Peter Watts’ paintings serve as nuanced interpretations of the intricate combinations of shades, movements, and temporal shifts inherent in the elevated terrains.
The Sun’s Silent Rise
$16,800 Acrylic on Belgian linen in a black inset frame, 185 x 170cm #woollahragallery #peterwattsart #australianlandscapepainting #landscapepaintings #art2muse #australianart
Peter Watts
Exhibition Tempest’s Light at Art2Muse Gallery 6 – 19 May 2025
Peter Watts stands as a distinguished landscape artist, gaining acclaim as a finalist in the 2021, 2022 and 2024 prestigious Glover Prize. Renowned for his adept portrayal of ephemeral moments, he expertly captures the interplay of light and shadow in the expansive skies and rural settings of Southern Australia.
“I aim to fill my paintings and drawings with the energy that I have absorbed from my favourite places along the NSW coast. Thinking about regeneration and cycles of life, 50 years on this planet, looking, contemplating, drawing and painting, to try to understand it through an artist’s eye.”
Tannya Harricks
St Columba Falls 1. 2023
$3,000 Oil and charcoal on linen in a black oak frame, 66 x 71cm
Paddington Art Prize Finalist 2023
Benjamin Shine has won a number of awards including the Red Dot Design Award, The Enterprising Young Brit Award, The Arts and Entertainment Export Award in Australia and in 2017 he was listed as one of the 500 people shaping the fashion industry by the Business of Fashion. Videos of his work have amassed over 250 million views via publications including New York Magazine and The Huffington Post.
Pause Series Flow No.3
$16,000 Tulle bonded to canvas, framed in a satin shadow box with plexiglass, 70 x 50cm
“For me, my work is a journey, ever evolving with continuous growth. Recently I started exploring more loose, abstract pieces with more gold leaf applied and I am loving painting them and loving how they are turning out.
My exhibition will have these abstracts on show and also some of my favourites from my other series. My hope is that my work will trigger a memory or a personal experience for the viewer. “
Joan Blond
Exhibition Endless Horizons & Timeless Landscapes at Art2Muse Gallery until Monday 5 May 2025
#joanblond #joanblondart #art2muse #woollahrasydney #australianart #sydneygallery
Final Instant Artwork Write-Off
The 2025 Federal Budget has brought to an end the decade-long ability of eligible small businesses to claim artwork purchases up to $20,000 as a 100% tax write-off.
The relief, first introduced on 12 May 2015 as part of the Small Business Measures legislation, will cease on 30 June 2025.
Federal Budget 2025-26: instant artwork write-off to end on 30 June 2025.
The latest budget removes the ability to write off some artwork purchases from the end of this financial year. Check with your accountant.
Peter Watts
The Valley Track
$14,800 Acrylic on Belgian linen in a black inset frame, 185 x 139cm
