Outback Walkabout

Sarah Larsen
Jim Kinch
Tom McAulay

Stockmans Hall of Fame, Longreach
July 30 to September 25,2011



Artist Information.




Sarah Larsen
Mixed media

Born: Nairobi, Kenya
Resides: Central Queensland

Artist Information
Sarah Larsen was born in Nairobi and was educated between Kenya and the UK and then travelled extensively after leaving school before settling in Australia in 1975. She has lived in Central Queensland with her husband on their property for many years and is able to once again focus on her art since their 3 children became adults. The influences of her different life experiences and especially her close understanding of the land are the basis of her vibrant artworks. Sarah paints in many media according to the subject and required effect and has recently incorporated gemstones into her paintings giving a third dimension and realistic definition to her landscapes.

"My art stems from a love and fascination for the colour and feel of the people and the land around me and my place in it. My endeavour is to capture the innate essence and spirit of life, not simply creating a mirror image. Predominantly working on paper and canvas, my favourite medium is mixed media but I will use whatever the subject dictates."

Sarah was awarded a scholarship to attend the Julian Ashton Art School in 1995. She has continued her art studies through workshops with such artists as Andrew Sibley, Tim Storrier, Irene Amos and Judith White in the areas of portraiture, contemporary figure drawing and exploring mixed media. She has also studied at TAFE a computer course (1996), Workplace Trainer (1999) and for a Certificate in Business (1999) all of which have given an even broader base for her teaching skills.
Sarah has also been involved in many group and award exhibitions as well as over 11 solo exhibitions and was selected as an exhibitor in the Biennale Internazionale Dell'Arte Contemporanea, Florence, Italy in 2003. She was also awarded the Callide Coalfields Julian Ashton Art Scholarship in 1994/5 and 1998/9.
Sarah continues to teach art privately and through holding workshops, but also has been Artist-in-Residence in several areas and has maintained a commitment to art within the community assisting in schools programmes, art therapy in a respite centre and even set design and backdrops for the regional theatrical group. She has also been actively involved in Flying Arts, Artworkers Alliance and the Queensland Arts Council ( for which she is currently President in Biloela).

Works can be found in the Banana Shire Council Collection and the Caplec Art Collection, but her paintings have been acquired privately across Australia and overseas and Sarah has completed many private commissions.

Finalist-
Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2007

Solo exhibition-
LandmarX - BrushmarX
Brisbane 2008



2011 -
Outback Walkabout exhibition
Stockmans Hall of Fame
Longreach, Qld.






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Jim Kinch
Painting - Acrylic

Artist Information
Jim Kinch was born in Dundalk, Ireland where he studied with Belfast painter Hugh McCormack and attended the Dundalk Technical College. With a career in design and marketing, he emigrated to Australia in 1973 painting mostly in isolation and developing his strong “Post Impressionist” style. Jim has exhibited in Australia regularly since 1990 and conducts regular workshops with art groups. With many solo exhibitions interstate to his credit, his work has been commissioned by many corporate clients in Australia and overseas. His down to earth approach, variety of subjects, and in particular his action paintings, has resulted in ever increasing popularity.

Commissions are available for any sport or action subject.

2011 -
Outback Walkabout exhibition
Stockmans Hall of Fame
Longreach, Qld.





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Tom McAulay
Oils, Acrylics and Drawing

Born: Innisfail, North Queensland.
Resides: North of Brisbane, Queensland.

Artist Information
Tom McAulay was born in Innisfail in North Queensland. He studied art under both Arthur Evan Read and Andrew Sibley, but it was his own observations of life around him that have inspired most of his work.
His early rural life and later travels around Australia laid the foundations for his portrayal of subjects such as the Outback, vast landscapes and birdlife, characters of the Bush and from the Far North, or country race tracks. Years of Brisbane living brought new material form the suburbs and especially the sports of football, cricket and boxing which started to feature in many paintings. But it is still for his wonderful portrayals of stockyard characters that Tom is probably best known.

Most of the stockmen series are studies in pen and wash or charcoal, but Tom is equally adept at working with oils, acrylics and gouache and has always risen to the challenge of a new medium. His journeying has taken him across many areas of Australia to meet all manner of people and he recalls Kakadu and the Kimberley region with much fondness.

In a career that has spanned nearly 40 years, Tom McAulay has won innumerable awards including Warana Brisbane (1969), Caltex Award Toowoomba (1973) and the Heritage Art Award conducted by the Queensland Historical Society.

In 1990 Tom was commissioned by the then Prime Minister, Bob Hawke, to complete a series of paintings of Australians in sport and in 2000 he was the selected Queensland artist represented in the "Sports in Art" exhibition held in Adelaide.

Tom, like most artists, paints as an expression of feeling about a subject, but he continues to work hard at his chosen profession. He does not seek the limelight, despite hugely successful exhibitions over the years in major galleries in Brisbane, Melbourne, Cairns, Toowoomba, Sydney and Darwin.

His quintessential Australian paintings and drawings are to be found in public and private collections in Australia and worldwide

2010

"Tom McAulay's Outback" exhibition

April
Chinchilla - White Gums Gallery

May
Longreach - Stockmans Hall of Fame

July
Maleny - Art on Cairncross



2011
Outback Walkabout exhibition
Stockmans Hall of Fame
Longreach, Qld.




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"Outback Walkabout" is the latest exhibition from
Art on Cairncross
to be held at the Stockman's Hall of Fame in Longreach.


The exhibition will be held from July 29 to September 25, 2011.



Please use the contact form at the bottom of the page
to contact Art on Cairncross
for prices of the paintings in "Outback Walkabout".







Sarah Larsen



“Turn Left at the Crossroads”
Acrylic on Canvas
62 x 93cm
Sarah Larsen




“Potentiality”
Mixed Media on Canvas
180 x 110cm
Sarah Larsen




“Sandstone Sentinels”
Mixed Media on Canvas
98 x 171cm
Sarah Larsen




“Summer Light on Dry Land”
Mixed Media on Canvas
72 x 103cm
Sarah Larsen




“Dry Scrub”
Mixed Media on Canvas
83 x 83cm
Sarah Larsen




“Opalescent Reflections”
Acrylic on Canvas
95 x 68cm
Sarah Larsen




“Spirit of the Dust”
Mixed Media on Canvas
87 x 68cm
Sarah Larsen




“Swirling Dust ”
Mixed Media on Paper
3 panels 25 x 20cm - 25 x 25cm - 25 x 20cm
Sarah Larsen




“Flood Tide Receding”
Mixed Media on Canvas
69 x 95cm
Sarah Larsen




“Still Waters”
Mixed Media on Canvas
87 x 65cm
Sarah Larsen




“Lake Eyre Rebirth”
Mixed Media and Gemstones on paper
63 x 65cm
Sarah Larsen




“Filling Lake Eyre”
Mixed Media and Gemstones on paper
50 x 40cm
Sarah Larsen




“Dust Haze”
Mixed Media on Paper
3 panels 25 x 20cm - 25 x 25cm - 25 x 20cm
Sarah Larsen


“Spectrum of the Dust II”
Mixed Media on Canvas
6.5cm x 90cm
Sarah Larsen





Jim Kinch



“Pub Crowd”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 80cm
Jim Kinch




“Impromptu Session”
Acrylic on Canvas
70 x 85cm
Jim Kinch




“Oz Pub”
Acrylic on Canvas
68 x 86cm
Jim Kinch




“Bar Mates”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 80cm
Jim Kinch




“Pub Song”
Acrylic on Canvas
50 x 65cm
Jim Kinch




“We'll all be Rooned”
Acrylic on Canvas
62 x 75cm
Jim Kinch




“The Yarn Spinner”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 75cm
Jim Kinch




“Pub News”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 40cm
Jim Kinch




“The Pool Game”
Acrylic on Canvas
55 x 75cm
Jim Kinch




“Afternoon Tea”
Acrylic on Canvas
77 x 57cm
Jim Kinch




“Jockey”
Acrylic on Canvas
90 x 90cm
Jim Kinch




“Stockman Action”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 80cm
Jim Kinch




“Horseman”
Acrylic on Canvas
98 x 72cm
Jim Kinch




“Wild Work”
Acrylic on Canvas
60 x 60cm
Jim Kinch




“Dusty Work”
Acrylic on Canvas
50 x 65cm
Jim Kinch




“Muster Outrider”
Acrylic on Canvas
65 x 50cm
Jim Kinch





Tom McAulay


“Who's Up Next?”
Acrylic on Board
57 x 76cm
Tom McAulay




“Action in the Branding Yards”
Oil on Board
19 x 29cm
Tom McAulay




“The Horsebreaker”
Oil on Board
19 x 29cm
Tom McAulay




“The Runaway Heifer”
Oil on Board
20 x 24cm
Tom McAulay




“The Last of the Greenskins”
Oil on Board
20 x 24cm
Tom McAulay




“The Packhorse”
Oil on Canvas
20 x 25cm
Tom McAulay




“Riding the Edge”
Charcoal
30 x 25cm
Tom McAulay




“The Bronc Horse”
Charcoal
25 x 30cm
Tom McAulay




“Last of the Stragglers”
Charcoal
25 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“The Horsebreakers Mate”
Charcoal
25 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“Race Day, Almaden, N.Q.”
Acrylic on Board
29 x 39cm
Tom McAulay




“The Boundary Riders”
Acrylic on Board
19 x 25cm
Tom McAulay




“Stampede”
Acrylic on Canvas
75 x 102cm
Tom McAulay




“The Working Dog”
Acrylic on Canvas
40 x 50cm
Tom McAulay




“Hard at it”
Oil on Board
20 x 25cm
Tom McAulay




“Ringer with Saddle, Sugarbag Station”
Oil on Board
29 x 19cm>




“Stockman Study II”
Oil on Board
17 x 12cm
Tom McAulay




“Stockman Study I”
Oil on Board
17 x 12cm
Tom McAulay




“To the Saddle Shed”
Sepia
28 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“Watching for Runaways”
Sepia
28 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“Watching the Mob”
Sepia
28 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“Can you beat a Full House?”
Oil on Board
30 x 40cm
Tom McAulay




“One for the Road”
Oil on Board
20 x 25cm
Tom McAulay




“The Whip”
Oil on Board
25 x 20cm
Tom McAulay




“The Breakaway”
Acrylic on Canvas
20 x 60cm
Tom McAulay




“Skirting the Mob”
Acrylic on Board
13 x 45cm
Tom McAulay




“In Partnership”
Charcoal
30 x 20cm approx.
Tom McAulay



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