Penelope Seidler has changed the landscape of Australian art and architecture. This portrait of Penelope was taken at the iconic Seidler house, Killara; designed in the mid-1960s by Penelope and her late husband, Harry. Penelope is seated in a Marcel Breuer chair, acknowledging the mentor of her late husband Harry Seidler. Penelope’s strength as a vibrant and inspiring woman who has contributed so much to the arts is reflected in her modernist home.
Olive Cotton Award for Photographic Portraiture - 2019
Tweed Regional Gallery
Our friend Mayor is a visionary and has changed many lives on and off the Basketball Court.
Mayor Chagai was six years old when he fled civil war in South Sudan, becoming one of Africa’s Lost Boys. In 2006 he came to Australia as a refugee. Today he is a community leader in Western Sydney teaching basketball to change the lives of at risk youth and many girls and boys in Blacktown.
Finalist National Photographic Portrait Prize, currently on view at Collie Art Gallery, WA
Winner of the Percival Photographic Portrait Prize 2018
Acquisitive Prize - Pinnacles Gallery Townsville
On view Pinnacles Gallery
Finalist - National Photographic Portrait Prize 2017
Magnificent Stradivarius violin 1728/29 violin on loan from the ACO’s Instrument Fund
Principal Violin Australian Chamber Orchestra
Medical Practitioner and Rehabilitation Physician, St Vincent’s Hospital, President of the World Albinism Alliance, and Secretary of the Albinism Fellowship of Australia
Michael Esson is an artist, academic and associate of the Royal College of Surgeons.
Two Worlds as One
Thanks to Opera Australia and Leonard Joel for this magnificent garment.
Thanks to Opera Australia and Leonard Joel for this magnificent garment.
Soubrette Soprano
Food Is My Religion
China Doll
The juggling act
A Life Coloured In
Foxy is back!!!
Reptile Handler
Creating awareness in Syringomyelia (SM)
Michaela - Milanese scagiola, graffiti and frescoe artist