![]() Sue Davidson’s choice of red dirt as a painterly medium creates a dialogue between the artist, the viewer, and the land. Through sculpture, textiles and painting, images of burnt trees, mud-stained homes and impacted landscapes depict the extraordinary events that have shattered a sense of safety and security in those affected. Jude White and Michelle Walker present a joint exhibition of works capturing the devastation and turmoil of the fires and floods in the Northern Rivers. At the heart of this body of work is the visceral and ephemeral experience of place and being connected to nature.Īsh, Mud & Tears | Jude White + Michelle Walker ![]() Local landscapes are painted on reclaimed materials – old tins and red cedar skirting boards – speaking to other histories whilst exploring surface structure. In this series of paintings, Caitlin Reilly imbues an expression of love for the Northern Rivers. Seaside and Roadside Vignettes | Caitlin Reilly Spanning painting, sculpture, print and mixed media, the artists innovatively repurpose found and organic material as various supports and mediums and convey new perspectives on historical events, figures, objects, and environments. ![]() Northern Rivers Community Gallery (NRCG) presents four new exhibitions from local artists this May. ![]()
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