I am often drawn to using and reusing the same ceramic pieces in my still life paintings. This tall, elegant, white vase was painted over several years, at different seasons with different blossoms. These paintings have long since been sold, but it is interesting to show them together to see the similarities and the contrasts.…
DetailsDuring 2020, the pattern of my life was not greatly altered. I had to cancel my proposed 2020 exhibition, true, but I still kept painting. Since travel was restricted, my focus was on still life paintings. I grow some flowers with a view to painting them and that gave me a ready source of inspiration.…
DetailsThe fog of Covid19 is starting to clear and the vaccines are starting to be rolled out. Time to set course for a new show of my latest work. It will be at the Metcalfe Gallery, Brisbane Institute of Art, Windsor, Brisbane. The dates are from 27th August to the 8th September 2021. During lockdown…
DetailsIn May 2018 Christine’s successful solo painting exhibition was held at Graydon Gallery. See the featured paintings and images of the event: Exhibition 2018
DetailsChristine’s solo painting exhibition during May 2016 was held at Graydon Gallery, it was a great success with most paintings being sold. See some photos from the event here: Exhibition 2016
DetailsI was honoured to be featured in the 2016 French publication ‘Pratique des Arts Hors-Série Pastel’, in a four page article entitled “Tableaux floraux en clair-obscur”.
The 2014 exhibition entitiled ‘Light Works’ was very well received. You can see some of the artworks and photos from the event here: Exhibition 2014
DetailsThe 2010 exhibition at the Manly Gallery was a great success. You can see some of the highlights here: Exhibition 2010
DetailsChristine received recognition as a finalist in The Pastel Journal’s “Pastel 100” Competition. This prestigious competition selected one hundred of the world’s best pastel artists. Christine’s painting ‘Farm Horses’ appears in the April 2009 edition of The Pastel Journal.
DetailsIn December 2008 I received first prize in the still life section of the D’Arcy Doyle Art Award for ‘Zig Zag Wattle’ (Oil on Lead Priming, 87 by 46 cm). Over the past 3 years of this competition, I have been honoured with two first prizes and a second prize. I am pictured here in…
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