Papercut: Hazelhurst Art on Paper Prize 2015
UncategorizedsusannahesmithArt on Paper Prize, Australian art, Catherine O'Donnell, contemporary, Harriet Body, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery, Indigo O'Rourke, Jennifer Keeler-Milne, Laura Stark, Lisa Sammut, Sydney art, Sydney Artists, Teo Treloar, Works on paper
Pangaea: Merging Worlds at the Saatchi Gallery
UncategorizedsusannahesmithAfrican art, Antonio Malta Campos, Christian Rosa, Demoiselles de Porto-Novo, Latin American art, Leonce Raphael Agbodielou, london art exhibitions 2014, London art gallery, Pangaea, Rafael Gomezbarros, saatchi gallery
A Visit to 'The Cornershop'
UncategorizedsusannahesmithBethnal Green, Cornershop, Craft, exhibition, Felt, Fun things to do in London, Installation art, London, Lucy Sparrow, Quirky exhibition, Weird London galleries
Botticelli's Trinity Altarpiece at the Courtauld Gallery
UncategorizedsusannahesmithCourtauld Gallery1494, altarpiece, Botticelli, Courtauld Gallery, John the Baptist, Mary Magdalene, penitence, Tobias and Raphael, Trinity with Saints, Angel, Raphael
Veronese at the National Gallery, London
Down in the Crypt
UncategorizedsusannahesmithAlexandra Pace, Andy Flett, caryatid, Courtauldian, Crypt Gallery London, Euston Road, Fun things to do in London, Jing Hu, Kings Cross, Live Your Dreams!, London Blitz, Mona Choo, St- Pancras, St- Pancras Church, Stephane Verlet-Bottero, Teresa Braula Reis, Weird London galleries
Rubens' Oil Sketches in the Courtauld Gallery
UncategorizedsusannahesmithAntwerp, Baroque, Courtauld Gallery, Esther before Ahasuerus, Jesuit Church, London, oil sketch, perspective, Rubens, Solomon receiving the queen of sheba, St Charles Borromeo
Up the Wall...
UncategorizedsusannahesmithArt Everywhere, Banksy, Courtauld Institute of Art, East Wing Biennale Courtauld, installation, London, Lucien Freud, Notting Hill, Pablo Delgado, Portobello, Regina Silveira, Street Art
Not Just for Geeks
UncategorizedsusannahesmithAlice in Wonderland, Beryl the Peril, Cartoon Museum, Charlie Schultz, David Lloyd, Dennis the Menace, Fun things to do in London, George Cruikshank, Harriet Fish, Heneage Library, James Gillray, John Harrold, John Tenniel, Lewis Carroll, Little RusselL Street, Near the British Museum, Punch Magazine, R- S- Sheriff, Ralph Steadman, Roland Searle, Rupert Bear, Snoopy, V for Vendetta, White Rabbit, William Heath Robinson
Heightened Senses at Dennis Severs' House
Australian Visitors: 'Australia' at the Royal Academy of Arts, London
UncategorizedsusannahesmithA Breakaway, A Holiday at Mentone, Adrain Feint, AGNSW, Albert Namatjira, Albert Tucker, Art Gallery of NSW, Arthur Boyd, Arthur Streeton, Australia, Australia exhibition, Australian art, Australian silver, Bea Maddock, Brett Whiteley, Charles Condor, Charles Meere, Clarice Beckett, Cloud Atlas (Fitzroy 1:23), Danie Mellor, Daniel Crooks, Doreen Reid Nakamarra, Dorothy Napangardi, Dorrit Black, Elisabeth Cummings, Emily Kam Kngwarray, Eric Thake, Ethel Carrick, Eugene von Guerard, fernmania, Fiona Hall, Fire's on, Fred Williams, Frederick McCubbin, Grace Cossington Smith, Hans Heysen, Henry Steiner, Horace Trenerry, Howard Arkley, Ian Fairweather, Imants Tillers, Isaac Whitehead, Jeffrey Smart, Jessie Traill, John Beard, John Glover, John Lewin, John Olsen, Julius Schomburgk, Lloyd Rees, Margaret Preston, Martumili Artists, Max Dupain, National Gallery of Australia, Ned Kelly, Nicholas Caire, Papunya, Pintupi Women, RA, Ron Radford, Rosalie Gascoigne, Royal Academy of the Arts London, Russell Drysdale, Shaun Gladwell, Sidney Nolan, Silversmith, Sydney Sun, Terra Spiritus, Tom Roberts, William Robinson, William Westall
Windows to the Street: the Elizabeth Street Gallery Project
Australian art, photography, UncategorizedsusannahesmithAndrew Quilty, Clover Moore, Dean Sewell, Elizabeth Street Gallery Project, George Voulgaropoulos, Guerrilla Art, James Alcock, James Brickwood, Nick Walker, oculi, Street Art
Women's Work: the Women of 'Sydney Moderns'
Let Me Lead You Up the Garden Path...
