Collectors Gallery | Kate Nielsen, Paul McCarthy & Kobie Bosch

Collectors Gallery | Kate Nielsen, Paul McCarthy & Kobie Bosch

Appearing In This Exhibition
Kate Nielsen
Kate Nielsen

Kate is an award-winning Sydney based artist who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in Painting from the National Art School. She is passionate about exploring what ‘place’ means – the essence of the land and its connection to inhabitants, past and present.

Her work researches and explores places that hold memory – recording intimate stories of people’s lives and personal spaces. Throughout Kate’s professional life, she has been dedicated to artistic exploration and education of all kinds and to the development of creative communities. Through connecting with people and place, she informs her own art practice – capturing the sounds, rhythms, and vibrations of life.

Collections Featuring Kate Nielsen

Collectors Gallery | Kate Nielsen, Paul McCarthy & Kobie Bosch

8 Artworks
Kobie Bosch
Kobie Bosch

The dawn of Australian Modernism was spearheaded by innovations that used the still life to cleave away from tradition. Just look at the way Kobie Bosch slices her scene in half and concentrates on a tightly graphic treatment of the table evoking the cool eye of 1920s Australian painting or the detail of a rich woodblock by the Japanese masters.  Drawing inspiration from the beauty found in our everyday households, gardens and parks, Kobie Bosch’s practice evokes the printmaking masters of the contemporary world. Paying particular attention to design, colour, pattern and line, Bosch’s works are rich in composition. Wishing to translate a bold narrative of Australia native fauna and flora, Bosch’s pieces are a joyful and exuberate response to her surroundings. Born and raised in South Africa, but based in Sydney Australia for a decade and a half, Bosch’s work shows a fascination with Australia’s wildlife whilst also evoking the rich detail of Japanese woodblock masters.

Collections Featuring Kobie Bosch

Collectors Gallery | Kobie Bosch, Mary Donnelly, Nat Ward

9 Artworks

Collectors Gallery | Kate Nielsen, Paul McCarthy & Kobie Bosch

6 Artworks
Paul McCarthy
Paul McCarthy

McCarthy’s plein-air vision of the bush is one of energised colour. Born in 1966 in Sydney. Paul has been painting for 30 years. His landscapes combine Fauvism, Impressionism and Contemporary Abstraction. His exquisite colour combinations give his paintings an exotic flair, through which he captures and finds a whole new and dramatic light unique to his environment. He has had numerous solo and joint exhibitions both here and overseas, including a joint exhibition in Soho New York in 2001. McCarthy has worked extensively as a community artist including working with a remote aboriginal community, high schools, and acting curator for the Sydney Children’s Hospital. He has also coordinated several groups of volunteers working with groups covering the Sydney Children’s Hospital, the Sydney Cancer Centre at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital as well as adults with disabilities at Studio Artes Hornsby. “I am a colourist at heart and my work reflects a response to my surroundings. My selection enables me to create vivid sequences of colour or subtle muted tones, as the need arises. Working plein air I am able to capture the full range of the vast diversity of the Australian landscape from coast to hinterland and outback.”

Collections Featuring Paul McCarthy

Collection Thirty Five | Before They Drift Away | Michaela Laurie, Paul McCarthy, Phillip Russell, Shannon Garson, Susan Sheridan, Susanna Chen Chow

3 Artworks

'Beyond The Bay' | Paul McCarthy

19 Artworks

Collectors Gallery | Kate Nielsen, Paul McCarthy & Kobie Bosch

6 Artworks

Collection Twenty Six | Paul McCarthy 'Kinetic Dance'

47 Artworks

Paul McCarthy | The Collector's Gallery

21 Artworks

Collection Twenty | Boundless

2 Artworks
Date & Time
Wednesday

17 August 2022

Start - 10:00 am Sunday

2 October 2022

End - 4:00 pm Australia/Sydney
Location

Rochfort Gallery

Rochfort Gallery,317 Pacific Highway
North Sydney NSW 2060
Australia
0438 700 712
enquiries@rochfortgallery.com
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Rochfort Gallery

0438 700 712
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