Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Garawan Wanambi to our represented artists!
Born in 1965, Garawan Wanambi belongs to Marrakulu clan and works out of the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Centre in Northern Arhem Land.
After his father’s death in 1973, … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Sam Gold to our represented artists!
Sam Gold is a South Australian artist living and working on Kaurna Yerta (the Adelaide Plains). Gold turned their hand to ceramics in earnest in 2018, bringing … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Bridie Gillman to our represented artists!
Informed by ideas of place, and the ways in which experiences and memories shape personal perspective of a site, Bridie Gillman expresses these observations in paint using … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Clara Adolphs to our represented artists!
Referencing abandoned photographs, Clara Adolphs works explore the notion of time and memory. She is fascinated by the question of what remains after a moment has passed. … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Kate Just to our represented artists!
Kate Just is an established artist who works with sculpture, installation, neon, textiles and photography to produce art works that promote feminist representations of the body and … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Julia Robinson to our represented artists!
Julia Robinson is a South Australian visual artist whose work reflects an interest in religion, the afterlife, death, and how humans address these concerns through ritual. Drawing … Continued
Hugo Michell Gallery welcomes the addition of Paul Yore to our represented artists!
Paul Yore completed his studies in painting, archaeology, and anthropology at Monash University in 2010, and has since taken up full-time work as an art practitioner. His … Continued