#MrA
Mr A. Got a nose job 😂🙌 I was lucky enough to go and watch Ewen @coatesstudiofoundry do some minor adjustments and learn more about the process of making bronzes! He took off a few sharp edges on the nose and refined it so Mr A. Is looking less sharp ha, but much better.
The next step is to make an edition. If you would like your name down as an expression of interest, send me an email on my website ❤️ Happy New Year!
Robyne Latham’s elegant new bronze coolamon hovering nicely in its new home at Vermont Special School. Thanks to Principal Jane Henderson and staff. Also to Ben Fasham for another professional install.
Robyne Latham
Narrogin WA.
ORCHID
Bronze Sculpture
Commissioned by the Level Crossing Removal Project for Greensborough Station.
Robyne Latham’s bronze sculpture ORCHID is a reflection on the art of interrelatedness.
The complex symbiotic relationship between the Rosella Spider Orchid, (Caladenia Rosella) a native bee and a microscopic fungus, has enabled this delicate orchid to flourish on the lands of the Kulin Nation for over 40,000 years.
ORCHID reveals the interwoven complexity of First Nations’ ways of caring for Country (the land, the animals, the waterways), and for each other.
The Caladenia Rosella is now endangered in Greensborough and the Nillumbik Shire.
Robyne Latham is a Yamatji woman based in Naarm, (Melbourne). Her ceramics, paintings and sculptures are widely collected nationally and internationally.
Emily Floyd’s solo exhibition Chosen by a Cat
Anna Schwartz Gallery 5th April - 25th May
@emilyfloyd0@annaschwartzgallery
Photography by Christian Cappuro
Great to be involved in this project- Tai Snaith’s @taisnaith wonderful ‘Memory Palaces’ @greatvictorianrailtrail between Yarck and Merton.
Photography by @jonathongriggsphoto #artonthegvrt #murrundindishire #discoverindi #victoriahighcountry #taungurungcountry
Paul Smits last work in bronze of Sir Murray Bourchier finally launched over Anzac Day 2022 weekend to great reception at the Queens Gardens in Shepparton. An incredible story of the subject, worth researching. Well done to you Paul. You will be sadly missed. At 34 years old you achieved so much. Could say so much more …
