Monday, December 5, 2011 at 03:10PM Come along and see the beautiful, captivating, serene paintings by John Maitland. The exhibition opens on the evening of Tuesday December 6th and will run until December 18th. This is our last solo exhibition for 2011 and it's a very special collection of works.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011 at 10:37AM 
Tuesday, November 15, 2011 at 04:21PM From the 15th - 18th of November we are hosting an Indonesian Cultural event at our Sofitel Gallery in Sydney. This exhibition showcases the photographic works and paintings of Don Antonio Blanco and Mario Blanco. The exhibition is open to the public so feel free to come along and have a look at these fine works.
Thursday, September 15, 2011 at 06:22PM On September 27th, we're opening Maynard Waters new exhibition of paintings - Sydney Story.
Maynard Waters, a native of Sydney has returned to capture the fascinating characters and locations of his home town. Please join us, along with the artist and his wife for the exhibition opening from 5:30pm on the 27th of September.
This collection of work is such a wonderful insight into Australian life. A real Sydney story in every piece. The exhibition will be on display at our gallery at 61 Phillip Street, Sydney until October 9th.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at 03:40PM The Ken Knight exhibition is on the walls. We've just finished hanging these brilliant works and the result is beautiful. Individually, every one of these paintings is a masterpiece and to see them together in the gallery, ready for tonights exhibition, is a wonderful sight. Ken will be at the show and happy to talk about his work. Drinks will be served from 5:30pm and the Sofitel Wentworth Sydney will be providing canapes. The exhibition will run until July 3rd.
"For Ken, painting outside is a deeply emotional and necessary experience for capturing the essence and spirit of the scenes he depicts in his en plein air masterpieces. His inspiration comes from the great outdoor painters, the impressionists from Turner through to Monet, and from Australians like Streeton and Boyd.
Ironically, in a country desperately short of life’s most precious commodity, there’s plenty of water in his work. From beaches, rivers and harbour-side shores to snow capped mountains and in the starkly beautiful, yet subtle and muted golden hues of hinterlands, plains and tablelands. His images are as Australian as all get-out. And it’s these images of the faces of the dry continent that Ken simplifies by gentle abstraction to produce very modern impressions of the land.
He paints quickly but surely, not wanting to concentrate on the detail, less it inherit a photographic quality in his eye and hence his brush. Rather, he imbues his elements with passion, emotion and a love for the landscape that has become his raison d’être and an integral part of himself.
He’ll blur lines, soften edges and abstract elements to leave the work open for an interpretation that the viewer can call his or her own. This is his art."
