Art | Past Exhibitions
The Convent changes the art on display every 8 weeks.
If you are interested in purchasing a piece that is no longer on display… contact us. The Convent can access works of past artists, providing the piece has not sold
Burnished Bowls
Petrus Spronk describes himself, not as a ceramicist or potter, but as a ‘traveller’, who records his journey in clay.
“Each bowl I make represents a discovery, a step along the way. Each bowl also represents a brief pause, a moment of reflection. It tells me where I am on my journey…”
Keren Sis Gardner
Mixed Media.
Graphite, Charcoal, Acrylic paint, Hand cut fabric of flowers, birds & butterflies.
Created/drawn/painted on Fabric
Monty Osewald
“40 years of paintings, drawings & prints”
Opening Sun 28 of April
Closing Monday 26th of May
Showing in entire Upstairs Gallery
Artist Profile
Erdenekhuyag Dashdorj
Unframed Oil paintings on Board
$790 each.
Showing in Lower Hall Gallery
Artist Profile
Barb Faulkner
Acrylic Paintings
Showing in Print Gallery
BADRAL Buyantogtokh
Acrylic paintings
Now showing in the
Upper Hall Gallery
Artist Profile
Zolboo
Actylic Paintings
Showing in Balcony Gallery
with other Mongolian Artists.
Mongolian Art Exhibition
A wonderful selection of work by Mongolian Artists
now showing in the Balcony Gallery
Tugsoyon Sodnom
International Artist
Showing in the Balcony Gallery
with other Mongolian Artists
Barbara Hauser
Barbara’s trademark style is painting with acrylics on printed fabric. The colourful fabric in the background is typically blended into the core subject, adding another an interesting element to the painting. This method of painting on the floor means that she can create a ‘studio’ anywhere in the world
Karren Stoneham
Karren paints with her hands!!
Her paintings are on a round board – portholes of the Surf coast
Michel Canetti
Acrylic paintings
Paris born artist & advertsing illustrator, now living in Melbourne.
His work is polished & classic, yet modern & sassy!
Alison Parkinson
Paintings in the Hall Gallery
Sculptures in the Print Gallery
Acrylic on Canvas & Sculptures
Garth Horsfield
Acrylic paintings
A figurative artist at heart he likes to study the human form, and has a fascination with the power and grace of the trained dancer. He combines a contemporary view with various painting styles in order to provoke social commentary, and thematically often strays into territory of the ‘darkly beautiful’
Sharryn Jenkinson
Oil on canvas… paints with her hands!
Sharryn loves to paint clouds…
“I am a bit obsessed actually. Just when I think I am done with clouds I walk outside and get inspired all over again. I want the viewer to feel like they could step into the canvas, feel the salty breeze of an approaching storm.”
Peter Kirk
Acrylic on Canvas – Peter believes that his success as a painter relies on his love of learning, his personal drive and his curiosity and ability to capture true feelings in his work that connect with the viewer. He has a passion for painting which he describes as a physical pleasure that runs alongside his
desire to represent himself and his ideas. He is unwilling to limit himself to one style, one specific pursuit or one thematic search in order.
Jordan Reed
Acrylics Paintings
Showing from 2nd of Oct to 26th of Nov
Pamela Orola
Working primarily with oil paints, Pamela Orola combines the use of a bold colour palette and slight misappropriation to depict the strong characteristics of one’s personality.
Emma Bahama
Mixed Media Paintings
Ever evolving, her work is inspired by light, shadow, mood. Emma creates nature studies, land and seascapes in textural layers through her intuitive painting process, holding above all the pursuit of beauty.
Liadaan
Oil Paintings & Sculptures
“I consider myself a contemplative painter and I work in the tonal method. The light,
atmosphere, mood and poetry of the subject is what I aim for”.
Stella Clarke
Oil on Canvas
Brian Nash
Acrylics & Pastel
Brian captures the local landscapes with feeling and conviction.
Showing from 8th of Aug to 12th of Oct
Barbara Hauser
Acrylic on Fabric
Yael Susan Rayman
Yael’s works are based on spirituality, colour and a unique modern style. With a degree from Monash in Fine Arts, as well as Film and Television studies at Swinburne, Yael draws inspiration from the Baroque and Rococo periods
Phone +613 5348 3211
info@theconvent.com.au
7 Daly Street Daylesford 3460
Victoria Australia
Thursday to Monday 10am-4pm
(Closed Tuesday & Wednesday)
Gallery admission:
Adult: $10, Concession: $8,
Kids U12: $5, Kids U5: free.
The Convent acknowledges the traditional owners, the Dja Dja Wurrung people, on whose land we meet, share & work.
We pay our respects to their Elders past, present & emerging.