Timely: still life paintings by Antoinette Tyndall and Kate Nielsen: 20 November

Every person will view still life art through a different lens, some preferring traditional styles and others choosing more contemporary works. Two Australian artists whose work emerges from this field, showcase works that explore contemporary still life in art; a focus on the inner nature of still life art and its differences – the intended play on natural light, the capture of detail, careful composition, both energetic and steady brush technique, and breathtaking colour. Contemporary artists Antoinette Tyndall and Kate Nielsen are reimagining the traditional still life with fresh eyes, maintaining a focus on the everyday objects that inform, inspire and enhance our everyday existence.

Timely: still life paintings by Antoinette Tyndall and Kate Nielsen: 20th November – 12th December

Every person will view still life art through a different lens, some preferring traditional styles and others choosing more contemporary works. Two Australian artists whose work emerges from this field, showcase works that explore contemporary still life in art; a focus on the inner nature of still life art and its differences – the intended play on natural light, the capture of detail, careful composition, both energetic and steady brush technique, and breathtaking colour. Contemporary artists Antoinette Tyndall and Kate Nielsen are reimagining the traditional still life with fresh eyes, maintaining a focus on the everyday objects that inform, inspire and enhance our everyday existence.

Gallery Space

Purple Noon Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on Sydney’s northwest outskirts, at the foot of the Blue Mountains. The gallery supports the work of established artists, whilst also providing a nurturing platform for fresh talent and local art. Gallery director Dr Robyn Williams carefully curates the constantly changing program of exhibitions.