Near and Far - An exhibition of paintings by Corinne Loxton

11 am - 3 pm
Everglades House and Gardens Gallery
37 Everglades Avenue, Leura NSW 2780
Leura
Near and Far is a solo exhibition of new landscape paintings by Blue Mountains artist Corinne Loxton, presented at the National Trust's Everglades Gallery in Leura. Inspired by the reflections, light and changing atmosphere of the Australian landscape, the exhibition explores the shifting relationship between observation, memory and place. Visitors are also invited to attend the artist talk, The Meaning of Marks, on Saturday 12 September at 11 am, where Corinne will discuss her painting process and the expressive language of paint.
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