Build Your Art Collection at Spud Lane Gallery

Can't make it in to the gallery? We've curated a selection of artworks in our online stockroom for you.

Keith Looby

1984 Archibald Prize winner Keith Looby, is a true giant of Australian art. Incisive, satirical humour and fearless commentary on the late 20th century.

Tony Twigg

Established artist Tony Twigg is best known for his timber wall-based sculptures. Also known for his multi-disciplinary and film works — one of which featured in the iconic Cannes Film Festival.

Ric Abel

A finalist in the Blake Art Prize and the Archibald’s Salon des Refusés, Ric Abel travels through landscapes, skulls and quasi-cubist subjects. His art is introspective and exploratory, humorous and dark.

Hadyn Wilson

Haydn Wilson is the winner of the Gallipoli Art Prize and Mosman Art Prize, and a finalist in the Archibald, Blake, and Sulman Prizes. His work explores contemporary life within the context of art history, inheritance and society.

Carlos Barrios

A finalist in the Sulman and Blake art Prizes Carlos Barrios' work is populated by people, animals and spirits in a celebration of love, soulfulness and positivity.

Cat Doyle

British-Australian artist Cat Doyle explores themes of loneliness and belonging with a particular interest in counterculture and literary circles.

George Gittoes

Winner of the Sydney Peace Prize, George Gittoes is an anti-war artist and documentary maker. His films have shown at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney) and the Museum of Modern Art (New York).

Mariana del Castillo

Ecuadorian-born Mariana del Castillo is a multidisciplinary contemporary artist. Her site-specific installations have featured at Canberra Glassworks, Southbank Melbourne, and Canberra Museum & Gallery.

Lucinda McDonald

England-born artist Lucinda McDonald's abstract sculptures continually strive to create balanced compositions, through the systematic, playful approach she takes with colour, line and shape.