The 100k North @ Marmalades gallery has featured works from the artists listed below … and many more. We will continue developing this list and post our artist profiles (and hopefully some images).
Joanna Bacher – strong imagery that provokes different interpretations is Jo’s stock-in-trade; there’s always a message but we argue over what it might be!
Suzie Bates – a graduate in Fine Arts at VCA, Suzie has contributed two delicate and unique pieces that combine sculptural and painting forms.
Jan-Louise Brown – a member of the Victorian Artists Society who loves painting and drawing, Jan-Louise is about to retire and enjoy being an artist full-time.
Amy Carrick – photography takes on a new mood in Amy’s local pictures, with powerful use of light and shade.
Allan Christie – with a special insight into the artistic potential of wood, Allan brings us beautiful burl platters and bowls.
Joan Coles – a long-time resident of Yea, Joan’s fauna pastels are enchanting.
Myfanwy Davies – using mainly earthy tones, Myfanwy’s paintings, often large in scale, draw the viewer’s eye and mind.
Emma Durkin – a professional photographer whose work ranges from weddings through to portraiture and landscapes, Emma also produces an annual calendar. Website
Leone Gabrielle – recently completing her first solo exhibition, Leone’s work ranges from luminous and personal paintings to unique bronze sculptures.
Simone Gibney – a quiet multi-achiever, Simone contributes gorgeous jewellery and beautiful paintings to our exhibition.
Darren Gilbert – with an incredible eye for detail, Darren’s bird portraits astonish and his rust sculptures inspire the “I want” in all of us. Website
Bob, Barb & Tori Glenister – ceramic birds, bright glazes and wood settings form appealing sculptures in these family creations.
Tony Herridge – the camera captures images of line and shape for Tony, who prints the results onto canvas. Website
Sam Hicks – with a background teaching ceramics, Sam has spent more than twenty years perfecting the craft of capturing beautiful photographs. Website
Neil Lade – a long-time exhibitor at Marmalades, Neil’s impressionist painting evokes a sense of place.
Gary Male – practical and beautiful, Gary’s wooden boxes, mirrors and furniture evoke nature while demonstrating true craftsmanship. Website
Margo Oliver – Yea-born but widely-travelled, Margo is a keen photographer who also paints; she has contributed two mixed media pieces for our launch.
Rebecca Pannell – as colourful as the artist herself, Rebecca’s paintings, papier mache pieces and woollen garments are a surprise and joy.
Julia Peddie – an art therapist, Julia works in a variety of media, including printmaking, collage, stencil work and has a passion for painting in oils and acrylic. Website
Susan Pickworth – working in copperfoil and leadlight, Susan sculpts light itself through her lamps and candle surrounds which are beautiful even in the full light of day. Website
Prue Plowman – a colourful painter who often captures cheerful flowers in her work, Prue has long shown her paintings at Marmalades and throughout the district.
Colin Rowe – a man of many facets, Colin produces figurative paintings and drawings, large abstracts and the occasional sculpture, installation and audio work. Website
Prue Sanchez – many people in the Yea district and beyond love Prue’s finely-observed bird paintings which inspire close examination of their amazing detail.
Janice Trainer – a self-taught artist who grew up on an outback property, Janice’s paintings have been winning prizes and selling well since she was twelve. Website
Naomi Turvey – eye-catching colour and bewitching designs are the hallmark of newcomer Naomi’s work.
Philip Wischer – with solo exhibitions in Melbourne, Tokyo and New York behind him, Philip stretches canvas over natural timbers to merge sculpture with his painting. Website