A Sneak peak

A quick look around the gallery

"CONGRATULATIONS"

Congratulations to Nina Machielse Hunt for her first prize in the landscape section at Araluen Art Gallery in Alice Springs. 

Oil and Acrylic on linen. 

'If the Light is right the darkness will remain' Triptych.

Also artist Natalie Reid took out 2nd place in the Frost Fest exhibition for her "Cloud Trails" and Commended for her sculpture "Bird Trails".

Jaq Davies sculpture "Bird Watchers Dream" was Highly Commended and Glenn Hoyle with Commended for his sculpture "Four Poems".

"ECLECTICA COLLECTICA" OPENING

The superb weather of the Central West here in Molong gave a wonderful backdrop to the opening of the exhibition.  The opening talk from Rex Irwin amused those present and was followed with questions from the floor giving everyone an insight into the art world today.

 Libby Oldham introducing Rex Iwin

 Rex Irwin

"ECLECTICA COLLECTICA"

An exhibition of works to be opened by Rex Irwin of Olsen Irwin Gallery on Saturday 27th April 2013 at 11.30am. The exhibition features the works of:

Jonathan Delafield Cook, Sam Fullbrook,
Francisco Goya, Guy Maestri, Robert Malherbe,
Luke Sciberras, Fred Williams and Joy Engelman,
Tim Winters, Josephine Jagger-Manners,
Julie Williams, Michael Carroll, Jaq Davies,
Glenn Hoyle, Ken Hutchinson and Hui Selwood

Opening is $40 pp and includes a light lunch.

RSVP by Friday 19th April 2013
Bookings essential phone: 02 6366 9093

Rex will entertain guests and art lovers as he opens the show and will answer your questions from the floor.

"The First Summer Rose"

Robert Malherbe 

"Bridal Track - Tu ron River with Justine"

Luke Sciberras 

 "Araluen II"

Guy Maestri

"A CHAT WITH REX IRWIN" 27th APRIL, 2013

On Saturday 27th April at 11.30 am Rex Irwin will be opening a collaborative exhibition with artists from the stable of Oslen Irwin and Jayes Gallery.  This will be followed by a light lunch in the Sculpture Garden.  Bookings are essential $40 a head, limited seating.

The exhibition will feature works from Luke Sciberras, Sam Fullbrook, Guy Maestri, etchings by Fred Williams and new works from Leila Jeffreys also featuring Joy Engelman, Josephine Jagger Manners, Tim Winters, Jaq Davies, Julie Williams.

A taste of the exhibition "Summertime"

A few shots of the gallery to give you a taste of this wonderful collection of works from our artists.

"SUMMERTIME" OPENS

Gallery 1 - "Summertime"  featuring works by Ian Grant. Guest of Gallery Director Libby Oldham, Ian Grant is  a Sydney painter and academic.  He was head of Painting Studies at University of NSW College Of Fine Arts until 2006.  

This exhibition also features a compilation of works from the stockroom by artists Eris Fleming, Joy Engelman, Jaq Davies, Glenn Hoyle, Josephine Jagger- Manners and Mathew Begg.

Gallery 2 -  is showing a selection of ceramics from Marjo Carter, Pauline Welfare, Louise Ranshaw and Simon Reece.

Gallery 3 - a  mix of works from our emerging artists.

"SUMMERTIME"

When Jayes reopens on 30th January we will start with a flourish. Our first exhibition for the year in Gallery 1 "Summertime"  is a compilation of works from the stockroom featuring artists Eris Fleming, Jaq Davies, Glenn Hoyle, Joy Engelman and Josephine Jagger- Manners.

Gallery 2 will have a selection of ceramics and Gallery 3 a  mix of works from our emerging artists.

We are looking forward to the year ahead with a number of new and exciting events happening at the Gallery.

You will see from the gallery programme that it will be a happening year.

LAUGHTER FILLED THE AIR

A great night with lots of fun and laughter, people from far and near joined the artists for dinner after the opening.  Good company, good food, a good night.

"....like a three ring circus" - a whimsical zen communique!

Exhibiting at Jayes Gallery for the first time, two well known and recognised artists who have moved to the country from the city to gain the freedom and inspiration that the ‘bush’ provides.
 Davies’s mark making expands on the everyday objects found in country fields and down country lanes. There is a ‘zen’ like quality about these pastel and soft paintings that evoke the ethereal and remind one of dreams and fleeting impressions. Hoyle brings a range of metals, found objects and bright steel together in intriguing sculptures that range from large to small and have a whimsical quality to them. They remind one of Lewis Carroll’s “Looking through the Looking Glass” with their unique compositions.

This is an exhibition that will delight the viewer and collector alike.

“….like a three ring circus”

Artist: Jaq Davies

Sculptor: Glenn Hoyle

Exhibition opens: Friday 3 August at 6.00 pm

Exhibition runs: 3 August – 2 September 2012