The sun has now set on another spectacular Sculpture by the Sea. FLG artist James Parrett's monumental new work in stainless steel M-56 continues his deep investigation into the circular form. Curved arcs dissected and reconfigured, the piece subtly changes depending on where you stand, the light, the time of day. At nearly three metres in every dimension, M-56 commands the clifftop with quiet authority -and against a sky like this, it gently reflects the surrounding landscape and light. M-56, 2026. Stainless steel. H 2800 × L 2700 × W 2600mm. Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe.
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James Parrett Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe
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Nat Ward Finalist in Harden Art Prize for Landscape
We're thrilled to share that Nat Ward has been named one of just 35 finalists - selected from more than 300 entries - in the Harden Art Prize for Landscape. This stunning Tasmania High Plains diptych, a beautiful visual tapestry of oil and wax on board, is absolutely alive with the colour and wildness of the Tasmanian plateau. More info here.
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Jo Davenport exhibiting at S H Ervin Gallery Sydney
Jo Davenport is currently featured in 'Holding Ground' at the S H Ervin Gallery Sydney— an exhibition bringing together artists whose practices reflect deeply on environment, place, and ecological responsibility. Her recent oil painting 'Love Song Lost' responds to the fragile future of the critically endangered Regent Honeyeater. Davenport’s painting becomes both elegy and call to action, translating ecological loss into an urgent, visceral field of colour, gesture and movement. We’re proud to see Jo’s powerful environmental practice included in this important exhibition. More info here.
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Leah Thiessen exhibiting at Tweed Regional Gallery
Leah Thiessen exhibiting at Tweed Regional Gallery in 'Along the Shore and Under the Trees'. This exhibition presents Thiessen’s ongoing pursuit to capture the memory, pulse and rawness of place through her latest series of new paintings. More info here.
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Julie Davidson exhibiting at Artspace, Box Hill Town Hall
Julie Davidson is exhibiting in 'Breaking Ground: Women Artists in the Whitehorse Art Collection' at Artspace, Box Hill Town Hall from 31 January - 14 March 2026. This exhibition celebrates the work of innovative women artists, past and present, who have made significant contributions to Australia’s cultural life. More info here.
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Gina Kalabishis Finalist in Wyndham Art Prize 2026
We are delighted to share that Gina Kalabishis has been announced as a finalist in the Wyndham Art Prize 2026. Her striking artwork, "Lost Paths and the Silence of Birds," was selected from a record-breaking 700 entries. The Wyndham Art Prize celebrates artistic excellence and innovation across a variety of mediums and the exhibition runs from January 19th to March 22nd. Congratulations Gina!