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Bushwalking for Beginners
A selection of paintings from the past few years exhibited at Nolan Art Gallery, Salamanca Arts Centre, Hobart
Exhibited at Nolan Art Gallery, Hobart
Excursions and Adventures
The scene darkens. Traditional oil paintings of mysterious figures inhabiting a landscape crowded with ancestral memories.
2017 Exhibition - Hobart
King Island Gothic - Return to the Island
Images inspired by an Arts Tasmania residency on King Island in 2011.
Thirteen of these paintings were shown at the King Island Cultural Centre January-April, 2013
King Island Gothic paintings
People and Places
More stories of Tasmanian life inspired by family photographs, memories, family farms and a walk around our garden.
paintings: 2010
Unease in the Foliage
A world where all is not what it seems. Is it a Rainforest Theme Park where eco-tourists come to gape at the Last Tree, supported by complex technologies to keep it alive, surrounded by Faithful Recreations of a Real Forest Environment? Or is it a world where nature has triumphed, growing over and obscuring - or perhaps supporting - the works of man?
You can choose which world you want to live in.
These paintings formed part of the inaugural exhibition at the Foreshore Gallery, Rosny Park in 2009.
landscape with attitude (external site)
Twentieth Century Arts
These paintings were all done prior to 1990, and this is the first website I built. It's been on-line since 2005 and I don't see any reason to change it.
seriously weird paintings (external site)
Tasmanian Ironbark
When I returned to Tasmania after several years' absence I was struck by the proliferation of towers all over the landscape. A bushwalking acquaintance said they called them "Tasmanian Ironbark". A strange form of reforestation indeed.
Tasmanian Ironbark (external site)
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