Congratulations to James Dodd, who has been selected as a finalist in the Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize!
The Bayside Acquisitive Art Prize (BAAP) is an annual prize and exhibition that aims to increase opportunities for participation in Bayside’s arts and … Continued
William Mackinnon has produced a new short film titled Psychological Landscapes. “Each painting creates a bridge to the next one. There are no shortcuts or mistakes, it’s layers upon layers until the painting forms.” In this new short, Mackinnon … Continued
William Mackinnon will present a solo exhibition, The World is as You Are, at Hamilton Gallery in Victoria.
Hamilton Art Gallery was established in 1961 and is situated in the city-centre of Hamilton, Western Victoria. It is a perfect … Continued
You are invited to the first exhibition opening at Hugo Michell Gallery for 2016, for William Mackinnon’s ‘Internal Weather’, and Toby Pola’s ‘Uniform Choice’.
William Mackinnon presents ‘Internal Weather’, a series of new paintings examining abiding themes of home, coastal … Continued
Congratulations to Richard Lewer, winner of the 2015 Albany Art Prize! This prestigious national painting prize is an acquisitive prize for $25,000, including a studio residency. The winning work, Untitled from the Mostly Sunny series, was presented by Hugo Michell … Continued
“William Mackinnon’s landscape paintings portray the Australian terrain and the road laid upon it with ebullience, wonder, whispers—and even terror. The artist makes paintings you can almost inhabit. His visions of the rural parcels around Melbourne capture the vastness of … Continued
Congratulations to Ildiko Kovacs on winning the 2015 Bulgari Art Award!
Ildiko is the fourth winner of the Bulgari Art Award, one of the most prestigious art awards in Australia.
The $80,000 award includes the acquisition of one of Ildiko’s … Continued
We are so excited to announce that William Mackinnon has joined Hugo Michell Gallery as a represented artist!
William’s landscape paintings sit at the intersection between reality and imagination and convey a powerful sense of place and mood. William showed … Continued