8-10 September 2017An annual celebration of South Australian established and emerging artists

Feature Artist: Morgan AllenderMorning

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Welcome Creativity takes courageHenri Matisse

The chief enemy of creativity is good sense Pablo Picasso

It is with great excitement that I welcome you to the 33rd Loreto springART Exhibition!

At the heart of what we celebrate with our students at Loreto College is creativity and springART gives us an opportunity to extend this celebration to our community.

We acknowledge and appreciate creativity in its many forms at this wonderful showcase of South Australia’s leading artists.

We are proud that many of the artists whose work is exhibited at springART are Old Scholars of the College, you are testament to the values and beliefs of a Loreto education.

Likewise, we greatly appreciate the many sponsors who have made springART possible this year, without your support such an exhibition would not take place.

springART is “creativity” at its finest. I hope that you enjoy what will be a magnificent event!

Dr Nicole ArchardPrincipal

Loreto Art Department& Loreto Artists

Loreto Art Department

The Loreto Art Department is very appreciative of the ongoing support provided by our Parents and Friends Association and the springART committee. Our students’ learning is continually enhanced by interaction with artists through our Artist in Residence programs and viewing the springART exhibition. The value of artists in residence facilitates experiences beyond the acquisition of skills and knowledge by providing students with direct exposure to role models and career pathways in the arts. The experience of working with artists develops students’ understanding of the persistence and rigor required to establish consistent art practice.

Tsering Hannaford and Lucy Reynolds, our 2016 residents, are dynamic young artists who model best practice. The Junior School residency has involved all students producing drawings from which Lucy Reynolds has composed and painted a mural.

Tsering Hannaford, an Archibald Portrait Prize finalist for the third consecutive year, is currently in weekly residence in the Art Department. In addition to instructing students in her practice, she is painting in the studio, providing the Loreto community with an opportunity to see an artwork develop over the time of the residency.

Jacky Hamilton Visual Art Learning Leader, Years 7 - 12

Loreto Artists

Once again, we are thrilled to showcase a diverse collection of Old Scholars artistic talents at this year’s springART exhibition.

Past pupil’s include:

Paloma ElleryRebecca PaechSarah MaioranoSarah McDonaldMariana MezicMalkah Lara MuckenschnablLucy ReynoldsPauline RichardsRosemary White

Loreto provides a nurturing environment that encourages creativity and a fresh view of the world and the artworks on display by Loreto’s Old Scholars are testament to this.

Congratulations!

Feature & Emerging Artists

Feature Artist

Morgan AllenderMorgan Allender is a contemporary painter based in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Profiled by Vogue Living Magazine (“Next Generation”, September 2013) as “one of today’s brightest crop of design and art talent”, she works primarily within a framework of large-scale, gestural paintings.

Her work reflects an ongoing exploration of the parallels between the materiality of oil paint and the chaotic elements of the natural world. Drawing on a multitude of sources, including botanical symbolism, ecology, talismans, herbalism, and the landscape genre, she is most interested in the spiritual and psychological interaction between people and plants, as well as long-standing gender associations with women, flowers and plant magic.

Graduating from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2004, Morgan has exhibited regularly in solo and group exhibitions in Melbourne and Adelaide. In 2015 she received the Country Arts Breaking Ground Award. In 2011 she founded the internationally acclaimed Tenth Meadow Studio, expanding her artistic projects to include large-scale botanical installations for exhibition and private events.

Her work is held in the Artbank collection and private collections in Australia, USA, Japan and Italy.

Emerging Artist

Jane SkeerJane completed her Bachelor of Visual Art (Hons) with First Class Honours at Adelaide Central School of Art in 2015. Her work, Quiet Square, was selected for the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts Hatched: National Graduate Show in 2016.

Skeer won the Hill Smith Gallery/Helpmann Academy Friends Award and the Watsons’ People’s Choice Award at the Helpmann Academy 2016 Graduate Show.

Jane works predominantly in sculpture and installation, responding to observations of people, objects and materiality. She seeks to prove that the unwanted is in fact useful and that it might prompt us to rethink our relationship with it.

Instyle Lighting-Pop-Up Shop & Aboriginal Art

Instyle Lighting Pop-Up Shop

Our own pop-up shop within the exhibition proper features a diverse range of accessories, jewellery, homewares and exquisite art pieces all locally made and sourced from a talent pool of South Australian artisans.

Some of our designers include:CC & Wyld - clothing and accessoriesSoal Sister - costume necklaces Luna & Luxe - candles Purple Cockatoo Gallery - a selection of cards, ceramics and art from local artistsBlush & Co - fine jewellerySeed Leaf Designs - ceramicsGracing George - woven baskets & bagsSarah Rothe - colourful, contemporary handmade jewellery

Aboriginal Art

Arts CedunaSituated at the Ceduna Arts and Culture Centre (CAACC), Arts Ceduna sells artwork on behalf of at least 136 artists in the Far West region of South Australia. Established in July 2001, the development of this business has been a great achievement for the Aboriginal community in Ceduna and the Far West Coast, providing economic and artistic development opportunities to artists in Oak Valley, Yalata, Scotdesco and Koonibba.

Artists from the Far West Coast of South Australia are strongly influenced by their environment with strong connections to Country. To the west of Ceduna, the vast plains of the Nullabor inspire artists’ work, while the area north of Ceduna boasts the largest untouched virgin mallee and spinifex country, to the south the pristine waters of the Great Australian Bight and to the east, ancient rock formations such as the Gawler Ranges.

This diverse cultural environment of land, sea and desert is reflected strongly in the work of the artists.

Naming Rights Sponsor

Lipman KarasLipman Karas is delighted to sponsor Loreto springART 2017.

Lipman Karas is a specialist investigative litigation firm based in Adelaide, with offices in London and Hong Kong. The firm is committed to contributing to its wider communities through involvement in education programs for the disadvantaged, the arts, pro bono legal services and other important community programs.

Lipman Karas is a proud supporter of visual arts, especially indigenous and contemporary artists. Emerging Australian artists are showcased in each of its offices, creating vibrant and inspiring work spaces for staff and clients. The firm is proud of its ongoing association with Loreto springART and the wonderful opportunity it presents to celebrate South Australian artists.

Jeweller

James ThredgoldJames Thredgold Jeweller is renowned for truly exquisite handmade jewellery. They offer a unique custom design service where clients can personalise and reflect their individual style with the guidance of designer James Thredgold and his team. You can follow the design journey of your creation and share in the passion for beautiful jewels entwined with the attention to detail for quality workmanship.

The design process involves many hours of creative energy from hand sketched drawings, selecting the specially cut diamonds and fine gemstones, to the perfectly crafted handmade settings ensuring each piece will be treasured family heirloom in years to come.

As one of our valued sponsors, James has generously donated a piece of jewellery and each opening night ticket comes with a raffle ticket. Additional tickets can be purchased all weekend to win this wonderful prize.

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Opening Night Speaker

Jacky Hamilton, Visual Art Learning Leader Years 7-12, Loreto College Marryatville

Jacky is a graduate of the Queensland College of Art, where she majored in painting and drawing. She was a lecturer at the Queensland College of Art, North Adelaide School of Art and The South Australian School of Art.

Jacky has been an Art teacher at Loreto Marryatville since 1980 and Art Faculty Learning Leader since 1982.

She developed the Artist in Residence program which commenced in 1999 with a Carclew Youth Arts Grant and as a result of its success, the residency program has continued with the support of the college and Parents and Friends.

Jacky is interested in contemporary art and her regular gallery attendance assists in evolving the visual art curriculum.

Jacky is passionate about teaching visual art and is thrilled that many Loreto graduates have entered into art related careers and exhibit in springART.

Opening Night Cocktail Party

This is an event not to be missed and marks the beginning of the Loreto springART exhibition.

Be the first guests to view and purchase artworks from a diverse range of South Australian established and emerging artists in a lively, fun party atmosphere.

The Friday night launch party usually heralds a tightly fought contest for the most popular works.

Join more than 500 guests on this glittering opening night and enjoy canapés and beverages from our generous wine sponsor, Lambrook Wines whilst being inspired by our opening night speaker.

Opening Night

Friday 8September 7.00pm

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Saturday 9September 2.00pm

Star Portrait

Jess TrengoveJess is an Australian Marathon runner and has represented Australia at the 2012 London Olympics and 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. At the 2014 Commonwealth Games, she won the bronze medal, running a then personal best of 2:30:12.

Jess’ passion for athletics was ignited almost two decades earlier in her hometown of Naracoorte in the South East of South Australia. A keen sportswoman, Jess was always involved in athletics, however, it wasn’t until her early twenties that she truly rose to prominence. She ran her first marathon in March 2012 in Nagoya, Japan, where she set an Olympic A-Qualifying time of 2 hours, 31 minutes. She was the third South Australian athletics competitor to qualify for the Games, and prepared for them by training in Adelaide. She finished the London Olympic marathon in 39th place with a time of 2:31:17.

When she is not pounding the pavement Jess works as a Physiotherapist and champions a healthy lifestyle through her ambassador roles with BUPA and the Adelaide Eye and Laser Clinic.

In 2016, Trengove won the People’s Choice Award at the Advertiser / Channel 7 Sport Star of the Year Awards.

The Artists

Paloma ElleryPaloma is a Loreto Old Scholar and is currently studying visual arts at the University of South Australia and is inspired by concepts of freedom, peace, and spirituality combined with poems, music and photography.

Datsun TranDatsun’s artwork explores the human story - themes of conflict, utopia and personal identity. He has exhibited all over Australia, North America, Asia and Europe. Datsun has had over 25 solo and group shows, exhibited in over 30 art fairs, and has been a finalist in over 20 art prizes.

Janine DelloJanine is an Adelaide-based artist, primarily working with oil paints on canvas. Her work is figurative, exploring ideas of identity, belonging and perceived beauty. She is inspired by a diverse variety of contemporary culture mediums, digital media, film, music, poetry and her surroundings. Her aim is to reflect contemporary concerns and our perception of ‘normal’.

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Participating Artists

Inta Alander Morgan AllenderPam AltschwagerDavid ArcherJudith ArcherIsabella ArlottaJA ArnottMike BarrSue Boettcher Bill BottenJudith BrownRubi CassidyDonovan ChristieDavid CroninJanine DelloChristo DelportAntonia DitroiaMelissa DuncanJames EdwardsPaloma Ellery Lissy ElliotCatherine Fitz-GeraldAlexis FontinoKaren GenoffJonathan GeorgeCollete GrayEmma HackSally HeinrichElisabeth HowlettSharyn InghamSherrie JonesEllie KammerGlenn KestellSeirian Kitchener

John LaceyJanice LaneGreta LaundyJosephine LennonElise Leslie-AllenHeather LittleLisa LosadaLissyImagesElma LawrieVerna LawrieAlison MainSarah Maiorano Jane Mant Mariana MezicHarriet McKayCatriona McKenzieMaggie MoyMalkah MuckenschnablJamie NewchurchHenry NoelMary NolanTom O’CallaghanRebecca PaechSonali PatelJoanna PoulsonJane Price Ian PrimettKelly ReynoldsLucy ReynoldsPauline RichardsLarissa RogachevaVictoria RolinskiTricia RossTiffany Rysdale

Margie SheppardJane SkeerJane SmeetsHenry StentifordCassie Thring Dan TomkinsDatsun TranChristine TschunaSonya UnwinLousie VadaszAnn WagnerClancy WarnerPaul WhiteheadRosemary WhiteEmma YoungHolly Younger

The artwork featured in this catalogue is indicative of the work that the artist might submit.

Inta AlanderInta is an Adelaide Hills artist painting the old buildings in various townships. She then adds the modern element of people going about their every day activities: a woman with a pram, an old lady with a walking frame, people walking dogs, couples in cafés - all done in a naive style.

Stirling Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, 100 x 100cm, $1,600

Morgan AllenderMorgan Allender is a contemporary painter based in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. Her work reflects an ongoing exploration of the parallels between the materiality of oil paint and the chaotic elements of the natural world. Graduating from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2004, she has exhibited regularly in solo and group exhibitions within Australia.

Hellebore IIOil on Linen, 83 x 101cm, $3,800

Pam AltschwagerA love of nature, inspires Pam’s mixed media contemporary art. Pam embarks to illustrate the colours, structures, textures and complexities of nature’s beauty. She expresses this through bold, purposeful, colourful creations on canvas. Pam is a qualified graphic designer and has studied painting and mixed media art both locally and overseas.

Oriental Charm Acrylic on Canvas, 50 x 50cm, $400

David ArcherDavid Archer is a maker of ingenious automata, animatronics and devices of all kinds. His career spans more than twenty five years from childhood inventor through boilermaker-welder to visual artist. Archer holds a visual arts degree from the South Australian School of Art and was a resident at the Jam Factory, Adelaide.

Mechanical Swimmer Wood, Plastic, Metal, 31 x 29 x 11cm, $590

Judith ArcherJudith is working as an art teacher while continuing to practice painting and drawing. Her style has been disciplined by studies in life drawing at Adelaide Central School of Art and a highlight was the inclusion of her work in the Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize.

Wattle and Landscape Oil on Canvas, 150 x 120cm, $1,850

Isabella ArlottaWait represents the waiting period that occurs when unwanted change finally turns into acceptance and happiness. Similarly to my other works, Wait is what I call an indirect self portrait. Including the strip of denim is a representation of youth, a reminder to embrace change, and that you never have to wait too long to see the positives in negatives.

Wait Oil on Canvas, 60 x 60cm, $420

JA ArnottJA Arnott paints a mythical reality, imaginative creatures living in a world somewhat like ours, lost boundaries between real and surreal, blurring the differences between animals and humans where imaginings of childhood merge with wistful daydreaming.

Storm in a Tea Cup Oil on Canvas, 50 x 60cm, $1,900

Mike BarrMike Barr has become known around the world as a wet-weather cityscape master. His paintings present an illusion that viewers can revel in with their own imagination. It’s not what you see, but what you feel.

Downpour - King William St Oil on Canvas, 90 x 90cm, $3,950

Sue BoettcherSue is a contemporary practicing visual artist living in Adelaide. Using a variety of different dialogues, her work explores our creative and natural behaviour. This body of work was inspired by her recent travels.

Desire (indicative) Porcelain, 20cm high, $1,200

Bill BottenBill began painting in 2001 and has exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions. His works are the result of creating a tension between order and chaos and to leave some room to breathe. Bill’s work is held in private and corporate collections.

Bin Night in Happy City Framed Print, 80 x 180cm, $1,500

Judith BrownMy compositions are fragile montages of everyday objects that challenge our notion of reality. They seek to appeal to our senses but their associations are bound in the viewer’s intellect and memories evocative of dreams and ultimately tantalising the realm of the surreal. Strange conglomerates are constructed derived from urbane objects and in so doing allow the unconscious to express itself.

Just Dreaming Digital Print, 75 x 95cm, $1,900

Rubi CassidyI won a scholarship to the National Art School at 16. After graduating I worked in Advertising as an Art Director, Freelance Designer and Illustrator. I have been in a number of group and solo exhibitions Nationally.

Dog Day Afternoon Oil on Canvas, 60 x 90cm, $2,500

Donovan ChristieDonovan is a self taught South Australian artist who has exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions both locally and interstate including Greenhill Galleries and RSASA. Donovan has been a finalist for the Park Lands Art Award, the Lethbridge 1000 and Waterhouse Prize

Civil Liberty Oil on Linen, 120 x 180cm, $8,000

David CroninThese works are the result of my indulgence’s and my relationship with rusty steel and natural organic elements. Former 1980’ SA School of Art graduate, and Moran photographic past semi-finalist (twice), Commercial and News Press Photographer, Dave experiments with rusty steel sourced and found objects…turning them into “object d’Art” for clients and art collections over a period of 20 years.

World Objects 1 Found Objects, Various, $1,600

Janine DelloJanine is an emerging artist having graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Art from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2016. With a focus on figurative oil paintings, recent work has explored themes relating to contemporary female identity. Her work hints at darker underlying meanings whilst emphasising the imperfect, messy realities of women’s experience.

Makes My Lips Pop Oil on Linen, 60 x 60cm, $800

Christo DelportSpending hours in the African bush, the sound of hyenas at night, birdwatching at sunrise and painting a lion are some of Christo Delport’s earliest childhood memories. His fascination with nature and creating pictures eventually led to a career as a veterinarian that paints them when he isn’t treating them.

Connoisseur Oil on Canvas, 100 x 100cm, $1,500

Antonia DitroiaAntonia graduated from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2016 with a Bachelor of Visual Art. Antonia’s paintings explore the Italian Renaissance and Baroque, making comparisons to modern Italian-Australian cultural identity. Antonia has exhibited throughout McLaren Vale and the Adelaide metropolitan area.

Proserpina Oil on Canvas, 49cm diameter, $480

Melissa DuncanMelissa is a self taught mosaic artist using preloved china, ceramics and assorted recycled materials to create unique assemblage art pieces. New life is given to the ordinary, abandoned and unwanted becoming pieces to cherish.

The Ride of Your Life Mixed Media Mosaic, 70 x 36 x 35cm, $850

James EdwardsJames Edwards is a ceramic and multi-disciplinary artist currently residing in Adelaide. He holds a Bachelor of Visual Art from Southern Cross University, Lismore and Utah

City Lights Ceramic, LED lights, 20 x 22 x 7cm, $340

Paloma ElleryArt is my true passion in life. I am currently studying visual arts at the University of South Australia. I am inspired by concepts of freedom, peace, and spirituality. My work focuses on the human form and condition, using realistic style in black and white tones and colour to highlight the negative space. Together, these styles contrast and create focal points.

WalonaOil on Canvas, 45 x 35cm, $1,200

Lissy ElliotLissy uses solid lines, patterns and bold shades to create her felt pen and digital media artwork. Attributing Australian artist’s Michael Leunig, Judy Horacek and Kate Knapp as her inspirational figures, Lissy also draws upon naïve and abstract art as well as textile design for creative influence. Lissy has exhibited in group and solo exhibitions.

D. Navendah Felt Pen, Digital Media, 88 x 114cm, $1,200

Catherine Fitz-GeraldAs music can be transposed from classical to jazz, so I have transposed my realistic paintings into abstractions. Using slices of tone and colour to form shape and depth, I build an image out of simple element, focusing on creating a rhythmic dynamic between colour intensity retreating or advancing hues.

Transposition 12, Goolwa Beach Acrylic on Canvas, 99 x 77cm, $1,950

Alexis FontinoAlexis is a 26 year old artist who discovered his talent as recently as 2013. He is currently studying at Adelaide Central School of Art. Specialising in oils, his body of work largely consists of commissioned portraits although growing up on the South Coast has inspired his love of beaches.

Summer at Sullies Oil on Canvas, 76 x 102cm, $725

Karen GenoffOver the past 35 years, Karen has exhibited and created public commissions here, interstate and overseas. She is represented in Adelaide by BMGArt.

Insecta Imaginata 1 Embossed Aluminium, 40 x 30 x 10cm, $750

Jonathan GeorgeJonathan is an emerging Adelaide based artist working across sculpture, installation and drawing. Since completing a Bachelor Degree of Visual Art (Honours) in 2015 at Adelaide Central School of Art he has been selected to be part of both the 2015 and 2016 Helpmann Academy Graduate Show. He was the 2016 recipient of the praxis ARTSPACE residency. Currently working from The Boiler Room studios in Unley.

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Collette GrayCollette was born in Murat Bay and became a professional artist in 2012. Both Collette’s mother Janine Gray, and mother-in-law Verna Lawrie, are accomplished artists from Koonibba. Her inspiration comes from memories, her environment and ‘what my heart tells me’ She enjoys observing the whirly winds, whales close to the shoreline, vastness of the Nullarbor and the wanna (ocean).

Seven Sisters Acrylic on Canvas, $1,244

Emma HackEmma is an acclaimed body painter and photographer. Her skills have seen her camouflage the body within Florence Broadhurst’s wallpaper designs and for musician Gotye’s video for ‘Someone That I Used to Know’ and her interest in Oriental influences can be seen with the commanding work at Madame Hanoi Restaurant in the Adelaide CBD.

Yin 1 Type C Photograph, 88 x 70cm, $5,100

Sally HeinrichSally is a writer, illustrator and printmaker, who has published and exhibited widely in Australia and Asia. Her commissioned artwork ranges from wine labels to a mural for the Singapore Zoo, painting a life-size baby elephant sculpture for Melbourne Zoo and community arts projects.

Rising Above the Mud Coloured Lino Print, 50 x 50cm, $350

Elisabeth HowlettElisabeth paints beauty onto canvas, working in a painterly, modern style. She applies thick impasto oil onto canvas, translating the elegant forms of nature and emphasising the texture left by the brush.

Spring Pinks Oil on Canvas, 54 x 43cm, $545

Sharyn InghamMy practice has been concerned with seeking ways to develop a visual language to overcome the notion of hyper-seperation that exists between culture and nature. I want to bring humans into a different mode of encounter through my paintings with the aim of evoking consideration of interconnectedness through caring and responsibility. Photograph James Field, courtesy of Adelaide Central School of Art

Eucalypt #5a Oil on Marine Plywood, 90 x 60cm, $850

Sherrie JonesSherrie is an Aboriginal artist from Koonibba, about 45 km from Ceduna. Sherrie was introduced to basket weaving during a workshop at Fowlers Bay in 2016 where she worked with more than 43 Aboriginal, South Australian and international textile artists. She will travel to Finland this Spring to attend an exhibition opening at the Helinä Rautavaara Museum where her baskets will be displayed.

Basket Grass, Variable, $75

Ellie KammerWith a focus on figurative oil paintings, recent work has explored themes relating to contemporary female identity. Her work hints at darker underlying meanings whilst emphasising the imperfect, messy realities of women’s experience.

Endometriosos (Quiescence) Oil on Canvas, detail, $5,000

Glenn KestellGlenn received SALA’s Rip it Up award for Best Young Artist in 2014 and the Helpmann Academy Emerging Artist Award in 2015. Since being awarded his Masters of Visual Art in 2013, his work continues to describe, through paint, something of a transient state of identity. His work describes an idea of a ‘claustrophobic self’. He currently works out of The Boiler Room Studios, which he runs with fellow artist and partner, Seirian Kitchener.

Compelled Encaustic Wax & Oil on Linen, 100 x 100cm, $2,600

Seirian KitchenerSeirian Kitchener is an emerging artist based in Adelaide, South Australia. Her work involves drawing, painting and installation. With a strong background in performing arts and music, Seirian completed her BVA (Hons) at Adelaide Central School of Art in 2015. She is currently works out of The Boiler Room Studios, as a founding member, which she runs with fellow artist and partner, Glenn Kestell.

Untitled Skull Oil on Canvas, 21 x 14cm, $180

John LaceyJohn’s work is a process of translation between realism and abstraction of the landscape. It expresses originality and authenticity in paint application and mark making whilst not losing the sense of place, but pushes to simplifying shape, form and line. The interlocking tone and colour and their relationship with its neighbour, forms either a contrast or a subtle point of contact, which is crucial in balance and design.

Winters Blue Grey Oil on Canvas, 91 x 91cm, $3,600

Janice LaneJanice graduated from Adelaide College of the Arts with a Bach. Of Vis Arts (painting)2007 and completed a Masters degree at Uni SA 2013. Her practice focuses upon forgotten memories, often using memory imbued objects from the past to bring about a conversation about something which would otherwise go unseen.

Hesitation Mixed Media on Found China Plates, 18.5 x 22.5cm, $140each

Greta LaundyGreta’s work is held in numerous local and interstate collections. Country raised, Greta explores her love of the Australian outback in her oil paintings with rich colour and recurring abstracted motifs. Recent artworks reflect upon the deeply emotional, spiritual and experiential nature of camping in the Flinders Ranges.

Hill Flight Oil on Canvas, 107 x 122cm, $2,200

Josephine LennonJosephine’s use of lines and colour evoke the undulating and changing land formations created from winds of change in her Munda (Country). Her works depict tali tjuta (many sand hills), walpa (wind) and kapi (water soaks). She is influenced by her Mother’s Tjukarpa (dreaming) stories of the Bunda Cliffs along the Nullarbor Plain. She was 2013 finalist in the Waterhouse Art Prize.

Wanampi Gubi Gubi Acrylic on Canvas, 127 x 88cm, $1,634

Elise Leslie-AllenElise has won numerous awards for her animal paintings and was offered her first solo exhibition at Art Images Gallery in 2012. She is inspired by the unique personalities and behaviour of animals and tries to capture on canvas the beauty, joy and fun they bring to our lives.

In Trouble Again (detail) Oil on Canvas, 76 x 51cm, $750

Heather LittleUsing acrylic in powerful colour combinations, Adelaide born Heather has always had a great love of art and has luckily been able to pursue her passion. Heather likes to celebrate the natural world by creating her art through beauty, diversity, vibrant colours, textures and imagery.

All Frocked Up Acrylic on Canvas, 91 x 121cm, $1,100

Lisa LosadaThis body of work is a result of observing and contextualising the way we view the familiar. Each small study is a fragment of a Renaissance masterwork – something in the background, a gesture, a corner. A careful observation of the small and overlooked beauty on the edges of life.

Gesture 1 Oil & Enamel on Paper, 20 x 20cm, $190

LissyImagesLissyImages has been springART’s SALA artist hosted by Hula Hoop Wine Bar, Kensington. As a street photographer working with digital media she has focused this series on the simple joy of Hula Hoops.

Hula Hoop 1 Giclee Print, 40 x 60cm, $350

Elma LawrieElma is a descendant of the Mirning and Kokatha clans and related to Verna Lawrie, Beaver Lennon and the late Bernadette Lennon. The Mirning people consider the Bunda Cliffs along the Head of the Bight to be significant where Whale-Dreaming tells of the Head of the Bight as the gateway to the Galaxy. Blowholes can be found everywhere on the Nullarbor. Her works have featured in Art Collector Magazine and Artlink.

Blowholes Nullarbor Acrylic on Canvas, 150x 100cm, $3,284

Verna LawrieVerna was born at Koonibba Aboriginal Mission situated 35 kms west of Ceduna. She says being an artist comes naturally. She expresses storytelling through her paintings and reoccurring themes include Whale Dreaming stories. Art expresses the storytelling of her people. She and her work have been featured in Art Collector Magazine and Artlink.

Wild Tomatoes; Walgas Acrylic on Canvas, 84.5 x 91cm, $1,687

Alison MainPreviously an architect and painter, Alison’s paper/junk sculptures are her secret vice. In both areas her work has a narrative basis. The self-important Lilliputians pursuing absurd acrobatics in a slightly surreal landscape are more serious than the little figures, but both relate somewhat to our temporary existence on this fragile planet.

Everyday Icon 1 Paper, Junk, Acrylic, 50cm high, $650

Sarah MaioranoFocusing on the form of a cell, ‘Cellularly Connected’ explores the concept of connection and rests on what is typically unseen and overlooked. It is an expression of connection between organisms, humans, the space that exists above, beneath and between us.

Cellularly Connected Mixed Media & Ink, 90cm diameter, $650

Jane MantJane’s art is a response to the beauty of nature, she attempts to express the sublime through paint. Her work is inspired by her travels and life in the Adelaide Hills. She works intuitively in multilayered acrylic allowing her to experiment spontaneously with vibrant colour and varied textures.

Tall Trees Acrylic on Canvas, 61 x 76cm, $990

Mariana MezicAfter the death of her beloved Dad, this busy Mum of 4 used creativity as a healing tool. In the past 18 months her art has grown from strength to strength, including painting Kate Ceberano for the Archibald prize. She hopes her work inspires others to conquer their creative fears and ‘pick up their pencils’ in whatever form that takes.

Untitled Mixed Media, 100x100cm $2,400

Harriet McKayHarriet is a 21 year old emerging artist from Adelaide who draws inspiration from the vibrancy of the city and its people.

Perfect for the Rumpus Room Acrylic & Oil on Canvas, 120 x 100cm, $1,800

Catriona McKenzieCatriona has been taking photos ever since she could hold a camera. She finds inspiration in detail, form and light and her passion is capturing the mood of each unique moment before is disappears. Recent years have been immersed in trans-disciplinary studies into the singularities, complexities and overlooked aspects of place.

Pebbles Giclee Print, 50 x 70cm, $480

Sarah McDonaldSarah has worked as an artist and art teacher here and in the UK after completing her B.A in Art and Design Ed at Uni SA, ’95 has had over 16 solo exhibitions here, interstate and overseas. Sarah’s expressive and tactile oil paintings are inspired by both the natural and urban landscape

Natives Oil on Canvas, 32 x 32cm, $690

Maggie MoyMaggie states “I am a site based artist with a pre-occupation with the histories of discarded objects and overlooked elements that I find.”

The Bather Mixed Medium, 72 x 52cm, $395

Malkah Lara MuckenschnablMalkah’s paintings explore the phenomena of control meeting chaos and evolve from a two stage process. She begins by working intuitively with mixed media, avoiding conscious control. The second stage involves editing and revealing visual connections made by herself and others. The resolved paintings achieve a balance between abstraction and recognizable forms.

A Spoon and a Cat Enamel & Oil on Canvas, 180 x160cm, $950

Jamie NewchurchJamie experiments with various media such as painting, pottery making, yarn crafts and building wire structures. Her first love remains to be dot painting which refers to themes such as water, the ocean and meeting places. Community cultural arts development is an important aspect to Jaime’s work as she often is involved in community projects that are linked to schools and family centres in Ceduna.

Journey to the Resting PlaceAcrylic on Canvas, 95 x 65cm, $1000

Henry NoelWorking predominantly in oils on canvas, Toms light filled coastal images and Australian landscapes have seen him awarded numerous prestigious art prizes, including two firsts at the Camberwell art show in Melbourne and twice winning best of show in the Victor Harbor art show. Tom continues to explore his artistic expression painting a wide variety of subject matter in both oils and mixed media.

Bushwick Giclee Print on Ilford Gold Fibize Gloss, 84 x 59cm, $400

Mary NolanAfter studying at Splash-Out Art Studio at Seacliff I now have the desire and passion to explore my artistic talent. I enjoy painting a wide range of subjects and exploring a variety of techniques and media. My contribution to springART in 2017 is a portrait of my extroverted character, Lexi.

Lexi Oil on Canvas, 50 x 90cm, $500

Tom O’CallaghanTom is a self taught artist who learned his craft through large scale mural commissions and had his first successful solo exhibition in 1997. Now living in Victor Harbor, Tom is renowned for his light filled landscapes. Tom was Spring Art Feature artist in 2013. His works are held in private collections in Australia and Overseas.

Burning Bark Oil on Canvas, Variable, $4,900

Rebecca PaechRebecca Paech studied at Heatherleys college, London UK and holds a diploma in portraiture in painting and clay sculpture, a degree in visual art and design Uni SA and a Masters in visual art and design. A Loreto Old Scholar, an Archibald entrant with many solo exhibitions, her chosen medium is oil paint but also works in water colour.

The Wild Ones Acrylic & Oil on Canvas, 75 x 110cm, $900

Sonali PatelSonali’s figurative sculptures are inspired by poetic nuances reflecting the inner and outer world. Her sculptural installation based on the heart theme as the SAHMRI artist-in-residence, Won the Advertiser Contemporary Art Prize for SALA 2017. She recently completed an art residency with contemporary artist Jorge Orta in Paris.

Spring Ceramic, 35 x 50 x 25cm, $2,500

Joanna PoulsonJoanna’s paintings are derived from slides taken in the late 70s. Using a source medium that is nearly as old as her she manipulates the images using current technology to heighten colours and bring the memories back to life. She trained at Adelaide Central School of Art and established her studio in 2008.

Funny Looking Big Dog Oil on Maple Board, 28x 35cm, Diptych, $720

Jane PriceJane has been a finalist 6 times in the Waterhouse Art Prize and won second prize for her bronze sculpture in 2009 and was ‘Highly Commended’ for her sculpture in 2008. Jane was winner of the People’s Choice Award Loreto springART Exhibition, 2006.

11.02am Seascape Acrylic on Canvas, 140 x 200cm, $3,900

Ian PrimettIan Primett is an award winning South Australian artist. Predominantly known for his landscape painting, Ian’s unique energetic style is evident in the multi layered application of colour from which the subject emerges. His work is a fascinating exploration of composition, texture and the incidental complexities we find in nature.

Torrens Winter Mixed Medium, 61 x 121cm, $1,250

Kelly ReynoldsThe focus of my practice is on objects and spaces on the edges of ownership. I utilize humour, absurdity and futile narratives to subvert everyday social environments. My field of practice encompasses video performance and installation.

Golfing Around Video Presentation, 6mins, $180

Lucy ReynoldsMy artwork seeks to bring positive brightness to a space through colourful, experimental processes. Through studying Visual Art at university I have learnt to explore different art forms including; glass, painting sculpture, ceramics, and drawing. This has expanded my art knowledge and further developed my interest in colour.

Foldered Black Bowl Glass, Variable, $240

Pauline RichardsMy current work depicting native birds living along the Torrens Valley has developed from observing them during my daily walks. Sacred Ibis, Magpie, Water Hens, Swans, Native pigeons and parrots continue to hold my fascination. Each species has its own quirky habits and I try to capture their individual personalities on canvas using paint and charcoal.

Magpies over the River Torrens Oil on Canvas, 100 x 100cm, $1,690

Larissa RogachevaLarissa is a contemporary ‘magical realist’ painter, printmaker and art educator. She was educated as an Architect at University of Architecture St-Petersburg, Russia, and later the Art School of University SA, Australia. Larissa lives and works in Adelaide

White Watercolour on Canvas, 90 x 90cm, $650

Victoria RolinskiVictoria is a plein- air impressionist artist and finds this a rewarding and enjoyable way of painting. “You have a more heightened awareness of everything around you, including perspective, light and atmosphere.” She has empathy with coastal protection and conservation of the dunes. Victoria is the recipient of numerous Awards.

Beyond the Dunes Oil on Canvas, 150 x 100cm, $1,840

All Prima (Lemons) Oil on Canvas, 37 x 102cm, $780

Tiffany RysdaleTiff’s art practice indulges in the playful side of life. She graduated with Honours (Adelaide Central School of Art) and was selected for Helpmann Academy’s Gradshow in 2015. Her characters exude optimism and wonder. They encourage us to dream big and to see the world through a child’s eyes, with unlimited possibility and free from the restraints of convention.

Cumulus Characters Oil on Canvas, 91 x 91cm, $750

Margie SheppardMargie Sheppard is a South Australian based artist who lives and works in the Adelaide Hills. Her practice spans 30 years during which time, she had spent lengthy periods working almost exclusively as a printmaker. She is well known for her large densely coloured etchings, and is currently dividing her time between painting and printmaking.

Heart of Gold Etching, 60 x 58cm, $790

Jane SkeerI work predominantly in sculpture and installation, responding to observations of people, objects, and materiality. I seek to prove that the unwanted is in fact useful and that it might prompt us to rethink our relationship with it. Respecting the life and qualities of the material, my aim is to work collaboratively with material agency to activate it in some way.

Flyers Mixed Media, Variable, $1,000

Jane SmeetsThemes of nature, love and connections thread through Smeets artwork. The underpinning tension of life and death informs her creative process and exploration. This has directed Smeets interest in the symbolic representation of nature’s life cycles and the importance of living and loving in the present moment.

Line of Flight Mixed Medium on Canvas,150 x 120cm, $2,900

Tricia RossAlla Prima is a term meaning ‘painted at first go’. Whilst not my usual manner of working, I have enjoyed the immediacy of the capture of light, color and tone in a single attempt. Working at ‘sight size’, and from life in a single session adds an element of freshness and vigour to the works, which have been painted following my recent attendance at the London Atelier of Representational Art (LARA).

Henry StentifordWorking primarily with paint on canvas my work aims to act like a carnival hall of mirrors, funny, skewed, ever changing yet all the while honest in its reflection of the subject matter. Of late my work has focused on the Australian male, his role, identity, struggles and place.

Love over Gold Acrylic on Canvas, 76 x 60cm, $2,100

Cassie ThringCassie’s practice works across disciplines with a genuine determination to play with ideas and ways of making. Informed by an interest in the everyday and shifting perceptions of the familiar, Thring has a playful attraction to the often abstruse areas of life, where she attempts to create alternate views of one’s everyday environment in paint, ceramic, video and photography.

Liberty Video Projection, 6mins, $180 each edition of 5

Dan TomkinsDan lives and works in Adelaide. He has successfully exhibited in solo and group shows and has produced numerous works for both private and corporate collections. Dan’s passion for exploring and reflecting the simplicity and hidden beauty of everyday life has been a constant theme.

Mount Lofty Gardens Acrylic on Canvas, 63 x 43cm, $770

Datsun TranDatsun Tran is an Australian multidisciplinary visual artist. His work has varied in style and subject matter over the last 15 years but essentially, the work is about us, the human story. His work has explored themes of conflict, utopia and personal identity, with the underlying idea that the bonds between us run deeper than what divides us. Tran has exhibited all over Australia, North America, Asia and Europe.

We’re in this Together Oil on Board, 120 x 120cm, $5,800

Christine TschunaChristine was born at the Koonibba Aboriginal Reserve, her art focus is on contemporary Aboriginal art and she has developed a unique style which has won her many awards including Artist of the Year, NIADOC 2010. She has exhibited in the Waterhouse Prize, 2004 and is collected both in Australia and Overseas.

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The Jellyfish World Acrylic on Canvas, 77 x 101cm, $2,041

Sonya UnwinSonya has a Bachelor Visual Arts (Honours) – University of South Australia and likes reading philosophy and wandering the wild shores of oceans in Winter. She is a committed vintage shop explorer with a necessary enthusiasm for good coffee and old cars. When not doing these things she can be found at Elite Picture Framing designing and constructing fabulous frames and canvasses for the local art passionistas.

Storm Front Watercolour & Ink on Paper, 18 x 18cm, $450

Louise VadaszLouise is a South Australian artist who focuses on portraits and landscapes working with heavy oil impasto and bright colours. Louis graduated from the SA School of Art and was a finalist in the 2016 Fleurieu Food and Wine Art Prize.

Don’t Leaf me this Way Oil on Canvas, 60 x 60cm, $550

Ann WagnerUsing colour, texture and glazing she brings a unique sense of storey telling to each piece. Working in acrylic, Ann presents her own translation of movement, depth and play of light on water.

Seaside Aerial Acrylic on Canvas, 91 x 91cm, $930

Clancy WarnerClancy Warner, following a 20+ year career in tattooing, enrolled at ACArts and received a BAVisArts (Sculpture). She has installed public art works, received numerous awards, and has had her work purchased by some of SA’s most prominent collectors. Clancy’s work shows her interest in the connection between animals, humans and nature.

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (1) Bronze,13 x 73 x 40cm, $3,850

Paul WhiteheadPaul is an award winning artist who has had very little formal training, and became a full time artist in 2008 whilst living and working in London. Paul splits his time between Adelaide and London and gets inspiration for paintings wherever he travels; he also loves to paint ‘plein air’ when possible.

Mist over Lake King William - TAS Oil on Canvas, 90 x 180cm, $4,800

Rosemary WhiteRosemary is interested in representational painting, portraiture and drawing. She graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Art from Adelaide Central School of Art in 2013. These works investigate painting as a means of capturing and making permanent fleeting moments of beauty. She has been a finalist in the Cliftons Art Prize and semi-finalist in the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize. She teaches at the Sarah McDonald Art School.

Still 11 Oil on Linen, 33 x 27cm, $430

Emma YoungEmma is a local artist working at JamFactory. “With my utilitarian glass work, I aim to convey a sense of familiarity to achieve connection with my audience. Translating my pride and affection for experiences throughout my upbringing in Adelaide, I hope to share treasured memories with the viewer. I enjoy using vivid colours in forms that serve both function and aesthetic.”

Chocolate Freckle Brooch Glass Brooch, $150

Holly Younger“Is there any sweeter way to see the world than to open your curtains to the morning glow upon the garden. The light flooding through the trees, dancing with the flowers and filling our retinas with gold and diamonds?”

Hallo Sunshine Mixed Media on Canvas, 90 x 90cm, $1,800

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