Location: Exhibition Hall (4)

FRI 2nd May | 9:00am ~ 5:00pm
SAT 3rd May | 9:00am ~ 9:00pm
SUN 4th May | 9:00am ~ 5:00 pm

Cost: Free Admission | Open to Public


WINDOWS

A window may be a transparent panel allowing views out of an enclosed space or permitting views into a space from the outside. Beyond this literal meaning, a window can also serve as a metaphor - an opportunity to see into an aspect of history, science, literature, or culture. It many also represent a moment in time when an event has occurred or will occur. In this exhibition, three artists explore the concept of 'windows' in their creative work, each offering unique perspectives on cities, landscapes, and cultures. It may also represent a moment in time when an event has occurred or will occur.

We are delighted to welcome and thank three exceptional artists for their contributions to Windows, each bringing their unique perspective and artistic mastery to the exhibition.

TONY WALKER
Tony Walker’s intricate fountain pen drawings, watercolours, and acrylics capture the essence of landscapes, cityscapes, and figurative subjects with remarkable depth and character. His ability to interpret both urban and remote environments offers viewers a compelling journey through places near and far.

STEPHANIE OUTRIDGE FIELD
Stephanie Outridge Field’s work reflects a deep engagement with history, materials, and the human experience. Through her striking black-and-white clay and pigment pieces in Windows, she explores themes of transition and observation, inviting audiences to see the world through a lens of transformation.

PENELOPE GILBERT-NG
With a distinguished career as an award-winning artist and tutor, Penelope Gilbert-Ng brings a refined sensitivity to light, shadow, and atmosphere in her work. Her contributions to Windows highlight the beauty of local subjects, capturing fleeting moments with depth and vibrancy.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to these artists for sharing their vision and talent, enriching the exhibition with their inspiring works.