I was thrilled to be a finalist in the Waverley Woollahra 9 x 5 Landscape Prize, judged by two of my favourite artists, Nicole Kelly and Tom Carment.
You can see my entry here:
Self & Place; Pencil & Brush -- solo exhibition at Lot 19 Gallery
Self and Place; Pencil and Brush is a solo exhibition of colourful self portrait and landscape works
by visual artist, poet and musician, Allis Hamilton.
Between 2019–2022 Allis turned some of her landscape drawings, created sitting with the ants on
the earth looking and recording her impressions, into oil paintings. She will exhibit landscape
paintings from the Flinders Ranges, as well as works depicting places closer to Castlemaine.
Also during this time Allis drew many and varied self-portraits in pencil on paper. These drawings
will enliven the walls of the show alongside her landscape works.
The exhibition will be opened by renowned Castlemaine artist Sir Les Thornton, following which
Allis will perform some music, then some ambient sounds performed by Sha.
On Sunday 17th August at 11am Ross Gillet will launch Allis’s new book, Stone — a collection of
poems and drawings around her experience surviving a paralysing brain haemorrhage.
You can preorder the book here
For this exhibition I have created a catalogue booklet. If you are interested you can find the booklet here