The Olley Shop
The Olley Shop is now open at LRG
The Olley Shop; a place of unique and interesting, strange and bizarre creative objects.
We will stock only works by designers and artists of, and from, the Northern Rivers.
The Olley Shop stocks amazing things and creative stuff; both functional and not.
Works by John Walters, Robyn Whyteand Helen Simpson are currently in stock at The Olley Shop.
The Olley Shop archive;
Click here to view the work of Kate Maurice.
Click here to view the work of Jules Hunt.
Click here to view the work of Carolyn Daniell.
Publications
Double Love Knot Exhibition Catalogue
Patricia Piccinini Exhibition catalogue
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Publications
Margaret Olley Interiors and Still Lifes is 76 page colour catalogue spans significant periods of Margaret's work with images of 21 paintings from public and private collections.
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The Margaret Olley Interiors and Still Lifes Foreword
Margaret Olley's paintings are rich with an inherent quality of sentiment and beauty. Her paintings are alive with colour, motion and a sense of the artist. Alluring and magnetic they captivate the viewer, from her house at Farndon to the Yellow Room at Duxford Street, Margaret draws on her immediate inspiration, her home.
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Ian Fairweather Publication
Ian Fairweather, An Artist of the 21st Century includes paintings by Ian Fairweather, essays by Dr Rex Butler and Peter Holbrook, photographs of the artist on Bribie Island by Robert Walker, the moving image work by Michael Stevenson and an interview with Fairweathers neices from 1975.
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Angus McDonald Catalogue
The 32 page colour catalogue for the Angus McDonald Selected paintings 2001 – 2006 exhibition includes a forward by Steven Alderton, Director of Lismore Regional Gallery and a catalogue essay by Jacqueline Millner, art writer and lecturer at the University of Western Sydney.
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Angus McDonald Selected Paintings 2001 - 2006
Angus McDonald Selected Paintings 2001 - 2006 is a 32 page colour catalogue. It includes a forward by Steven Alderton, Director of Lismore Regional Gallery and a catalogue essay by Jacqueline Millner, art writer and lecturer at the University of Western Sydney.
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