We're really looking forward to another fantastic exhibition at our gallery in Sussex Street. We have selected the wonderful work of Rebecca Pierce to showcase our newest gallery. Her work is collected by so many people, with great reason. This exhibition is entitled Happy Thoughts and is about beautiful places and positive feelings.

Be sure to come along tonight or over the next 10 days for an opportunity to meet the artist and acquire an artwork very worthy of collection for it's unique beauty. We will be posting the majority of these works online, once the exhibition has opened.

Rebecca Pierce, Happy thoughts.
Wednesday November 12th until November 23rd.
149 Sussex Street, Sydney 2000. 

Robert Fisher, A long way from William Creek - Nov 11 - 18

Robert Fisher - A long way from William Creek exhibition kicked off with a wonderful opening night. There were literally people pushing past ladders and lights while we were still setting up to get first selection of these fantastic paintings. Robert had a great deal on insight about his pieces for those lucky enough to have a chat with him. We also screened footage of his many flights and painting expeditions to William Creek and beyond.

The works are now online. Click here to view them.

Tonight (Tuesday November 11) sees the opening of A long way from William Creek. A new exhibition of paintings by Robert Fisher. The exhibition will be on at 17 Bligh Street, Sydney from 6pm tonight and will run for 8 days.

Rebecca Pierce, Happy Thoughts - Nov 12 - 23

Tomorrow night (Wednesday November 12) we will launch a new solo exhibition of works by Rebecca Pierce at our Sussex Street Gallery. The official opening of the Rebecca Pierce exhibition is at 6pm and the exhibition will run until the 23rd of November. If you're located in the city, come along and see these uplifting works by Rebecca.

There's a lot going on at Wentworth Galleries in the upcoming month starting with an exhibtion of new works by Nada. The exhibition will include 36 new pieces highlighting her distinctive, energetic style. Showcasing the vibrant colours of Sydney's beaches, harbour and flora, this show looks like an early start to summer.

The Nada exhibition opens this Thursday 30th October from 6pm and will run for 10 days.

Also coming on November 10th at our Bligh Street Gallery is an exhibition by The Painterman of William Creek - Robert Fisher and then a 10 day show of John Wilson's superb traditional landscape works.

In 2 weeks time, our gallery at 149 Sussex Street will be showing new works by Rebecca Pierce.

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A return to vibrant colour is on the cards and Peter Coads' masterful works are evidence to the fact. This striking exhibition is everything we hoped it would be and as expected, was indeed worth the wait. The exhibition opening was a wonderful night and these new works were greatly appreciated by Peters' many seasoned collectors along with newcomers to his work.

All the works are now available to view online and to purchase. As always (even more so with these works), a computer display simply doesn't do them justice. If you have some time and are in Sydney, I'd strongly urge you to come in to our Gallery at 17 Bligh Street.

On Tuesday the 21st of October we will be opening a new exhibition of paintings by the remarkable Peter Coad.

The aptly titled Ancient Landscapes exhibition includes paintings from his travels to the Flinders Ranges, Coorong, Lake Eyre, the Kimberley, Daintree, and Grampians along with Kakadu, Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and the East MacDonald Ranges. With a painting itinerary like that extending for over a year, it's no wonder his work has been difficult to get. This collection by Peter Coad has been a long time in the making and is sure to be a standout in his stellar career that so far totals more than 50 solo exhibitions.

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