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Christopher Day Gallery 

NEW ACQUISITIONS FOR THE GALLERY

PLEASE CAST AN EYE OVER THESE FOUR EXCELLENT WORKS

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Gallery hours are Wednesday – Saturday 12 – 6pm

or by appointment calling 0418 403 928

We look forward to seeing you very soon

Christopher and Fiona

Christopher Day Gallery in Paddington is one of the longest established galleries in Sydney.

This year celebrating their 39th Spring Collection, Exhibition and Sale

All the quality works are priced from about $2,200 to over $50,000,

with many works under $5,000.

One can reward oneself or someone special with a gift that will be appreciated for…

Douglas Stewart Fine Books

Welcome to our New Acquisitions list for November 2018.

Highlights include a superb presentation copy of Norman Lindsay’s Idyllia (1922), a highpoint in the history of Australian private press publishing; original artworks by Sonia Delaunay and Anish Kapoor; an early 18th century Dutch manuscript map of northern Australia and New Guinea; a suite of etchings by Australian artist Robert Jacks, The James Joyce House of the Dead (2004); the magnificent artists’ book Carnival Songs (New York, 2001), a collaborative work with original etchings by artists William Wiley (USA), Mimmo Paladino (Italy) and Jorg Schmeisser (Australia); a rare…

Michael Reid

above:  Animal Queendom #1 Giraffe, 2018

Leah Emery: Animal Queendom
1 November – 1 December 

Leah Emery embroiders vintage titillating scenes, quite literally interweaving and disrupting cliché stereotypes of gender and desire. In her latest series, Animal Queendom, Emery brings animals into the frame. These disinterested bystanders create a divide from the explicit content and offer a space for normalising discussions around intimacy.

As the title of the series beacons, Emery addresses our tendency to employ male pronouns and gives voice to the female species. In Animal Queendom #3 and #4 a peahen and bird of paradise are seen on…

Church and the Journey, 2010, acrylic on paper, 28 x 38cm

KEN DONE GALLERY

We’re thrilled to announce our next Guest Curator – internationally acclaimed chef, restaurateur, author and television presenter Rick Stein!

In a diverse and hugely successful career, Rick has written over 20 cookery books, an autobiography and made over 30 television programmes. Best known for a love of fresh seafood, he made his name in the 90’s with his earliest books and television series based on his life as chef and owner of The Seafood…

Moorabool 2018 Exhibition

It’s all about the Exhibition at the moment…. have a preview here >>

Several hundred Fresh items are being processed, catalogued, conserved and photographed ready for Saturday November 17th. Our shop opens at 10am that morning, with the Exhibition formally opening at 11am. While everything is also fully previewable online, we don’t allow pre-sales – in order to keep it fair for all, where-ever in the world you are.

Classic pieces…. the painting in the background bears all the signs of…

Kazari + Ziguzagu

We are celebrating 30 years at our Cremorne warehouse, with “The Last Hurrah” on Thursday 22nd November 2018 and we would love for you to come along and help to send us off in style before we relocate to South Melbourne in the New Year.

The event will include:

• “The Tea Party” performance by Yumi Umiumare
• Charity Auction of Buddhas for Red Cross Indonesia
• Lil’ Nom Noms Food Truck
• and other delights to be discovered

Brett Whiteley – Works on Paper
Exhibition

Fruit Dove, 1980
Linocut
Image size 37x33cm
Ed: 25 plus APs

follow the link below to see e-catalogue

http://imags.com.au/published/brett_whiteley/

Upstairs
Affordable Art & Sculptures
works by:
Criss Canning, Cressida Campbell, Sydney Nolan, Robert  Dickerson, Tim Storrier, Victor Rubin, Geoffrey Proud, John Olsen, Margaret Woodward, Ray Crooke, Sally Paxton,Sophie Haythornthwaite, Tony Irving and many others.

FELLIA MELAS GALLERY
2 Moncur St. Woollahra NSW 2025
02 93635616
Trading Hours
Monday to Saturday 10am – 5pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
www.fmelasgallery.com.au
art@fmelasgallery.com.au

Brett Weir works primarily on aluminium and copper, drawing inspiration from his environment, memory and various musical influences. Weir has divided his time equally between Zurich, Switzerland and Gippsland, Australia for much of the past decade. In March, 2018 Weir presented Lunar Paintings, the inaugural solo exhibition at the newly redeveloped Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale.

Weir has an obsession with with surface, material and colour, creating paintings which are immediately arresting. The unique shifting surfaces of enamel on aluminium recall glittering celestial maps, organic compositions and sonic resonances.

In March 2019, Brett Weir will present a major solo…