SIROCCO

SIROCCO
oil on canvas, 90 x 120 cm

River Crossing

River Crossing
'River Crossing' oil on canvas 120 x 120 cm

Whispers

Whispers
137 x 120 cm oil on canvas

Zone

Zone
91 x 91 cm oil on wood panel

Coast

Coast
120 x 120 cm oil on canvas

Undergrowth

Undergrowth
130 x 115 cm oil on canvas

Fluidity

Fluidity
137 x 137 cm oil on canvas

Equivalence 2

Equivalence 2
oil on canvas 121 x 152 cm

Sojourn

Sojourn
137 x 137 cm oil on canvas

Red Wind

Red Wind
120 x 150 cm oil on canvas

Break

Break
oil on canvas 152 x 137 cm

Southerly Change

Southerly Change
152 x112 cm oil on canvas

Zaum

Zaum
oil on canvas 137 x 107 cm

Tropica

Tropica
1.5m x 1.5m oil on canvas

"Warm Front" in foyer of SmithRanken Art Studio

"Warm Front" in foyer of SmithRanken Art Studio
150 x 150 cm, oil on canvas

Flux

Flux
120 x 137 cm, oil on canvas

Hover

Hover
153 x 153 cm oil on canvas

Day Into Night

Day Into Night
130 x 130 cm oil on canvas

Terrain

Terrain
oil on canvas 130 x 130 cm

Verdure

Verdure
130 x 150 cm oil on canvas

Early works

Exhibition of New Paintings at the Depot Gallery


The Depot Gallery 2 Danks Street, Waterloo, Sydney
26th-30th June


Bernadette Smith 
Bernadette Smith has an extensive international exhibition record both as a painter and photographer with work included in collections in Germany, France, Britain, Australia and the USA. She has had a solo exhibition in Berlin and her painting has been selected for the Mosman Art Prize and the Florence Biennale. 
"I am interested in exploring the sensual depths of impasto surfaces and the viscous fusions that can occur through oil painting. Form itself becomes content as the process of painting leads to an alchemical quest." http://artofbernadette.blogspot.com.au/
Mark Elliot-Ranken
 My works in this exhibition are the product of my current exploration of the act of painting as the creation of dynamic expressions of space. That is the space of creation as realized through paint and the physical actions that are painting. Through this I hope to create a space for the viewer to become aware of the alternative nature of creation, a realization that is a liberationary moment for those prepared to enter into such a space. This is explored through the language of poetry revealed in the act mark-making which is the language of liberation a state we all need to obtain to live rather than simply exist. http://artbymarkelliot-ranken.blogspot.com.au/
read review of our show at http://www.jcarolfi.com/spotlight/