national art exhibitions and prizes including the Wynne Prize 2026, Art Gallery of NSW and both the S. H. Ervin Salon des refusés (alternate Archibald portrait) in 2023 and 2021 and the Salon des refusés (alternate Wynne landscape) 2021. Her work won the Inaugural Central Belonging Art Prize, Cowra Regional Art Gallery 2025.
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Karen Ritchie, Midday Heat CW NSW, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 63x63cm, framed
Karen studied fine arts at TAFE NSW and attended workshops with many tutoring professional artists including Ted Lewis, Warwick Fuller, Peter Griffen, Jacqueline Coates, Lyn Butchart, Colley Whisson, Ken Tucker, Craig Penny, Robert Knight, Victoria Tucson, Larissa Blake, Loretta Blake, Kristine Ballard, Cherry Hood, Judith White, Rhonda Campbell, Debbie MacKinnon, Paul Macklin, Tim Allen.
Karen entered Parkes and Forbes Agricultural Shows over recent years, winning awards in various sections. In 2024 awarded ‘Grand Champion, Fine Arts’ at Forbes and winner of floral and abstract sections at Parkes Show. Since leaving full time teaching Karen has concentrated on her art, developing style and technique and passing her skills on to others through developing and facilitating workshops including privately and with Parkes and Forbes Shire Councils and other service organisations.
Karen is a member of the Parkes, Forbes and Orange Art Societies and has been involved in solo and group exhibitions, with her work in private and local government collections around Australia. Karen works in a variety of mediums including acrylics, oils, watercolour and mixed media and seek inspiration from the environment particularly the natural landscape of central west NSW. Karen employs a loose, free flowing brush style that seeks to capture movement and the transient nature of our environment.
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Ann Rayment, Where Time Settles, 2026
Mixed media on paper mounted on board, 59x84cm framed
Ann Rayment is a contemporary mixed media artist from Dolphin Point NSW, known for her bold, energetic brushstrokes and experimental approach to collage.
Driven by a love for expressive marks, she creates dynamic and layered compositions that respond directly to the environments she encounters. Often painting en plein air, Ann captures the essence of the landscape, allowing the spontaneous energy of her brushwork and materials to guide her expression. She then returns to the studio in her home where she deconstructs the painted memories and applies them to canvas as collage and builds the artwork.
A self-taught artist, Ann has exhibited her work in various galleries and art shows around Australia.
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Madeline Young, Heels Up, 2026
Mixed media on board, 53x43cm framed
Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.
Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.
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Madeline Young, Open Your Eyes, 2026
Mixed media on board, 53x43cm framed
Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.
Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.
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Madeline Young, We’ll Be There Soon, 2026
Mixed media on board, 33×33cm framed
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Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.
Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.
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Madeline Young, I’ve Always Said That, 2026
Mixed media on board, 33×33cm framed
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Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.
Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.
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Madeline Young, Time Will Tell, 2026
Mixed media on board, 33×33cm framed
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Madeline Young creates intuitive abstract paintings that respond to emotion, memory, and the shifting rhythms of the Australian landscape. Working with brushes, palette knives, rollers, and unconventional tools, she builds layered surfaces of texture, pattern, and gesture. Her dreamlike palettes - soft pinks, muted greens, earthy browns, and shifting blues - act as an emotional language, recording seasons, experiences, and states of being. Rather than depicting place, her work distills its presence, offering contemplative spaces where time, landscape, and feeling converge.
Madeline is an Australian abstract artist based in Orange, NSW, on Wiradjuri Country. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Newcastle (2009) and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions across Australia. Since 2014, she has also been Curator and Director of The Corner Store Gallery, an independent space dedicated to supporting and showcasing emerging contemporary artists.
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Larissa Blake, Rose Quartz, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 79×79cm framed
Larissa Blake is a contemporary visual artist based in Orange, NSW, known for her bold use of colour, playful compositions, and experimental approach to abstract expressionism. Working primarily in mixed media, Larissa creates vibrant, joyful paintings that reinterpret traditional artistic genres in fresh, contemporary ways.
Her work is characterised by figurative abstraction and a confident, exuberant palette that radiates energy and optimism. Drawing inspiration from the everyday, Larissa transforms ordinary moments into uplifting visual experiences, exploring the connection between place, space, and emotion.
Working from her light-filled studio, an industrial shed nestled within lush garden surrounds on the outskirts of Orange, Larissa embraces both experimentation and intuition in her process. Her paintings celebrate colour as a powerful language, evoking joy and playfulness while inviting viewers to see the world through a more vivid and expressive lens.
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Chris Proctor, May the sky make you curious not small or afraid
Acrylic on reclaimed wood, 43x49cm
Advice often arrives disguised as protection, carrying the fears and limitations of those who pass it on. Sometimes what is offered as wisdom is simply someone else's fear, repeated often enough to sound true.
Chris Proctor is a Maitland-based Australian artist working primarily in painting, with drawing forming an expanded and integral part of his practice. Across both mediums, his work explores vulnerability, self-reflection and the universal dimensions of the human experience.
Central to Proctor's practice is the belief that art functions as a direct reflection of its maker. He works with worn brushes and pens that resist precise control, allowing error and hesitation to remain visible in the finished work. Rather than correcting these imperfections, Proctor absorbs them into each piece - where they become integral to its meaning and form.
His paintings and drawings are characterised by loose, expressive linework, restrained compositions and poetic titles. Through simple imagery, visual puns and a subtle deadpan humour, Proctor creates work that invites quiet reflection without over-instruction - leaving space for the viewer to bring their own experience to each piece.
“We’re constantly being told how to live. What to do, what matters, what works. A lot of it comes from people repeating something they were told. And look, we’re all guilty of doing the same. Repeating things without really thinking about where they came from. Some of it is true. Some of it just sounds like it is.
This exhibition is about second-hand knowledge. It's passed down confidently, as if all problems have the same solution. Instructions for your life from someone who isn’t living it.”
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Chris Proctor, May you find small wonders in places most don’t look
Acrylic on reclaimed wood, 61x39cm
We’re taught to slow down and notice the small things, flowers, insects, the moments that are easy to miss. But some things are overlooked so often they stop being seen at all. A chipped wall, an oil stain on wet road. Not beautiful in the usual sense but still small wonders, made visible only by looking in the places most of us don’t bother.
Chris Proctor is a Maitland-based Australian artist working primarily in painting, with drawing forming an expanded and integral part of his practice. Across both mediums, his work explores vulnerability, self-reflection and the universal dimensions of the human experience.
Central to Proctor's practice is the belief that art functions as a direct reflection of its maker. He works with worn brushes and pens that resist precise control, allowing error and hesitation to remain visible in the finished work. Rather than correcting these imperfections, Proctor absorbs them into each piece - where they become integral to its meaning and form.
His paintings and drawings are characterised by loose, expressive linework, restrained compositions and poetic titles. Through simple imagery, visual puns and a subtle deadpan humour, Proctor creates work that invites quiet reflection without over-instruction - leaving space for the viewer to bring their own experience to each piece.
“We’re constantly being told how to live. What to do, what matters, what works. A lot of it comes from people repeating something they were told. And look, we’re all guilty of doing the same. Repeating things without really thinking about where they came from. Some of it is true. Some of it just sounds like it is.
This exhibition is about second-hand knowledge. It's passed down confidently, as if all problems have the same solution. Instructions for your life from someone who isn’t living it.”
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This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped within 7 business days.
Small artworks can be delivered anywhere in Australia for a flat rate of $35, with an additional $5 per extra item purchased online. Simply select Small Artwork Australia Wide Flat Rate at checkout.
We take great care in packaging all artworks to ensure they arrive safely.
As original artworks are unique, all sales are considered final. If your artwork arrives damaged in transit, please contact us as soon as possible so we can assist.
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Chris Proctor, May the sky feel closer than it ever has before
Acrylic on reclaimed wood, 44x72cm
The things we can't reach are often described to us by people who haven't reached them either. We inherit their warnings and fears. Sometimes the sky only seems far away because we've accepted someone else's measurement.
Chris Proctor is a Maitland-based Australian artist working primarily in painting, with drawing forming an expanded and integral part of his practice. Across both mediums, his work explores vulnerability, self-reflection and the universal dimensions of the human experience.
Central to Proctor's practice is the belief that art functions as a direct reflection of its maker. He works with worn brushes and pens that resist precise control, allowing error and hesitation to remain visible in the finished work. Rather than correcting these imperfections, Proctor absorbs them into each piece - where they become integral to its meaning and form.
His paintings and drawings are characterised by loose, expressive linework, restrained compositions and poetic titles. Through simple imagery, visual puns and a subtle deadpan humour, Proctor creates work that invites quiet reflection without over-instruction - leaving space for the viewer to bring their own experience to each piece.
“We’re constantly being told how to live. What to do, what matters, what works. A lot of it comes from people repeating something they were told. And look, we’re all guilty of doing the same. Repeating things without really thinking about where they came from. Some of it is true. Some of it just sounds like it is.
This exhibition is about second-hand knowledge. It's passed down confidently, as if all problems have the same solution. Instructions for your life from someone who isn’t living it.”
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Chris Proctor, May the river guide you through love and loss
Acrylic on reclaimed wood, 47x59cm
The people who offer guidance through love and grief are often speaking from their own experiences. Their advice may be sincere but the way we handle love and grief isn’t universal. What carried one person safely downstream may leave another stranded on the riverbed, wondering how they’ll ever get back into the water.
Chris Proctor is a Maitland-based Australian artist working primarily in painting, with drawing forming an expanded and integral part of his practice. Across both mediums, his work explores vulnerability, self-reflection and the universal dimensions of the human experience.
Central to Proctor's practice is the belief that art functions as a direct reflection of its maker. He works with worn brushes and pens that resist precise control, allowing error and hesitation to remain visible in the finished work. Rather than correcting these imperfections, Proctor absorbs them into each piece - where they become integral to its meaning and form.
His paintings and drawings are characterised by loose, expressive linework, restrained compositions and poetic titles. Through simple imagery, visual puns and a subtle deadpan humour, Proctor creates work that invites quiet reflection without over-instruction - leaving space for the viewer to bring their own experience to each piece.
“We’re constantly being told how to live. What to do, what matters, what works. A lot of it comes from people repeating something they were told. And look, we’re all guilty of doing the same. Repeating things without really thinking about where they came from. Some of it is true. Some of it just sounds like it is.
This exhibition is about second-hand knowledge. It's passed down confidently, as if all problems have the same solution. Instructions for your life from someone who isn’t living it.”
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Chris Proctor, May you learn that leaving is part of your song, 2026
Acrylic on reclaimed wood, 61x45cm
We're often taught to treat leaving as failure, loss or worse, an act of disloyalty. People’s advice tends to favour staying close to what is known because, for the most part, uncertainty is a difficult thing to recommend. But every journey starts by moving beyond the edge of someone else's experience and embracing the new.
Chris Proctor is a Maitland-based Australian artist working primarily in painting, with drawing forming an expanded and integral part of his practice. Across both mediums, his work explores vulnerability, self-reflection and the universal dimensions of the human experience.
Central to Proctor's practice is the belief that art functions as a direct reflection of its maker. He works with worn brushes and pens that resist precise control, allowing error and hesitation to remain visible in the finished work. Rather than correcting these imperfections, Proctor absorbs them into each piece - where they become integral to its meaning and form.
His paintings and drawings are characterised by loose, expressive linework, restrained compositions and poetic titles. Through simple imagery, visual puns and a subtle deadpan humour, Proctor creates work that invites quiet reflection without over-instruction - leaving space for the viewer to bring their own experience to each piece.
“We’re constantly being told how to live. What to do, what matters, what works. A lot of it comes from people repeating something they were told. And look, we’re all guilty of doing the same. Repeating things without really thinking about where they came from. Some of it is true. Some of it just sounds like it is.
This exhibition is about second-hand knowledge. It's passed down confidently, as if all problems have the same solution. Instructions for your life from someone who isn’t living it.”
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Rhonda Campbell, The Rugged Desert, 2026
Acrylic mixed media on canvas, 63×63cm framed
Rhonda Campbell is an Australian mixed media artist whose paintings explore landscape, still life, memory and place through rich layers of colour, texture and mark-making. A graduate of the National Art School and Alexander Mackie College in Sydney, Rhonda spent many years working in teaching, fashion and design before returning to her painting practice in 2000.
Drawing inspiration from travels throughout Outback Australia, Europe and Asia, Rhonda creates highly textured works using oil, pigment and cold wax. Embracing intuition and spontaneity, she builds and scratches back layers, allowing unexpected discoveries to emerge throughout the process.
In recent years, her practice has moved towards abstraction, with traces of landscape and still life remaining as points of reference. Her paintings capture atmosphere, emotion and the lasting impression of a place, inviting viewers to connect with the work through their own memories and experiences.
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Rhonda Campbell, Australian Outback, 2026
Acrylic mixed media with collage on canvas, 63×63cm framed
Rhonda Campbell is an Australian mixed media artist whose paintings explore landscape, still life, memory and place through rich layers of colour, texture and mark-making. A graduate of the National Art School and Alexander Mackie College in Sydney, Rhonda spent many years working in teaching, fashion and design before returning to her painting practice in 2000.
Drawing inspiration from travels throughout Outback Australia, Europe and Asia, Rhonda creates highly textured works using oil, pigment and cold wax. Embracing intuition and spontaneity, she builds and scratches back layers, allowing unexpected discoveries to emerge throughout the process.
In recent years, her practice has moved towards abstraction, with traces of landscape and still life remaining as points of reference. Her paintings capture atmosphere, emotion and the lasting impression of a place, inviting viewers to connect with the work through their own memories and experiences.
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Rhonda Campbell, A Walk in the Flinders, 2026
Oil paint, oil stick and cold wax on canvas, 64×64cm framed
Rhonda Campbell is an Australian mixed media artist whose paintings explore landscape, still life, memory and place through rich layers of colour, texture and mark-making. A graduate of the National Art School and Alexander Mackie College in Sydney, Rhonda spent many years working in teaching, fashion and design before returning to her painting practice in 2000.
Drawing inspiration from travels throughout Outback Australia, Europe and Asia, Rhonda creates highly textured works using oil, pigment and cold wax. Embracing intuition and spontaneity, she builds and scratches back layers, allowing unexpected discoveries to emerge throughout the process.
In recent years, her practice has moved towards abstraction, with traces of landscape and still life remaining as points of reference. Her paintings capture atmosphere, emotion and the lasting impression of a place, inviting viewers to connect with the work through their own memories and experiences.
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Simon Palmer, Urban Garden (study), 2026
Acrylic on board, 30×30cm framed
Simon Palmer is an Australian artist whose practice centres on abstract landscape painting. Working along a spectrum from loosely representational imagery to more distilled, non-objective forms, his work explores the relationship between place, perception, and memory.
Drawing on a background in architecture and graphic design, Palmer approaches painting with a strong understanding of composition, structure, and visual balance. His paintings are characterised by luminous layers, subtle shifts in colour, and carefully considered edges that emerge, dissolve, and interact across the surface. Through this process, he creates works that invite contemplation while allowing space for personal interpretation.
Over time, Palmer's practice has evolved from semi-abstracted landscapes towards a more nuanced exploration of abstraction and colour. While traces of the landscape often remain, his paintings are increasingly concerned with atmosphere, emotion, and the experience of place rather than direct representation.
Working full-time from his studio, Palmer continues to develop a distinctive body of abstract landscape paintings that combine technical refinement with a quiet, reflective sensibility.
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Simon Palmer, Territorial (study), 2026
Acrylic on board, 30×30cm framed
Simon Palmer is an Australian artist whose practice centres on abstract landscape painting. Working along a spectrum from loosely representational imagery to more distilled, non-objective forms, his work explores the relationship between place, perception, and memory.
Drawing on a background in architecture and graphic design, Palmer approaches painting with a strong understanding of composition, structure, and visual balance. His paintings are characterised by luminous layers, subtle shifts in colour, and carefully considered edges that emerge, dissolve, and interact across the surface. Through this process, he creates works that invite contemplation while allowing space for personal interpretation.
Over time, Palmer's practice has evolved from semi-abstracted landscapes towards a more nuanced exploration of abstraction and colour. While traces of the landscape often remain, his paintings are increasingly concerned with atmosphere, emotion, and the experience of place rather than direct representation.
Working full-time from his studio, Palmer continues to develop a distinctive body of abstract landscape paintings that combine technical refinement with a quiet, reflective sensibility.
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Simon Palmer, Mixed Interactions (study), 2026
Acrylic on board, 30×30cm framed
Simon Palmer is an Australian artist whose practice centres on abstract landscape painting. Working along a spectrum from loosely representational imagery to more distilled, non-objective forms, his work explores the relationship between place, perception, and memory.
Drawing on a background in architecture and graphic design, Palmer approaches painting with a strong understanding of composition, structure, and visual balance. His paintings are characterised by luminous layers, subtle shifts in colour, and carefully considered edges that emerge, dissolve, and interact across the surface. Through this process, he creates works that invite contemplation while allowing space for personal interpretation.
Over time, Palmer's practice has evolved from semi-abstracted landscapes towards a more nuanced exploration of abstraction and colour. While traces of the landscape often remain, his paintings are increasingly concerned with atmosphere, emotion, and the experience of place rather than direct representation.
Working full-time from his studio, Palmer continues to develop a distinctive body of abstract landscape paintings that combine technical refinement with a quiet, reflective sensibility.
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Deb Michell-Smith, He Stands Alone, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 79x79cm, framed.
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Deb Michell-Smith is a regional NSW artist whose drawing and painting practice focuses on outback and regional Australian landscapes. Her work explores presence, resilience, and connection to place, often capturing moments of stillness and transition. Figures, animals, and land coexist in her paintings, suggesting quiet narratives of endurance and belonging. A finalist in the John Villiers Outback Art Prize and the National Emerging Art Prize, Michell-Smith lives and works in regional New South Wales.
“This collection comes from time spent in outback and regional Australia. These are places where the land stretches wide, the light can be harsh, and everything feels heightened rather than romantic.
These paintings reflect a quiet way of looking and waiting, noticing what endures in these landscapes: solitude, watchfulness, and a deep sense of resilience. I’m interested in how figures, animals and the land share space. There’s often stillness, but never emptiness. Fencelines, trees and distant horizons become simple markers of time, survival and connection.
These works aren’t about spectacle. They’re about slowing down and being present long enough to notice what remains. For me, this is what feels distinctly here: the weight of the land, the easing of time, and the quiet strength found in outback and regional Australia.”
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Eira Chidgey, Nook, 2026
Collaged fabric, acrylic and oil stick on board, 44x54cm framed
My work concerns itself with my internal world, and translating personal and social issues as a representation of self. This mixed media painting, Nook, explores both the conscious and unconscious murmurs of the mind, how this inner space accompanies us through life, helping us process, reflect, and understand the world around us. Collaged fabric, layered on board, symbolises a cocoon, cosy place, or nook, both protective and comforting; the softness of the material, in contrast to the board, creates the feeling of safety that I often find within. The concept of nook as a quiet and sheltered recess or secluded spot, represents how our internal psyche provides sanctum from our external environments.
Eira Chidgey is a mixed media abstract artist currently based in Newcastle NSW. She holds a first class honours degree in Contemporary Applied Arts from Trinity St David University, and a diploma in Foundation Arts from City of Bath College. Her work has been exhibited widely and is held in private collections across Australia, Europe and the United Kingdom. A successful candidate in the highly competitive 2026 Mentorship Program at Newcastle Art Space, she is currently working alongside Patricia Wilson Adams for an upcoming group exhibition at Newcastle University. Other achievements include The Leda Art Prize, The Newcastle Club Foundation Art Prize, The Hunter Emerging Art Prize, The Mini Series Art Prize, and Inside This Box Art Prize. Notable group shows include Collect at The Lock Up, Summer Salon at Straitjacket, Alumni at Leda Gallery, Silver And Cold at Wester Gallery, Philocalist at Wonderground Barossa, and SIX at North Gallery. Recent solo exhibitions include Amongst Gods And Demons at North Gallery, Shedding Old Skin at Cornerstore Gallery, Becoming Visible at Wester Gallery, and A Place For All The Small Things at Leda Gallery.
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