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Scott Breton

25 September - 13 October

Brisbane-based figurative artist Scott Breton combines classical training with a uniquely contemporary vision to explore the living presence of figure, form and space in his work. With a practice informed by deep study of traditional drawing, painting and sculptural media, Breton’s compositions often convey a sense of aliveness and psychological depth, where gesture and structure meet imagination and atmosphere. A recipient of Australia’s prestigious A.M.E. Bale Travelling Scholarship, his work bridges the enduring principles of representational art with fresh insights into the human experience. Breton’s upcoming exhibition offers a new chapter in his ongoing investigation of form, psyche and the poetic potential of the painted surface.

Scott McDougall | Latrobe Art Space

7th - 24th October

With a career spanning over four decades, Scott McDougall has built a distinguished practice grounded in close observation and technical refinement. Based in Queensland and inspired by extensive travels, his paintings capture intimate moments of place and daily life. Widely exhibited and collected in Australia and internationally, McDougall is also an accomplished art educator and consultant.

This mini show presents a fresh selection of his brand new works.

Bronwyn Hill

16 October - 10 November

Bronwyn Hill’s practice is rooted in a poetic interplay between portraiture, still life and quiet introspection. Known for her luminous, photoreal oil paintings, Hill explores moments of solitude, contemplation and inner life through subtle colour, refined surfaces and an attentive use of light and shadow. Her work often blurs the boundaries between figure and object, presenting isolated forms that invite reflection on presence, absence and the narratives we carry within us. With a substantial exhibition history and numerous awards and prizes to her name, Hill continues to extend the expressive possibilities of representational painting.

Lisa Christensen

13 November - 15 December

Lisa Christensen’s richly detailed still-life paintings spring from a deep fascination with colour, form and the poetic resonance of humble everyday objects. Rooted in a love for traditional still-life and informed by the evocative legacies of Dutch and Spanish 17th-century painting, her work often conjures something otherworldly from domestic subjects, suggesting themes of impermanence, presence and quiet contemplation. With a thoughtful approach to detail, Christensen continues to explore how simple forms carry rich emotional and visual depth.