THE MACQUARIE GROUP COLLECTION OF ART
The Macquarie Group Collection of art makes its debut at the Noosa Regional Gallery as part of the Noosa Longweekend program. A first time public display for many of the works the exhibition features a selection of Australia's leading and emerging artists.
The collection reflects the Macquarie Groups commitment to nurturing new ideas and Australian talent. Included from FLG's stable are The Departed by Simeon Walker, and Laver's Hill by William Breen.

GREER HONEYWILL
Off the Plan is featured in the Craft Cubed exhibition, Playing Fields, Curated by Joe Pascoe, August 5- 4 September, 2010.
Honeywill is finalist for the second year running in the Sunshine Coast Art Prize with artwork Site Specific #1
Diane Soumilas, Curator is exhibiting Honeywill's Shadowboxing and Wrap in Vision at Glen Eira Gallery 10th June - 4th July 2010.

CHLOE VALLANCE WINS INAUGURAL PLEYSIER PERKINS $5000 ACQUISITIVE PRIZE
Flinders Lane Gallery is delighted to announce the winner of the inaugral Pleysier Perkins $5000 aquisitive prize, for emerging artists selected to exhibit in Exploration 10. Our congratulations go to Chloe Vallance.

KARLEE RAWKINS JOINS FLINDERS LANE GALLERY
Underpinning Karlee Rawkins’ poignant imagery of wildlife and flora is a concern to examine the symbolic or totemic meanings nature holds within the human psyche. Depicting a variety of animals traditionally associated with scenes of European and Eastern hunting practices her fresh and vibrant paintings signal a more empathetic attitude toward the untamed. Rawkins trained at Sothern Cross University and has exhibited extensively since 1994. In 2003 she was the recipient of The Brett Whiteley Travelling Scholarship and in 2005 and 2007 was a finalist in the Prometheus Art Award.

PETER JAMES SMITH JOINS FLINDERS LANE GALLERY
Peter James Smith addresses the role images play in the formation of memory and identity, both in the individual and collective senses. His works celebrate a sublime sense of possibility and the excitement of discovery while admitting the blacker counterpart of action: accident, disaster and uncertainty. His works chart the desire for progress born of scientific invention and enquiry - and create a space for the imagination, for nostalgic reflection and wonder.