CURRENTLY...

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
TERRITORY WILDLIFE PARK

Berry Springs via Darwin

 July - October 2011

 

MOST RECENT EXHIBITION

FRAMED GALLERY

Stuart Park  DARWIN

Shadows & Reflections

6-30 May 2011

Exhibition 5 May 2011 FRAMED GALLERY Timeless - detail Pigs - detail Pigs - detail Vine thicket Vine thicket Rock shelter Rock Shelter

Northern Territory Artist, Alison Worsnop

Welcome to my virtual gallery. I invite you to share and enjoy some of my paintings. If you would like to inquire about a commission or to buy a painting, please do contact me or Framed Gallery, Darwin.

I paint the landscapes and nature around me. My media are watercolour, pastel and sometimes oil and mixed media.  My style is eclectic and continuously changing to reflect different seasons, subjects, moods and feelings.  Read more

Marsupial Lion

RECENT WORKS

Tropical Garden II (Memories of Melanesia)

Turkey Bush time

Turkey Bush Time

Acrylic and collage on canvas 122 x 55cm

Shadows - Marsupial Lion

Shadows - Marsupial Lion

Acrylic and collage on canvas 122cm x 55cm

Link to Gallery - Territory Wildlife Park

Gallery 1 - Territory Wildlife Park

I have been one of the artists in residence at the Territory Wildlife Park - 'proudly sponsored by the NT Government' This gallery contains some of my plein-air works created during this residency.
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Link to Gallery 1 - Reflections & Shadows

Gallery 2 - Shadows & Reflections

Acrylic and mono-printed tissue collages - moods, landscapes and metaphoric animals> View the gallery

Dromornithids

Gallery 3 - Threatened Species

Some of my entries for the Northern Territory Threatened Species Network annual art show:
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Link to Gallery - A Sense of Place

Gallery 4 - A Sense of Place

I used to think of Landforms as eternal, or changing infinitesimally on a geological timescale. But here, the changes were rapid and catastrophic.
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Sandbar in the Creek

Gallery 5 - The Creek

Ever since we cleared out the prickly, invasion of Mimosa pigra and saw the first monsoon flood of ‘our creek’ this has been a special, almost magical place, continuously changing.
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Link to Gallery - Butterflies

Gallery 6 - Butterflies

I contributed to the Solomon Islands Government collection at Dodo Creek when I lived in Honiara, I understand that unfortunately the collection was destroyed in the troubles. Some, including a few specimens of 'my butterfly' had been sent to the British Museum.
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Link to Gallery - Traditional Watercolours

Gallery 7 - Watercolours

Traditional transparent watercolours > View the gallery

VRD R&B

Gallery 8 - Border Country

Pastel paintings inspired by the Victoria River District and the border country of Northern Territory and Western Australia

Sinking

Gallery 9 - Abstract

Abstract paintings in various media

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