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A2 (420 x 594 mm) print of the original oil on canvas artwork on 160GSM art paper.
Tully Moore’s practice lies in the intersection of fine art and the commercial arts, which is partly due to a preoccupation of being drawn to the ontology of things. In many cases the intersection of art, design and often food are painted together to describe shared histories that surround us in everyday life. He has exhibited at the National Gallery of Victoria, ACCA, The Ian Potter Gallery in Melbourne and many regional institutions (including Orange Regional Gallery). Tully has also been awarded residencies and grants from the Australia Council and Arts Victoria.
A2 (420 x 594 mm) print of the original acrylic on canvas artwork on 160GSM art paper.
Whitney Spicer is a contemporary artist rooted in a Western aesthetic, with a practice deeply influenced by the grit and grace of rural life.
Based in Manildra, New South Wales, Whitney’s creative journey was reignited in recent years, drawing inspiration from the honest simplicity and raw beauty of the country landscape. Her distinctive visual language speaks to both the ruggedness and charm of regional living.
In her latest venture, Whitney introduced FAR MER by Whitney, a creative label that channels the spirit of her Western-infused artwork into fashion—weaving rural expression into wearable pieces that reflect her artistic identity.
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A2 (420 x 594 mm) print of the original acrylic on canvas artwork on 160GSM art paper.
Sandon Gibbs-O’Neill is a proud Nhunggabarra artist from Goodooga in North-West NSW and has called Wiradjuri Country in Orange home for over twenty years. Inspired by his late grandfather, artist and storyteller Tex Skuthorpe, Sandon creates paintings and large-scale murals that share stories of Country, identity and culture. He also facilitates cultural art workshops, passing knowledge, pride and confidence on to the next generation.