ACE (Artist Country Exhibition) 24 – 26 September 2021
Showcasing the work of seven emerging Artists. The ACE Art show has been moved entirely online after the exhibition at Jugiong Hall was unable to proceed. Read the ACE Stories from the Studio feature
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Browse the works of art from each artist below and follow the exhibition at Instagram @ace.artshow
Browse the entire exhibition by artist below. Download the ACE exhibition catalogue (10MB).
From his home in Boorowa Harry uses an extended photographic practice to create artwork in response to the natural landscape.
Detailed and precise ink drawings inspired by the Artist’s home in Jugiong and other environments. Each piece illustrates an eye for detail, order and scale.
Originally from Bookham D’Arcy works primarily in charcoal with occasional ink elements. Highly detailed and textural works featuring floral themes.
A Southern Highlands based Artist drawn to viscerally tonal and atmospheric landscapes. The paintings glow with a defused light.
Known for her still life works that feature vibrant and harmonious colour. Emma lives and works in Dubbo and has a strong appreciation for colour and pattern.
Visual artist and musician from Tamworth who specialises in portraiture using oils & graphite. The focus is centred on expression to capture an honest depiction of the subject.
Sarah Smith
Light and fun pieces created using watercolour. Over the past year the Artist has been focussed on developing her painting skills to achieve rich layers of depth and detail.
An STA Top Spots Festival event, funded through the STA Top Spots grant program.
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