"Red and White"
Painting | 24x36 in
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"Cafe Scene"
Painting | 22.4x29.5 in
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"Flag 54"
Painting | 29.5x22.4 in
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"Contract"
Painting | 36x24 in
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"Afternoon Nap"
Painting | 23.2x16.5 in
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"Marcoola Beach"
Painting | 22.4x29.5 in
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"Havana"
Painting | 23.2x16.5 in
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"Sorrow"
Painting | 23.2x16.5 in
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"Beach Entrance"
Painting | 29.5x22.4 in
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"Protest Dance"
Painting | 34.7x26.8 in
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"Blues Man"
Painting | 16.5x23.2 in
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"Bass Player"
Painting | 22.1x29.5 in
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The first art lesson I had was at the age of ten in a small gallery in Stafford, Brisbane. It was also the first oil painting I had ever done.
I remember being the only kid in the class and when, after a couple of hours of painting the bush scene from across the road, everyone stopped for a lunch I didn't... I couldn't...
It was the first sign of an addiction that has now lasted for over twenty five years.
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- Groups: Contemporary Australian Artists
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Added Mar 27, 2008
Press release
Starting March 21st until June 1st 2008 Art Gallery at the Town of Seaside is host to the third solo exhibition of local artist and resident Mitchell McIntyre.
Titled "Space Between Positive and Negative" Mitchell's new works set up relationships between positive and negative space that are frequently ambiguous, making us unsure as to weather we are looking at a subject or the space created by the subject due to its placement. This sense of ambiguity is a defining characteristic of his process - in which negatives are rendered as positives and vice verse. Artist will be present in the gallery on Thursday's and Friday's.
Titled "Space Between Positive and Negative" Mitchell's new works set up relationships between positive and negative space that are frequently ambiguous, making us unsure as to weather we are looking at a subject or the space created by the subject due to its placement. This sense of ambiguity is a defining characteristic of his process - in which negatives are rendered as positives and vice verse. Artist will be present in the gallery on Thursday's and Friday's.
Added Jan 1, 2006
Press release
We are proud to announce Art-Band exhibition presenting recent photographs and drawings by two emerging artists from Sunshine Coast Mitchell McIntyre and Robert Burcul.
Uniting two very different artists by the palpable joy of the creative process that their work captures, this show brings together work that should be seen, and be seen now.
From 1st March 2006 at Hyatt Regency Coolum, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Uniting two very different artists by the palpable joy of the creative process that their work captures, this show brings together work that should be seen, and be seen now.
From 1st March 2006 at Hyatt Regency Coolum, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Added Jul 6, 2003
Article
The first art lesson I had was at the age of ten in a small gallery in Stafford, Brisbane. It was also the first oil painting I had ever done.
I remember being the only kid in the class and when, after a couple of hours of painting the bush scene from across the road, everyone stopped for a lunch I didn't... I couldn't...
It was the first sign of an addiction that has now lasted for over twenty five years.
Added Jul 6, 2003
Article
The emotion I try to evoke in my work is that of sedate anticipation. I guess that is also my attitude when I work. There is a meditative
feeling that washes over me and mixed with a journey of unknown destination, manifests like a fantastic recipe for a creation.
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