In Australia, the only nation that is an island continent, the coastline plays a highly symbolic cultural role. Coast to Coast reveals profoundly different understandings of that space where land and sky meets the sea.

Now into our fourth year, we are thrilled to announce our annual collaborative exhibition series with Country Style Magazine: COAST TO COAST

On view at Michael Reid Murrurundi AND Michael Reid Southern Highlands this March, with all associated events taking place in Berrima.

Come join us to celebrate the opening of Coast To Coast, Saturday 11 March from 3-5pm:
Michael Reid Southern Highlands, Berrima

Featuring:
Julianne Ross Allcorn, Julz Beresford, Yannick Blattner, Carly Le Cerf, Brooke Dalton, Leighton Edwards, Mim Fluhrer, Julie Lucht de Freibruch, Louise Frith, Joanna Gambotto, Anthony Guerrera, Melissa Kenihan, Chantel de Latour, Rosie Kemarre Morton, Anh Nguyen, Mike Staniford, Steve Tyerman, Daisy Kemarre Turner, Lucy Vader, Hannah Van der Wal, Ben Waters, Sally West, Jo White, Dino Wilson, Bo Wong, Nicola Woodcock, Bonita Kemarre Woodman & Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra Yukuwa

See below some images from our 2022 iteration at Michael Reid Murrurundi: ‘The Art of the Garden’

For her latest body of work FARMS, Neridah Stockley introduces us to her new world and the surrounding landscapes of her home and studio in lutruwita/Tasmania.

Of the assemblage of nine works included in FARMS Stockley says “My work is essentially about relationship to place.  I recently moved to a regional area in lutruwita (Tasmania) where my home is surrounded by farms, coast and hills.”

Stockley trained at the National Art School in Sydney graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2001.  Her work is held in the collections of Artbank, Parliament House Canberra, Macquarie Group, Newcastle Art Gallery and Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.  Neridah has been represented in numerous Art Awards including; Gurguis New Art Prize, Hazelhurst Works on Paper, The Glover Prize, The Alice Prize and Adelaide Perry Drawing Prize.   ‘A Secular View’ a solo survey exhibition toured nationally in 2021 and 2022.

In Australia, the only nation that is an island continent, the coastline plays a highly symbolic cultural role. Coast to Coast reveals profoundly different understandings of that space where land and sky meets the sea.

Now into our fourth year, we are thrilled to announce our annual collaborative exhibition series with Country Style Magazine: COAST TO COAST

On view at Michael Reid Murrurundi AND Michael Reid Southern Highlands this March, with all associated events taking place in Berrima.

Come join us to celebrate the opening of Coast To Coast, Saturday 11 March from 3-5pm:
Michael Reid Southern Highlands, Berrima

Featuring:
Julianne Ross Allcorn, Julz Beresford, Yannick Blattner, Carly Le Cerf, Brooke Dalton, Leighton Edwards, Mim Fluhrer, Julie Lucht de Freibruch, Louise Frith, Joanna Gambotto, Anthony Guerrera, Melissa Kenihan, Chantel de Latour, Rosie Kemarre Morton, Anh Nguyen, Mike Staniford, Steve Tyerman, Daisy Kemarre Turner, Lucy Vader, Hannah Van der Wal, Ben Waters, Sally West, Jo White, Dino Wilson, Bo Wong, Nicola Woodcock, Bonita Kemarre Woodman & Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra Yukuwa

See below some images from our 2022 iteration at Michael Reid Murrurundi: ‘The Art of the Garden’

In Australia, the only nation that is an island continent, the coastline plays a highly symbolic cultural role. Coast to Coast reveals profoundly different understandings of that space where land and sky meets the sea.

Now into our fourth year, we are thrilled to announce our annual collaborative exhibition series with Country Style Magazine: COAST TO COAST

On view at Michael Reid Murrurundi AND Michael Reid Southern Highlands this March, with all associated events taking place in Berrima.

Come join us to celebrate the opening of Coast To Coast, Saturday 11 March from 3-5pm:
Michael Reid Southern Highlands, Berrima

Featuring:
Julianne Ross Allcorn, Julz Beresford, Yannick Blattner, Carly Le Cerf, Brooke Dalton, Leighton Edwards, Mim Fluhrer, Julie Lucht de Freibruch, Louise Frith, Joanna Gambotto, Anthony Guerrera, Melissa Kenihan, Chantel de Latour, Rosie Kemarre Morton, Anh Nguyen, Mike Staniford, Steve Tyerman, Daisy Kemarre Turner, Lucy Vader, Hannah Van der Wal, Ben Waters, Sally West, Jo White, Dino Wilson, Bo Wong, Nicola Woodcock, Bonita Kemarre Woodman & Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra Yukuwa

See below some images from our 2022 iteration at Michael Reid Murrurundi: ‘The Art of the Garden’

Michael Reid Southern Highlands is delighted to welcome Ray Monde to the upstairs gallery with The River.

It’s the simple joy of a river in summer that Ray Monde captures in these new works which thread a connection along the Shoalhaven River between Riverbend, Ray Monde’s home and studio, to Riversdale, part of Arthur Boyd’s estate at Bundanon.

Ray Monde is renowned for his collage technique called ‘ghostworking’ where he overpaints paper from magazines allowing the print to ‘ghost’ through the paint, adding depth and complexity to his work.

For this Special Release we bring you a selection of four works by still life painter Angie de Latour. Featuring hellebores, nasturtiums, violets & cactus: each flora specimen is displayed in a vessel that allows the botanic to retain its organic form & in a pose that represents its natural habitat.

Angie is a Melbourne-based artist. Although she has worked across a range of genres, the still life has become the main focus of her painting practice. She says “the process of choosing and arranging objects to paint has a pace of its own and has become a ritual which is constant, unpredictable but increasingly synchronistic.”

For her latest body of work FARMS, Neridah Stockley introduces us to her new world and the surrounding landscapes of her home and studio in lutruwita/Tasmania.

Of the assemblage of nine works included in FARMS Stockley says “My work is essentially about relationship to place.  I recently moved to a regional area in lutruwita (Tasmania) where my home is surrounded by farms, coast and hills.”

Stockley trained at the National Art School in Sydney graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2001.  Her work is held in the collections of Artbank, Parliament House Canberra, Macquarie Group, Newcastle Art Gallery and Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory.  Neridah has been represented in numerous Art Awards including; Gurguis New Art Prize, Hazelhurst Works on Paper, The Glover Prize, The Alice Prize and Adelaide Perry Drawing Prize.   ‘A Secular View’ a solo survey exhibition toured nationally in 2021 and 2022.

In Australia, the only nation that is an island continent, the coastline plays a highly symbolic cultural role. Coast to Coast reveals profoundly different understandings of that space where land and sky meets the sea.

Now into our fourth year, we are thrilled to announce our annual collaborative exhibition series with Country Style Magazine: COAST TO COAST

On view at Michael Reid Murrurundi AND Michael Reid Southern Highlands this March, with all associated events taking place in Berrima.

Come join us to celebrate the opening of Coast To Coast, Saturday 11 March from 3-5pm:
Michael Reid Southern Highlands, Berrima

Featuring:
Julianne Ross Allcorn, Julz Beresford, Yannick Blattner, Carly Le Cerf, Brooke Dalton, Leighton Edwards, Mim Fluhrer, Julie Lucht de Freibruch, Louise Frith, Joanna Gambotto, Anthony Guerrera, Melissa Kenihan, Chantel de Latour, Rosie Kemarre Morton, Anh Nguyen, Mike Staniford, Steve Tyerman, Daisy Kemarre Turner, Lucy Vader, Hannah Van der Wal, Ben Waters, Sally West, Jo White, Dino Wilson, Bo Wong, Nicola Woodcock, Bonita Kemarre Woodman & Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra Yukuwa

See below some images from our 2022 iteration at Michael Reid Murrurundi: ‘The Art of the Garden’

In Australia, the only nation that is an island continent, the coastline plays a highly symbolic cultural role. Coast to Coast reveals profoundly different understandings of that space where land and sky meets the sea.

Now into our fourth year, we are thrilled to announce our annual collaborative exhibition series with Country Style Magazine: COAST TO COAST

On view at Michael Reid Murrurundi AND Michael Reid Southern Highlands this March, with all associated events taking place in Berrima.

Come join us to celebrate the opening of Coast To Coast, Saturday 11 March from 3-5pm:
Michael Reid Southern Highlands, Berrima

Featuring:
Julianne Ross Allcorn, Julz Beresford, Yannick Blattner, Carly Le Cerf, Brooke Dalton, Leighton Edwards, Mim Fluhrer, Julie Lucht de Freibruch, Louise Frith, Joanna Gambotto, Anthony Guerrera, Melissa Kenihan, Chantel de Latour, Rosie Kemarre Morton, Anh Nguyen, Mike Staniford, Steve Tyerman, Daisy Kemarre Turner, Lucy Vader, Hannah Van der Wal, Ben Waters, Sally West, Jo White, Dino Wilson, Bo Wong, Nicola Woodcock, Bonita Kemarre Woodman & Djirrirra Wunuŋmurra Yukuwa

See below some images from our 2022 iteration at Michael Reid Murrurundi: ‘The Art of the Garden’

Michael Reid Southern Highlands is proud to present Painting Now. Berrima is the third and final destination for this touring group exhibition, having first debuted at our Sydney and Art Bar galleries.

Painting Now gathers some of the most exciting new and established voices working with painted form. From Belem Lett‘s masterfully composed abstract works on aluminium, to the small but impactful paintings of Arash Chehelnabi (a recent NAS graduate and a feature artist in NAS’s Sydney Art Fair booth) Painting Now is a rich and impressive grouping.

It is the first time that many of those included have ever been exhibited in the ‘Highlands and regional NSW in general.

Painting Now includes works by Belem Lett, Jedda-Daisy Culley, Chris Dolman, Arash Chehelnabi, Bundit Puangthong, Gavin Lynch, Robert Malherbe, Marc Etherington and Sam Field.

Michael Reid Southern Highlands is proud to present Painting Now. Berrima is the third and final destination for this touring group exhibition, having first debuted at our Sydney and Art Bar galleries.

Painting Now gathers some of the most exciting new and established voices working with painted form. From Belem Lett‘s masterfully composed abstract works on aluminium, to the small but impactful paintings of Arash Chehelnabi (a recent NAS graduate and a feature artist in NAS’s Sydney Art Fair booth) Painting Now is a rich and impressive grouping.

It is the first time that many of those included have ever been exhibited in the ‘Highlands and regional NSW in general.

Painting Now includes works by Belem Lett, Jedda-Daisy Culley, Chris Dolman, Arash Chehelnabi, Bundit Puangthong, Gavin Lynch, Robert Malherbe, Marc Etherington and Sam Field.