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HomeEntertainmentExplorations of key moments at the Pomona Gallery in September

Explorations of key moments at the Pomona Gallery in September

Artist Jennie Rutz is showing two collections of her evocative and illustrative acrylic paintings at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery from 26 August.

In Secure is a collection of seven paintings that explore levels of attachment and detachment in romantic relationships.

Sharing the same artspace, Fresh Crop is an assemblage of six paintings of a woman in a lemon orchard, creating one thought-provoking work.

See Jennie Rutz’s exhibitions in the Banana Shed until 27 September.

Also at the gallery from 2 September, Noosa artists Kym Henkee-Poole and Julie Dare present Big Magic, an exhibition of vibrant, contemporary paintings.

The artists say the name of the exhibition was inspired by a book of the same title by Elizabeth Gilbert.

“Many tenets of the book resonated with us both,” Kym and Julie said.

“It’s about the inspiration that comes and goes and an artist’s journey.“

Kym has successfully exhibited and sold her work as part of the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail over the past two years and both Kym and Julie have had sales and commissions through gallery exhibitions.

Big Magic formally opens at 11am on Saturday 2 September and runs until 4 October.

Pomona Railway Station Gallery is at 10 Station Street Pomona, open 10am-4pm Tuesday to Friday and 10am to 2pm Saturday and Sunday.

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