The Red Hill Gallery in Brisbane is kick starting 2023 in February opening with Women of Substance, an exhibition by four professional artists who represent a contemporary take on their chosen subject. All are dedicated career women devoted to the arts and selected by the Gallery curator, Margaret Campbell-Ryder to complement each other with their own artistic styles.
Whether I am mixing beautiful rich colours or gazing at a face for a portrait, creating my art transports me daily into the sublime. I feel I am taken on an adventure.
Stacey ConridgeWhen I paint I concentrate only on my own aesthetics and what I want to convey, all the time maintaining the spontaneity and movement to eventually tell a story with energy, expression and emotion.
Julie Hutchings
I work with the intention of creating spaces where people can find a place to be in, away from the troubles of the world. An interior that might evoke a memory or acts as a symbol of rest and tranquility.
Sue Dryden
I move across various mediums to evoke stories that people can relate to or experience. This exhibition depicts classic Brisbane scenes and my comment on daily life.
The Red Hill Gallery in Brisbane is kick starting 2023 in February opening with Women of Substance, an exhibition by four professional artists who represent a contemporary take on their chosen subject. All are dedicated career women devoted to the arts and selected by the Gallery curator, Margaret Campbell-Ryder to complement each other with their own artistic styles.
When I paint I concentrate only on my own aesthetics and what I want to convey, all the time maintaining the spontaneity and movement to eventually tell a story with energy, expression and emotion.
