KAREN MILLS: THE ALLUVIAL PLAIN
Karen Mills: The Alluvial Plain - Art Collector
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| Karen Mills, Alluvial Plain: Graphite gray, white & black, 2014. Natural pigments and PVA fixative on linen, 122 x 137cm. Courtesy: the artist and Alcaston Gallery, Melbourne | ||||
| Alcaston Gallery presents important new paintings by Karen Mills. The new body of paintings forms part of an ongoing series by Karen Mills that began with a bush trip in 2013, assisted by Waringarri Arts, WA in which the artist accompanied Kittey Malarvie to visit her country at Sturt Creek Station. The ethereal paintings illustrate the artist's observations of this landscape, and the rich history of Indigenous culture pre-colonisation, often hidden beneath layers of sediment formed over thousands of years. The use of clay adds a provocative dimension to Mills’ paintings. | ||||
| Exhibition opens: 2pm Saturday 15 November 2014 | ||||
| Exhibition closes: 28 November 2014 | ||||
| Location: Alcaston Gallery, 11 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065 | ||||
| Contact: 03 9418 6444 | ||||
| Email: art@alcastongallery.com.au | ||||
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