Michael Reid at Elizabeth Bay

Archetypes for the brave new worldrecent work by Adam Lester

Adam brings us his ‘archetypes’- The process by which the works are constructed, is as wonderfully playful as the works themselves. Adam paints directly from children’s toy replicas and models of originals. In effect Adam is recreating a replica of an original in a style to which he has become renowned.

Friday 08 February 2008 to Thursday 06 March 2008
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Jon LewisBushwhacked

Jon Lewis’s camera seeks out what is ‘hidden within the commonplace’, focusing on the humanity of his subjects wherever he finds them. His Bondi series captures the eclectic variety of visitors to Sydney’s most famous beach; a surfer, a thong-clad backside and a pale Englishman in Union Jack board shorts.

Wednesday 28 November 2007 to Saturday 22 December 2007
Opening: Thursday 22 November 2007
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Pippin DrysdaleLines of Site I

Inspired by the Australian landscape, Pippin Drysdale's work has its basis in journeys through the varied environments of her home state, Western Australia. Her responses to the land are intuitive and emotional, driven by a need to capture an "essence" in simplicity of form and depth of colour

Wednesday 28 November 2007 to Saturday 22 December 2007
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Aboriginal Objects Sculptures and Bush Toys

Wally Caruana and Michael Reid have established the partnership Caruana & Reid Fine Art (2002) to provide advice on purchasing and collecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, and to source works of art for sale to collectors. A feature of Caruana & Reid’s activities, is up to four highly sifted, screened and curated Indigenous art exhibitions – held at Elizabeth Bay each year.

Saturday 10 November 2007 to Saturday 24 November 2007
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Danie MellorVisions of a Curious Wonderland

At just 36, Danie Mellor has an impressive number of works included in the nation’s galleries including the National Gallery of Australia, Queensland Art Gallery and National Gallery of Victoria. His current practice focuses on sculpture and printmaking through which he examines the uneasy implications of removing objects from their original owners for exhibition; ‘the weirdness of museums’.

Wednesday 17 October 2007 to Saturday 03 November 2007
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.