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Changeable Art - One Day Exhibition
Saturday 13th March 2010
10am – 3pm | North Sydney Centre
220 Miller Street, North Sydney
The hectic pace of Sydney life has ensnared me again, and so far no weekly paintings ..... but there is still hope!
I am having a one day exhibition (along with 3 other people) on Saturday 13th March, the details of which are attached.
It's a nice venue in conjunction with the North Sydney markets, and I'll be there for the day so come along and say hello.
I'm enclosing two attachments: one is the Invitation to the Exhibition with details of where and when, and the other is a flyer from me, just to add a little 'flavour' in relation to my paintings!
1) CHANGEABLE ART Invitation [PDF 169kb]
2) CHANGEABLE ART Flyer [PDF 1,439kb]
There will be plenty of small mounted works available too. Hope to see you then, or any other time whilst I'm here throughout March.
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I am now living in the Herault department of the Languedoc region of France.
The town is typical of this area with narrow streets lined with 3 level houses, many of which were 16th century wine makers residences. Today, many of the houses are still owned by vintners, evidenced by the tractors parked outside!
Having been based mostly in the Lot district on previous visits, it’s exciting to be able to explore a whole new region of France. The Languedoc has a wide range of landscapes; plains with rolling vineyards leading down to the Mediterranean, the foothills, and then the sparsely populated remote mountainous areas.
There’s a mixture of great painting material - rugged hilltop villages, medieval towns, coastal areas lined with canals, and colourful seaside villages with brightly painted boats. And on top of all this, I believe Languedoc-Roussillon is the most productive wine region in the world!
We've recently returned to France from another two month stay in Greece. We spent 6 weeks living in Northern Greece, near Kavala – only 200kms from the Turkish border, and the remaining time we explored the beautiful seaside villages of the Pelopennese. On the way through to Greece, we spent time in the picturesque Cinque Terre in Italy. I will be expanding my ITALY and GREECE Galleries over the next few months to capture these beautiful spots.
Early in 2010, we’ll be returning to Sydney again for a two month visit, and arranging to show some of my new works, so stay tuned!
Archive
Washhouse Gallery, Rozelle, Sydney
31st March to 19th April 2009
A selection of my latest works were exhibited at the Washhouse Gallery.

Chateau Abbaye Cassan
30th November 2008
Christmas Fair: I had a selection of sketches and paintings of France, Italy and Greece at this fair at the Chateau.


Languedoc: Road & trees
Languedoc: Puissalicon
Languedoc: Montagnac
Languedoc: Pezenas