Art Piece Consultancy

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Art Consultancyfor Architects, Interior Designers, Decorators & Home Owners

70 burringbar street, mullumbimby nsw 248202 6684 3446 / 0422 636 [email protected]

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“Michael Cusack’s signature aesthetic is one of disciplined understatement. Through rehearsal and ex-periment his paintings have acquired a poise and latent tension that is the legacy of two influential phas-es of his life. The first of these was the Irish-born artist’s early life in Dublin, with its cultural mainstays of sto-rytelling and music; the second, a particularly charged period in the 1990s, when he discovered ‘white’ and Minimalism and hence the work of artists such as Ben Nicholson, Robert Ryan, and Agnes Martin.

Emma Hack, “Bird of Paradise Madala”, C type photogrpahic print, 117cm x 117cm framed

Michael Cusack, “Marchand”, oil on canvas, 122cm x 244cm, $15000


Poetry and a graphic impulse represent the cornerstone of Cusack’s practice. The poeticism is both for-mal and conceptual. His palette, for instance, is usually confined to nuance, with fine shifts in a pale tonal range. And his use of haloed shapes and vessels can be particularly poignant. They seem vulnerable, fragile, and become vehicles of mysterious promise, keepers of secrets and stories; no two the same.” Meryl Ryan, independent curator and arts writer




There is a feeling across the planet these days that something is immanent. It’s almost a tangible “some-thing” in the air, but what is it? There are many contenders: social collapse, climatic convulsions, military apocalypse or the last judgment. I wanted my flowers appearing in the heavens above to express all this; to suggest UFOs, jet fighters, the archangel Gabriel and of course flowers. I don’t know what they might actually portend but I hope it’s friendly.

James Guppy, “Magnolia”, acrylic on canvas, 136cm x 91cm, $12000


In a sense these paintings are cerebral self portraits or snap shots of my mind in action. They are about thought processes, decision making, questioning, remembering, day dreaming, freedom, boundaries and the linkage of ideas and sensation. They are about how an idea can form from something that may initially be indistinct and end up as something concrete, how the organic forms of dreaming and reverie relate to the more structured trajectories of rational thought. The language of abstraction and the use of geometric pattern alongside organ-ic forms have helped me to visually depict these somewhat nebulous processes of the mind.

Emma Walker, “Resilience III”, oil on canvas, 150cm x 130cm, $7500


“Art is an expression of my life.I am surrounded by dynamic land and seascapes: this inspires me.I love to paint with oils, I feel they capture the depth and contrast of my surroundings. My work reflects my connection with the environment, family and friends. I am passionate about my art. Creativity is a daily expression for me.”

Charly Wrencher, “Coorabell Hills”, mixed media on canvas, 150cm x 100cm, $4400


Charly Wrencher, “Coolamon”, mixed media on canvas, 150cm x 200cm, $11000


Nicola Chatham, “She was laughing with so much delight...”, acryic on canvas, 76cm x 150cm, $3200

Leah Theissen, “Fertile.”, oil on canvas, 120cm x 120cm, $3400

Leah Theissen, “Meanders”, oil on canvas, 100cm x 100cm, $3200


Working primarily in oil painting, van Gils’ work deals with the pace of contemporary life and the impact of technology on how we experience our surroundings, through the genre of landscape painting. Focus-ing on the often disregarded and ordinary landscapes that are rushed past on the way to some unde-fined destination, her work draws together ideas of ‘landscape’ with how we experience nature in this busy digital age.

Amanda van Gils, “Bright Place #4”, oil on linen, 122cm x 152cm, $5500


Julie Corbett, “Bahia”, oils on canvas, 200cm x 182cm, $6200


Julie Corbett, “Kundalini”, oils on canvas, 100cm x 120cm, $1800


Julie Hutchings, “The Tiff”, mixed media on canvas, 96cm x 78cm, $2700

Jade Burstall, “Grace Wing Face”, C type photogrpahic print, printed/framed to size, price on request

Julie Hutchings, “The Tiff”, mixed media on canvas, 96cm x 78cm, $2700


Martin Doley, “One Tree”, acrylic on canvas, 91cm x 63cm, SOLD (other works available)

Rodney Pople, “Byron 4am”, oil on canvas, 91.5cm x 124cm framed, $12500

Martin Doley, “Green Land III”, acrylic on canvas, 90cm x 90cm, $1680


Sabrina Simoni, “The Prince”, mixed media on board, 90cm x 120cm, $1600


Sabrina Simoni, “Come In Un Film”, mixed media on board, 120cm x 120cm, $2000


Andrea Newton, “Rockpool Abstractions”, mixed media on canvas, 184cm x 197cm, $5200


Nikky Morgan-Smith, “Swan”, mixed media on board, 122cm x 122cm, $1800


Avital Shaeffer, “Seed II”, ceramic, 66cm x 47cm x 20cm, $4400

My work is informed by an investigation of my Middle Eastern and Jewish heritage and an ongoing engagement with the landscape, architecture, languages and wisdom of that part of the world, and that way of being in the world. The world of antiquity, in its diversities and dichotomies, is a passion and an infinite source of inspiration. Living in Australia, absorbing influences of landscape and light offers a unique perspective from which I revaluate my complex heritage. Personal experiences of conflict, migration, dislocation and renewal intersect with the dilemmas between traditions and modernity.


Emma Hack, “Mud Flats”,ceramic, 30cm x 17cm x 17cm, $450

Megan Puls, “Bloom”, porcelaine, recycled timber, steel, dimensions variable, $3500


Hilary Hermann, “With Longing We Head To Sea”, oil on canvas, 120cm x 240cm, $3800

Seabastion Toast, “Crow With Cherry Blossom”, oil on canvas, 91cm x 122cm, $1500


Zom Osborne, “Protectd Habitat”, pencil & watercolour on paper, 41cm x 29cm unframed, $420

Bronwyn Russell-Collins, “Patterns Series”, assemblage, 30cm x 30cm each framed, $285 each


Oksana Waterfall, “Favourite Things”, graphite & thread on rag paper, 39cm x 76cm framed, $1280

Oksana Waterfall, “Cockadoodle”, graphite & thread on rag paper, 29cm x 29cm framed, $520


Marita Kohl, “Connection”, thread on paper, 61.5cm x 81cm framed, $790

Marita Kohl, “Heartland”, ink & thread on paper, 61.5cm x 81cm framed, $790


David Kas, “Garden Of Earthly Delights”, mixed media on board, 150cm x 150cm, $8000


Christine Robinson, “Harpy”, mixed media on canvas, 90cm x 120cm, $2200


Susan Buret, “Geometria I”, oil on canvas, 122cm x 122cm, $4000


Emi Shida, “The Labyrinth Suite”, collage & mixed media on canvas, 91cm x 91cm, $2200


Noel Hart, “Rusty Teresa Parrot”, blown glass, 32cm x 25cm x 6cm, POA


Yosi Messiah, “Full Flight”, mixed media on canvas, 152cm x 122cm, $6500


Andrew Hmnelnitsky, “Norts And Crosses”, mixed media on board, 82cm x 203cm, $3800

Andrew Hmnelnitsky, “Untitled I & II”, mixed media on board, 60cm x 60cm, $380 each


Art Piece Gallery assists clients to select artwork for the home, guest house, office or other commercial projects.

Nadine Abensur, owner and director at Art Piece Gallery, provides individual attention, visiting you at your home or place of work to discuss your budget and specific requirements. She takes time to fully understand your preferences for aesthetics, medium and artist.

Nadine will arrange for artworks to be available in a private viewing at the gallery, in hours to suit you, or will bring artworks to you so you can fully appreciate the artwork in-situ and make apprioriately informed decisions regarding your art purchases.

Artworks are available from an extensive stock held at the gallery and with artists.Nadine will also assist in arranging commissions with artists where requested.

To arrange your personal consultationcontact Nadine at Art Piece gallery on:P: 02 6684 3446 or 0422 636 839E: [email protected] visit the gallery at:70 burringbar street, mullumbimby nsw 2482


70 burringbar street, mullumbimby nsw 248202 6684 3446 / 0422 636 [email protected]

artpiecegallery.com.au

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