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Amanda Zadow
Amanda Zadow loves lots of things- the ocean, red dirt, Thai food, silent contemplation and dots. The dots Amanda loves are tiny, perfectly round and meticulously placed on canvas. They come together to create breath-taking pieces of art.
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Brendan Buist
Pastel artist Brendan Buist's relief is tangible. His body language is relaxed and his smile appears frequently; and smile he should. Not many artists can boast a sixth successful solo exhibition in which twenty of the twenty-two pieces for sale, sell on the opening night.
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Carol Clitheroe
Carol Clitheroe's artwork is a visual affirmation of Carol's number one passion - the sea. When not painting it she can be found either swimming in it, diving under it or sailing on it. Water plays such a large part in Carol's life that it is hard to imagine her living anywhere but right by it.
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Darrell White
Being photo-realistic and perfectly to scale, White's drawings of ships and bombers are painstakingly detailed. Two of his original pieces were purchased by the National Maritime Museum of Australia and in 2004; he produced his own calendar, which showcased ships such as HMAS Adelaide and HMAS Perth.
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Narelle Keulder
Narelle Keulders paintings display a charmingly awkward perspective and proportion. They characteristically display a strong use of bold primary colour, repetition of pattern and a startling simplicity.
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Paul Holmes
Paul Holme is relatively new to Rockingham, but the talented part-time artist has already been invited to hang his work in local gallery, Tall Poppy's in Safety Bay. His first offering to the gallery consists of a series of gorillas. Rendered in pastel chalk - the essence of each individual creature shines, or in some cases glares, out at you from the wall.
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