Inaugural Group Curation

Discover inspiring artworks from prominent and emerging artists, including Keith Looby, Tony Twigg, George Gittoes, Ric Abel, and Cat Doyle.

Our inaugural Annexe curation showcases some of our favourite exhibitors and includes paintings and timber-based constructions. With a grand mix of artists now on show, we look forward to giving our clients more enjoyment with their creative choices when visiting the two galleries.

SHOWING:
Saturday 10 June - Sunday 9 July
Spud Lane Annexe Gallery, Shop 6/91 Hoddle Street, Robertson NSW 2577
Friday to Sunday, 10am–4pm, and by appointment

OFFICIAL LAUNCH:
Friday 9 June, 6pm

ABOUT THE ARTISTS:

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.

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).

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.

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

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Find Spud Lane Annexe opposite the Big Potato in Robertson, across the road from our main gallery at the rear of the Highlands Hive building. We're a stunning 30-minute scenic drive from Bowral, Mittagong, Exeter, Berrima and the rest of the Southern Highlands; 2 hours from Sydney and Canberra; and a verdant rainforest mountain trip from Wollongong and the Shoalhaven. Get driving directions and a local map