Built in the early 1800s, the Pont des Arts or Passerelle des Arts is a metal foot bridge which crosses the Seine. On one side is the central square of the Palais De Louvre and on the other is the Institute de France which defines itself as the “…protector of...
Within the archives of the Bridget McDonnell Gallery are a small group of painted sketches from Nada Hunter’s time in Paris in the 1950s. These paintings are not the florals that we typically identify with Nada’s work but are small sketches of parks, buildings, bridges and public places in Paris...
read more about Travels Around France 1, Pont St Marie (1956)
"In the centenary year of the Archibald, a portrait by Peter Wegner of 100-year-old artist Guy Warren (himself an Archibald winner in 1985) took out the prize...." Archibald Prize 2021 AGNSW
"Wrapped Arc de Triomphe Is Christo’s Fleeting Gift to Paris
Planned by the conceptual artist 60 years ago, the posthumous work transforms a great monument with a glistening cloak. It feels like a liberating moment for the city...
PARIS — For almost 60 years, the artist known as Christo dreamed...
Making breakfast the other morning I was delighted to hear this discussion about Iso Rae ABC: The Art Show with Daniel Browning; Finding Australia's lost impressionist, and the beauty in gumnuts.
Iso Rae is an artist I started researching 40 years ago, read here an article that was published in Antiques and...
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The Bridget McDonnell Gallery will again be exhibiting at The Sydney Fair. We hope to see you there at stall 8. "The Sydney Fair (Thursday 13th May – Sunday 16th May 2021) welcomes over 50 of Australia’s most outstanding dealers who will be exhibiting Furniture, Decorative Arts, Jewellery, Art, Prints and...
To compliment our exhibition Early Australian Watercolours and Drawings, Gary Werskey, author of Picturing a Nation: The Art and Life of AH Fullwood, will be in the gallery for an artist talk and book signing on the 28th of April at 6pm. Signed copies will be available for $45. Contact...
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A.H. Fullwood was the most viewed British-Australian artist of the late 1800s and early 1900s. His artist contemporaries and friends were Arthur Streeton and Tom Roberts. Yet Fullwood is little remembered now. A new biography seeks to bring him and his work back to life.
Guest: Gary Werskey, biographer and cultural historian...
read more about The art and life of A.H. Fullwood on Late Night Live - RN
We were very sad to hear of Charlotte Boyd's death in February of this year.
Charlotte had been exhibiting with us since first visiting Caroline in our Hampton Gallery in 2008. Her gentle nature and ability to express life's joyful moments through her ceramic and bronze sculptures, has been well...
Jacketed HB 320 PP 234 x 180 Full colour t/out ISBN 978 1 74305 447 5 Biography November $49.95 published by Wakefield Press
signed copies available from the gallery SOLD OUT
In 1894, a shy young Englishwoman dazzled the art world with her first exhibited work in New South Wales. ...
read more about Margaret Flockton, A Fragrant Memory, Louise Wilson