Art Under $500
SHOP ORIGINAL ART UNDER $500
Browse original Australian art under $500 at The Corner Store Gallery. This curated collection includes affordable paintings, textile art, ceramics and mixed media artworks by Australian artists, making it easy to start or grow your art collection within budget.
Whether you're purchasing your first original artwork, searching for a thoughtful gift, or looking for a smaller piece to complete a space, you'll find a diverse range of original art at accessible price points. Every artwork is carefully selected and available to purchase online.
Marilyn Edgar, Simple Pleasures I, 2026
Oil on linen on board, 22x22cm, framed
Lending a deep-rooted passion for space and design, I am a Victoria-based artist dedicated to translating the visceral connections between architecture, interiors, and emotion into oil on canvas. After over 25 years in tertiary education, specialising in interior design, the visual arts, the built environment, and the museum sector, my private art practice now delves into the places where art and design intersect. My exploration of colour theory and spatial histories invites viewers to pause and encounter the intimate bond between space and feeling through my work.
As a finalist in prestigious art prizes such as the OMNIA Art Prize and a member of The Victorian Artists Society, I have exhibited at galleries including Brunswick Street Gallery (Fitzroy), Aspire Gallery (Brisbane), East Gippsland Art Gallery (Bairnsdale), Quadrant Gallery (Melbourne), Red Gallery (Fitzroy), the Victorian Artists Society (Melbourne), and Hue and Cry Gallery (Geelong). In 2026, I was awarded an Honourable Mention at the global Best Art Awards 2026.
My work often delves into the interiors of built spaces, historical design, and contemporary environments. Through layers of oil paint, I create pieces that blur the boundaries between past and present, inviting reflection on both the enduring beauty and fleeting moments that shape our surroundings. Moments captured in time, layered with memories. Currently, I am exploring the allure of transitional in-between spaces, the visual language of interiors and the use of subject matter and colour to evoke profound emotional resonance.
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Kylie Colemane, Warada (Beautiful in Darug dalang/language), 2026
Textile Raffia, emu feathers, woven piece, 90x75cm, ready to hang
Kylie enjoys creating pieces that feature raffia that are both colourful and contemporary in style.
Her textile based works take inspiration from flowers and nature elements featuring mini bush scoops/carriers as the centrepiece and Quandong seed.
Kylie learnt to weave from her aunties and cousins on her father's country In Parramatta, (Baramada) Sydney. Her art practice features sustainable methods using up all of the scrap pieces twined together in her weaved wall hangings which are often disposed of. Her raffia is hand dyed and her favourite pink is derived from saltbush berries a native plant. Residing on a property in Cowra NSW where she works from her garden to create botanically dyed pieces and plant illustrations. Her stories are gathered by hand.
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Lucy Juhnke, Get A Real Job, 2026
Acrylic on marine ply, 35x30cm, framed
Lucy Juhnke is an emerging artist living in the Mid North Coast. Since 2021 Juhnke has exhibited widely across regional New South Wales and was a finalist in Northern Exposure 9 at the Glasshouse Regional Gallery in 2026. She has shown 3 solo exhibitions: Facts and Figurines, The Elephant in the Room, and Outside the Box. Working primarily with interiors and everyday objects, Juhnke examines the home as both a physical and psychological environment - a place that shapes and is shaped by its inhabitants. Juhnke's subject matter reflects a generation engaged in ongoing negotiations of identity, and changing roles in our developing society. Domestic space becomes a host for comfort, autonomy, and belonging, as well as a space shaped by vulnerability, labour, and boundaries.
Juhnke's approach to painting is robust and dynamic, blending abstraction with still life and portraiture. Mainly working with acrylic on wood panel, she emphasises a practical and intuitive approach, embracing imperfections and accidents. Juhnke often incorporates mixed media, found or repurposed objects, distressed materials, and subtle collage. This extends to the frames, most of which are custom made in house from vintage or found materials.
This work was painted while I gallery sat for my exhibition 'Outside the Box.' I did 3 smaller paintings of the gallery space the same day, always including the checkerboard floor. This type of repetition has become an important part of my practice, as an act of focus and gratitude. The book in the painting was given to me for free when I visited John Murray's gallery in Lightning Ridge, because it had a small mark.
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This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped after the close of the exhibition on August 30 2026.
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Barb Livingston, The Cage Where You Live is Made of Thoughts, 2026
Lino Print on Fabriano Accademia archival paper, 45x30cm (image) 94.5x70cm (frame)
As a regional artist, working from Dubbo, I am connected to Australian flora. Communicating using the symbolism of plants amuses me, and connects viewers in an amusing way with the theme of the work.
Utilising popular-culture costume, layered with natural elements creates a pleasing pause, a place to Investigate sabotage and justice.
Native Australian botanical wallpaper connects me and my context to the ancient tale's time and place. My current practice and this set of prints explore my deep dive into tradition, more specifically, religion. Ambiguity of symbolic meaning creates avenues for discussion, I also love being cheeky and a little bit offensive. Sapphic and Phallic elements play together, hooking into meaning and communication between the celebrities from the origin story.
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Marissa Lico, Amici, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 23x23cm framed in American Ash
Close in the warmth, a look that says everything, the stripe of summer, the sun on bare skin. No need to speak - you've known them for years, this is the easy company of old friends.
Marissa Lico is a visual artist based on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales. Working in acrylic and mixed media, her practice is shaped by texture, layering, and an intuitive approach to surface. Drawing on her Italian heritage and a deep reverence for the ordinary, her paintings explore how ritual and memory shape the way we experience home, food, and connection.
Her work evokes the glow of a shared table, a street softening into evening, the unhurried gesture of gathering - moments that feel both intimate and timeless. Grounded in a background in photography, her work often begins with the captured moment, bringing together subject, memory, and storytelling with warmth and intention.
Marissa holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts and balances her studio practice with a career in teaching. She has been a finalist in respected art prizes including the Mini Series Art Prize and the Inside This Box Art Prize, and her work has been exhibited in galleries across Australia and Scotland.
The way people take to the streets as dusk settles, unhurried and deliberate, dressed as though the evening itself warranted care, is a noticing that, in time, became this work.
La Passeggiata draws on the Italian tradition of the evening promenade: a ritual of presence, belonging, and unspoken continuity. These paintings do not document the tradition so much as inhabit it: a summer market, a narrow street opening onto something magnificent, figures pausing for food, wine, and conversation. Others hold only the spaces between: a window, a doorway, an empty chair, the presence implied by the waiting.
La Passeggiata is an invitation to connect: with place, with people, with what has always been there.
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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.
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Marissa Lico, Pausa, 2026
Mixed media on canvas, 23x23cm framed in American Ash
A seat in the cool of the wall, just waiting ivy trailing soft overhead. Sit, stay a while - there's no need to rush, there's nothing here that can't wait.
Marissa Lico is a visual artist based on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales. Working in acrylic and mixed media, her practice is shaped by texture, layering, and an intuitive approach to surface. Drawing on her Italian heritage and a deep reverence for the ordinary, her paintings explore how ritual and memory shape the way we experience home, food, and connection.
Her work evokes the glow of a shared table, a street softening into evening, the unhurried gesture of gathering - moments that feel both intimate and timeless. Grounded in a background in photography, her work often begins with the captured moment, bringing together subject, memory, and storytelling with warmth and intention.
Marissa holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts and balances her studio practice with a career in teaching. She has been a finalist in respected art prizes including the Mini Series Art Prize and the Inside This Box Art Prize, and her work has been exhibited in galleries across Australia and Scotland.
The way people take to the streets as dusk settles, unhurried and deliberate, dressed as though the evening itself warranted care, is a noticing that, in time, became this work.
La Passeggiata draws on the Italian tradition of the evening promenade: a ritual of presence, belonging, and unspoken continuity. These paintings do not document the tradition so much as inhabit it: a summer market, a narrow street opening onto something magnificent, figures pausing for food, wine, and conversation. Others hold only the spaces between: a window, a doorway, an empty chair, the presence implied by the waiting.
La Passeggiata is an invitation to connect: with place, with people, with what has always been there.
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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.
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Christine Moult, Red Dish, 2026
Oil on board, 26.5×20.5cm framed
Christine Moult is a Sydney-based artist working on Gamaragal land, known for her expressive alla prima oil paintings on board.
Largely self-taught, Christine brings a fresh, instinctive approach to her work, shaped by her background in food and design. She draws inspiration from the everyday, capturing fleeting moments of light, shadow and atmosphere that often go unnoticed, using loose, confident brushstrokes and a refined, harmonious palette.
"Painting, for me, is a bit like cooking," Christine says. "Instead of flavours and textures, I'm playing with objects, light and colour, moving elements around until everything feels balanced. I love painting the simple objects that have surrounded me throughout my life, as they bring back cherished memories of meals shared with family and friends."
Christine has volunteered as a guide at the Art Gallery of New South Wales since 2010, and her work has been selected for numerous exhibitions, including the National Emerging Art Prize (2023), the Affordable Art Fair Brisbane and Sydney with Aspire Gallery (2024), the Incognito Art Show (2023–2026), and Inside This Box at The Corner Store Gallery (2023, 2026), where she has also shown as a Stable Artist (2025/2026).
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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.
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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Humffray Street South, 2025
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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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.
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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Humffray Street North, 2025
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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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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Nerrida Parfitt, Mini: Eastern Sunset, 2026
Oil on canvas, 10×10cm ready to hang.
Nerrida Parfitt is an Australian landscape painter based in Ballarat in Victoria's Central Highlands. Working primarily in oils, she draws inspiration from the landscapes of regional Australia, combining direct observation with imagination to create paintings that sit between reality and memory.
Influenced by Australian Gothic traditions and subtle surrealist ideas, Nerrida's paintings explore landscape as both a physical place and an emotional experience. Familiar roads, paddocks, bushland and country towns become settings where light, shadow and atmosphere suggest stories beyond what is immediately visible.
Her work is characterised by a careful balance of realism and imagination. Through considered use of colour, composition and light, she creates landscapes that feel both recognisable and quietly unsettling, inviting viewers to bring their own memories and interpretations to each scene.
Nerrida's background in visual art, graphic design and multimedia is reflected in the strong compositional structure and technical discipline that underpin her practice. She holds qualifications in Visual Art, Electronic Design and Interactive Media, Graphic Design and Design.
Since 2004, Nerrida has exhibited extensively throughout Australia, presenting solo and group exhibitions in Victoria and New South Wales. She has been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Bluethumb Art Prize, the Lethbridge 20,000 Small Scale Art Award, the Regional Landscape Prize and INSIDE THIS BOX Art Prize at The Corner Store Gallery. Her work has also been exhibited at Affordable Art Fair Melbourne through Brunswick Street Gallery.
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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.
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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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This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped within 7 business days.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the 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 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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THIS ITEM REQUIRES A CUSTOM SHIPPING QUOTE
This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped within 7 business days.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the 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 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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THIS ITEM REQUIRES A CUSTOM SHIPPING QUOTE
This artwork is available for collection from The Corner Store Gallery or can be shipped within 7 business days.
This piece requires a custom shipping quote - select shipping option > LARGE ARTWORK CUSTOM QUOTE at the 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.
For full details, please view our Shipping Policy or Refund Policy.
Narelle Higson, Mini Flora I, 2026
Oil pastel and cold wax on board, 22×22cm framed
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Narelle Higson is a contemporary Australian artist known for her expressive oil pastel drawings. Working intuitively, she layers oil pastel with cold wax to create rich texture, depth, and luminosity, revealing intricate surfaces through a process of layering and scraping back.
Inspired by the Australian landscape, her work explores the interplay of light, colour, and movement across grasses, bushland, flora, and water. After a career in health and children’s television, Higson returned to full-time art practice, developing a distinctive style that has gained national recognition. She has been a finalist in several juried exhibitions, with works held in private and civic collections in Australia and internationally.
My studio is my sanctuary, albeit a messy one. Drawing with oil pastels feels like a form of meditation, especially when the outside world feels uncertain or overwhelming.
“Where the Light Breaks Through” is inspired by childhood memories of long car trips with my mum, travelling through the Australian landscape in search of wildflowers. Those journeys taught me to slow down, embrace solitude, and find beauty in the smallest details.
I’m particularly drawn to the shifting light at the end of the day, how it warms some areas while cooling others. In this body of work, I explore that quiet interplay of light and colour, creating a sense of calm, balance, and reflection.
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Narelle Higson, Joyous, 2026
Oil pastel and cold wax on board, 17x32cm framed
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Narelle Higson is a contemporary Australian artist known for her expressive oil pastel drawings. Working intuitively, she layers oil pastel with cold wax to create rich texture, depth, and luminosity, revealing intricate surfaces through a process of layering and scraping back.
Inspired by the Australian landscape, her work explores the interplay of light, colour, and movement across grasses, bushland, flora, and water. After a career in health and children’s television, Higson returned to full-time art practice, developing a distinctive style that has gained national recognition. She has been a finalist in several juried exhibitions, with works held in private and civic collections in Australia and internationally.
My studio is my sanctuary, albeit a messy one. Drawing with oil pastels feels like a form of meditation, especially when the outside world feels uncertain or overwhelming.
“Where the Light Breaks Through” is inspired by childhood memories of long car trips with my mum, travelling through the Australian landscape in search of wildflowers. Those journeys taught me to slow down, embrace solitude, and find beauty in the smallest details.
I’m particularly drawn to the shifting light at the end of the day, how it warms some areas while cooling others. In this body of work, I explore that quiet interplay of light and colour, creating a sense of calm, balance, and reflection.
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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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Christine Moult, From the Vegetable Drawer
Oil on board, 14x20cm framed
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“I wanted to paint what was around me in my kitchen…..the vegetable drawer was the perfect solution!”
Christine Moult is a Sydney-based artist working on Camaraigal land, known for her expressive alla prima oil paintings on board. Largely self-taught, Christine brings a fresh, instinctive approach to her work, shaped by her background in food and design. She draws inspiration from the everyday - capturing fleeting moments of light, shadow, and atmosphere that often go unnoticed.
Her paintings distil the interplay of light and shadow across objects and landscapes, using loose, confident brushstrokes and a refined, harmonious palette. Christine’s work celebrates the understated beauty of simple moments, from the shifting light in the Australian landscape to the quiet elegance of still life.
“Painting, for me, is a bit like cooking. The difference is that instead of flavours and textures, I’m playing with objects, light, and colour. I place, add, and move elements around until everything feels balanced. I love painting the simple objects that have surrounded me throughout my life as they bring back cherished memories of meals shared with family and friends.”
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Kim Bizo, Versace Shades, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 23×23cm framed in Tasmanian oak.
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Kim Bizo is an emerging Australian artist based in Armidale, New South Wales, known for her unique contemporary still life paintings. Originally from New Zealand, she studied at the Otago Polytechnic School of Fine Arts before settling in regional NSW in 2015, where she returned to her art practice with renewed focus.
Her distinctive paintings explore beauty, symbolism and femininity through intimate still life compositions, offering a fresh and contemporary take on everyday objects. Kim’s work is recognised for its layered meaning, playful detail and refined use of colour.
She has exhibited in both regional and metropolitan galleries, including the New England Regional Art Museum, Project Gallery 90 in Sydney, The Toowoomba Gallery, and The Corner Store Gallery in Orange. Her latest collection, Adornment, marks a shift in her practice, moving from the sensory language of food into a more personal exploration of self-presentation, ritual and identity.
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Kim Bizo, Shades, 2026
Acrylic on canvas, 23×23cm framed in Tasmanian oak.
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Kim Bizo is an emerging Australian artist based in Armidale, New South Wales, known for her unique contemporary still life paintings. Originally from New Zealand, she studied at the Otago Polytechnic School of Fine Arts before settling in regional NSW in 2015, where she returned to her art practice with renewed focus.
Her distinctive paintings explore beauty, symbolism and femininity through intimate still life compositions, offering a fresh and contemporary take on everyday objects. Kim’s work is recognised for its layered meaning, playful detail and refined use of colour.
She has exhibited in both regional and metropolitan galleries, including the New England Regional Art Museum, Project Gallery 90 in Sydney, The Toowoomba Gallery, and The Corner Store Gallery in Orange. Her latest collection, Adornment, marks a shift in her practice, moving from the sensory language of food into a more personal exploration of self-presentation, ritual and identity.
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Jo Fernandez, Cloud Dance - Fiery Flamenco, 2026
Oil on canvas, 28×28cm framed in flooded gum.
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Jo Fernandez is a landscape artist living on the outskirts of the historic village of Millthorpe, in the NSW Central Tablelands. Her work draws deep inspiration from the region’s expansive skies, open land, and the shifting light and colour brought by its distinct seasons. Clouds are an ongoing source of fascination for the artist. Ephemeral and fleeting, their continuous state of reconfiguration reminds us that change is the only constant in life. For the artist, gazing at clouds moves her from the recognisable to the abstract. Working with oil paint she captures the variations in colour, shape, movement and texture.
In Cloud Dance, Jo presents a joyous, carefree and enchanted state of weightlessness and freedom, in an otherwise chaotic world. As always, Jo’s work invites us to pause, reflect, and find solace in the beauty that surrounds us.
Jo has exhibited with The Corner Store Gallery since selected as a finalist in the Landscape Group Exhibition in 2019, and has been a finalist in the Mini Series, Inside This Box, and Regional Landscape Prizes. She has held two solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group shows. Cloud Dance is Jo's second online exhibition with The Corner Store Gallery.
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Monique Fedor, Poetry of Parisian Parks, 2026
Oil on wood, 16.5x20cm, ready to hang
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Monique Fedor is a self-taught Australian artist whose work embodies a rustic, moody, and quietly powerful aesthetic. Growing up in a home that celebrated creativity, she explored many different mediums before finding her true voice in painting. For Monique, creating is more than an artistic practice – it is a deeply personal outlet, a space to pour heart and soul onto the canvas.
Her process is guided by intuition, texture, and atmosphere. She is endlessly drawn to exploring intriguing shades, layered surfaces, and subtle tonal shifts, using them to shape works that invite contemplation. Each piece reflects moments, memories, or emotions that have touched her life, whether in small fleeting ways or with lasting significance.
Through her art, Monique aims to create a sense of connection – evoking feelings that resonate quietly yet deeply with the viewer. Her paintings encourage a pause, a moment to reflect, and a reminder of the beauty that exists in stillness and imperfection.
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Amanda Twyford, Heirloom Tomato No. 5, 2026
Oil on canvas, 28.5×26cm framed in oak
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Amanda Twyford is a dedicated still life and landscape painter living and working amid the picturesque Barossa Valley in South Australia. Originally from regional Northern Victoria, Amanda’s love of drawing and painting began in early childhood. Although she started a Fine Arts degree before shifting to a Bachelor of Interior Architecture in Adelaide, her commitment to art never wavered.
Largely self-taught, Amanda’s artistic journey was profoundly shaped by workshops in Florence, Italy, where she immersed herself in traditional and impressionist techniques. This experience sparked a deep passion for classical methods and helped her develop her own vibrant, expressive style.
Amanda’s oil paintings are full of life and lush colour, breathing energy into everyday still life subjects and natural landscapes. As she says, “A still life painting may be still, but it should always be full of life.” Inspired by the French Impressionists, Amanda loves working from life, whether painting en plein air or capturing the fleeting effects of light and movement in her studio. Her work continues to evolve toward a more direct approach that celebrates vitality and the essence of a passing moment.
Amanda has exhibited widely across Australia and been selected as a finalist in numerous art prizes, including the Heysen Prize for Landscape and the Fifty Squared Art Prize in Melbourne. Her paintings have featured in group exhibitions at The Corner Store Gallery in Orange, Aspire Gallery in Brisbane, and other notable venues.
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Linda Kruger, Autumn Set, 2026
Acrylic on canvas board, 33×28cm framed.
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Linda Kruger is a contemporary Australian artist working across painting, traditional printmaking, and digital design. With a professional background in developing screen-based content for museum exhibitions, Linda brings clarity, precision, and a deep visual awareness to her multidisciplinary practice. Her work has been exhibited extensively across Australia, including two recent solo exhibitions and numerous curated group shows.
Linda’s current body of work focuses on modern still life painting, where she explores the quiet intimacy of domestic space. Her compositions are minimal and restrained, offering a contemplative study of everyday objects, cups, bowls, vessels, rendered with subtle texture and carefully controlled colour. These paintings honour the overlooked beauty of the ordinary, transforming familiar forms into visual meditations on presence, memory, and stillness.
Through her contemporary still life practice, Linda Kruger creates a gentle tension between simplicity and emotion. The pared-back aesthetic and modern shapes invite viewers to slow down and notice the quiet details of home life. Her work sits within the lineage of still life while offering a fresh, modern interpretation, deeply personal, visually refined, and resonant with the rhythms of daily living.
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Larissa Blake, Studio View II, 2026
Acrylic on board, 30×30cm unframed, ready to hang.
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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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Jacqui Brown, The Quiet Pause, 2025
Acrylic on canvas, 32×32cm framed.
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Jacqui Brown is an Australian artist whose rustic, romantic, and painterly works beautifully capture the spirit of the Southern Highlands and beyond.
Growing up in Burrawang, NSW, Jacqui was inspired by her mother’s quilting, her grandmother’s crafts, and a sketchbook from her navy grandfather. A pivotal introduction to mural painting at Moss Vale High School in 1992 set her on an artistic path, leading to a Diploma in Fine Arts in 2000, where she developed a love for acrylic painting under mentors Susan May, Robyn Kinsela, and Bob Millis. Her style combines rich colour, tonal depth, and fluid brushwork to bring cyclists, quaint cottages, and Australia’s wildflowers and snow-capped peaks to life.
As an artist deeply rooted in the Southern Highlands for over 45 years, Jacqui creates works that capture a landscape caught between past and present. Her paintings document the subtle changes in the countryside she remembers, blending nostalgic street scenes and rolling hills with reflections on growing development. By weaving in native flora and fauna, she invites viewers to emotionally connect with the land and consider the importance of preserving the unique character of rural towns.
Following the 2020 bushfires, Jacqui explored themes of resilience and renewal through expressive brushstrokes. After completing an artist residency in 2024, her latest series continues to celebrate the charm of the Highlands while sparking conversations about heritage, environment, and community.
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Jo Dunsmuir, Daffodils, 2025
Oil on linen board, 33x33cm, framed
Jo lives and works in a small Victorian coastal town on the Great Ocean Road. A painter with a love of oils, her work is influenced by the landscapes she experiences, both at home, and on her travels, and by the flowers and produce grown in her home garden. Her work is contemporary in approach, manipulating the qualities of oil paint to achieve a layered surface in her work, sometimes translucent, sometimes with texture.
Jo has been selected as a finalist in many national art prizes since 2021, including several hosted by The Corner Store Gallery, and has exhibited in many group shows. She held a solo with The Corner Store Gallery in 2024, and most recently, a joint exhibition with The Brunswick Street Gallery in Melbourne.
The works submitted reflect the pleasure of the changing seasons, leaving the cold of a Victorian Winter behind - a visit to a favourite coastal town, Yamba, in the beautiful Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, and celebrating the appearance of Daffodils, the first floral harbinger of Spring.
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