STALA CONTEMPORARY Archives

Pictured top: Eric Hynynen 'Canvascape' series, 2021. Top L-R: 'Fuchsia', 'Lilac Field', 'Tangerine Dream'. Bottom L-R: 'Blue Skies', 'Make Lemonade', 'Green is Good'. Each 2021 enamel on canvas 30 x 30cm. Six enamel works designed to look like squares of rumpled canvas, variously coloured red, lilac, orange, turquoise, yellow and kermit green. They are arranged in two rows of three against a white brick background. Somewhere into the rainbow

Reviews

Somewhere into the rainbow

7 December 2021

Spanning the spectrum, ‘Expander-COLOUR’ is a playful exploration of the many moods and tones of colour, discovers Kim Kirkman.

Reviews

A snapshot of the new normal

15 July 2020

STALA CONTEMPORARY’s collection of artistic responses to pandemic-induced isolation is a must-see, writes Belinda Hermawan; not just a snapshot but a call to persevere.

Event

Visual Arts: STALA CONTEMPORARY: ‘Synchronicities’ exhibition – Sue Leeming & Britt Mikkelsen

19 November 2019

13 Nov – 6 Dec @ STALA Contemporary Art Gallery, West Perth · Presented by STALA CONTEMPORARY · WA artists Sue Leeming and Britt Mikkelsen allow …

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Somewhere into the rainbow

A snapshot of the new normal

Visual Arts: STALA CONTEMPORARY: ‘Synchronicities’ exhibition – Sue Leeming & Britt Mikkelsen

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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