Debra Porch

Included in 'Momentum: 18th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial', Porch's recent work has focused on the ways that absence and presence operate simultaneously in the transitions that occur from the past to the present. 'My eiffels' is a reflection on the everyday experiences re-called now as monumental through the duration or momentum of time to bridge the visible or invisible within one's history.

Elizabeth Wadsworth

Influenced by her experience and interaction with the underwater world Wadsworth focuses her own understanding of the ocean onto the canvases. Colour is evocative, engendering a rhythm that pulses through the exhibition whilst the texture she creates generates intrigue and draws the viewer closer. There is a rich sense of movement and fluidity across these paintings – created in part by Wadsworth’s practice of working on many canvases at one time and also her love for any aquatic activity, which all comes together to ignite an energy that echoes through the studio in which her works hang.

Tony Smibert

Tony Smibert's "One Artist...Three Voices" solo exhibition opened 23rd September with great reviews. It is exciting exhibiting the works of an artist with established cross cultural qualifications. The art of Tony Smibert is often described as a synthesis of East and West. Three voices, traditional, abstract, minimal, Smibert's exhibition includes single paintings and collections. His dynamic works in watercolour and acrylics are painted with the authority of a true master. Corporate commissions arranged.

Monica Tichacek

The images by Monika Tichacek are stills, taken from her video performance that explores issues of celebrity, physical perfection, cosmetic surgery and the pursuit of beauty. While on a residency in New York, Tichacek met the glamour celebrity Amanda Lepore who is best known for her complete physical remodelling via plastic surgery.

Michaye Boulter

Jean Isherwood

For sale: $6,500 from the Artarmon Galleries. Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday 10-5, Saturday 11-3

Evan Demas

Evan Demas has a strongly material practice that explores the tension between intuitive and rational processes. Bodily interaction is contrasted with industrially processed materials. The created textures, folds, shadows, lines, creases and voids result in highly expressive and dramatic works where the intention is to allude to a liminal or transmutative state, in which there can be no definitive patterns in natural or cultural systems, only presumptions in an orderly chaos.

Valerie Sparks

Inkjet print on Paper with optional white border 100cm x 600cm

Greer Honeywill

Hand cut aluminum, laser cut mild steel, powder coating Edition 1 of 3 24 x 60 x 40cm

Paddy Lewis Japanangka

'Untitled' Acrylic on Linen 182cm x 305cm