Linton & Kay Galleries, under the Directorship of Linton Partington and Gary Kay, represent a stable of quality artists including exciting early career artists and mid- and late-career artists from across Australia. The galleries specialise in contemporary two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks, including Aboriginal Art.
With three gallery spaces in the Perth metropolitan area and a fourth space in Margaret River, the galleries are committed to exhibiting quality solo exhibitions and carefully curated group shows. The experienced and knowledgeable staff are always available to assist corporate, private and investment clients.
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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
JO DARVALL – WANDOO
June 5, 2021 - June 26, 2021
5 – 26 JUNE, WEST PERTH. Official Opening 6-8 pm Thursday 10 June. “I selected Eucalyptus Wandoo because of its stunning silky white bark, red leaking sap and gnarly form;
Location: West Perth
FI WILKIE – STILL @ HOME
June 5, 2021 - June 27, 2021
5 – 27 JUNE, MANDOON ESTATE GALLERY “This body of work comes off the back of Lockdown 2020. At the beginning of lock down, full of anxiety, I felt that
Location: Mandoon
BERNARD OLLIS – CROSSROADS
March 30, 2021 - June 30, 2021
CHERUBINO WINES MARGARET RIVER – 30 MARCH – 30 JUNE Bernard Ollis is one of those painters who elude easy categorization. This is at best a mixed blessing, because art
Location: Cherubino Wines Margaret River
FLEUR SCHELL – THE ELEPHANTS IN THE ROOM
June 18, 2021 - July 11, 2021
18 JUNE – 12 JULY Official Opening 6-8pm Thrsday 24 June. “My role as an artist is to interpret the narratives that deeply move us all as we go about
Location: Subiaco
FEATURED ARTIST
PIPPIN DRYSDALE
For 45 years Pippin Drysdale’s ordered studio in Fremantle, Western Australia, has witnessed the creation of exquisite landscapes ‘in the round’, made on her porcelain vessels, marbles or platters, each of which is the result of her endless and focused experimentation with colour, line and shape, applied in her unique fashion to the ceramic sculptures she creates. These sculptures reflect the vast Australian landscape, the remote and grandiose geology of the famous Kimberley or Pilbara regions and tie the land irrevocably to the stories of Australia’s first peoples.
She is widely acclaimed as one of Australia’s foremost ceramic artists with works held in major collections nationally and internationally, and works collected for many years by the Duke of Devonshire for the Chatsworth collection. In 2008 she was named a Master of Australian Craft by the Australia Council for the Arts and in 2015 the West Australian Government conferred on her the Living Treasure Award. Curtin University of Technology awarded her an Honorary Doctorate of the Arts in February 2020.
