The guys at Dickerson Gallery continue to show great young artists working in Australia. I love the work of Nicholas Blowers in particular. He captures the beauty and elegance of the environment that we see every day, but often forget to recognise. He says about trees: ‘I see them as heroic subjects representing something noble and majestic. There is something particular and innate to each tree so that it often feels like I am painting a portrait’. His work is on display in Sydney at the Dickerson Gallery from September 13 to October 8. [see also Max Linegar]
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Paul said | 15 September, 2006
wow……amazing drawings. thnx for sharing them.=D
Paul Ferney said | 29 September, 2006
These are great drawings. They remind me of April Gornik.
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Nina Kuriloff said | 7 September, 2006
Fantastic shots of trees.
It would be terrific to see these trees in real life!