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Restyled and bespoke vintage furniture that makes you go "Wow". And other great stuff, all made by Sue Hall in Hobart, Tasmania.

A new exhibition at Shalldesign

Robert Moore is an artist who has been painting in and expressing the Australian landscape since forever. His practice is continually evolving and inspiring and it is an honour to be able to exhibit his work here in the shalldesign studio. Some who know, believe that he could easily be one of Australia's most important contemporary painters.

Robert will be cross when he reads that.

Artist Statement

In 2019 I was asked to produce a series of paintings to install in a new Dementia residence in Grafton NSW.

I chose to paint 40, 30 x 30cm paintings of little birds that lived in the Clarence Valley, NSW, Gumbaynggirr.

Living and working in the bush birds figured largely in my daily studio practice.

I had to learn how to paint birds, and quickly.

My enthusiasm for painting birds continues for this body of work for Shalldesign Hobart.

These paintings are the next step in my bird painting process.

The paintings are about simplifying the composition, hardening the edge and refining the mark to capture the essence/identity of the subject matter.

‘Put a bird on it’ and watch it fly.

Robert Moore

April 2023.

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01 Jacky Winter_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

$750

04 Mistletoe bird_1

04 Mistletoe bird_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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07 Brown Honeyeater, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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10 Rose Robin_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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13 Silvereye_2

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

$750

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16.Mistletoe bird_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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02. Silvereye_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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05 Rose Robin_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

$750

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08 Jenny Wren, 2023

oil and enamel on board

27 x 27cm

SOLD

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11 Superb Fairy-wren_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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14 Eastern Yellow Robin_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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)3 Superb Fairy-wren_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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06 Grey Fantail_1, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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09 Eastern Yellow Robin_1 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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12 Jacky Winter_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

$750

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15 Grey Fantail_2, 2023

oil and enamel on board

30 x 30cm

SOLD

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17 Magpie, 2023

oil and enamel on board

40 x 30cm

$950

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EXHIBITION ENDED,
SOME WORK STILL AVAILABLE

Selvedge

A show of great stuff

made by Sue Hall with fabrics by Robert Moore

 

Friday 21 January 2022 – Saturday 5 February 2022

36-38 Sandy Bay Road

Battery Point 7004

 

Download catalogue here

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A fascinating collaboration between original Mambo artist and renowned Australian painter Robert Moore, and Sue Hall, Tasmanian designer and maker.

In addition to his painting, Robert Moore has produced a considerable body of work in fabric, using techniques such as wax resist, embroidery, digital printing and silk screen. Until he encountered the work of Sue Hall, the works were stored away, undeveloped.

Sue Hall has been a designer and maker of slightly unorthodox restyled furniture, clothing and homewares for many years. She has always had a penchant for unusual fabrics and the stories that accompany them.

The collaboration between these two artists is based on a shared regard for using the beautiful and unusual for maximum impact. Both have a broad range of skills and interests in the art field, and possibly short attention spans, the result of which is a collection of artworks which range from furniture, fabric wall art, clothing and accessories, lampshades and cushions.

 

This is a true collaboration, with Sue responding to the fabrics I send her with her years of skill, creativity and collection of things to cover fabric with. I really like that she is using a first response technique which is totally Sue - it’s like we are trying to impress each other… inspire each other... this relationship is unique and is a time and place event... this won’t happen again because next time it will be too thought about and there will be expectation for it to be what it has already been defined as. We are making it up as we go along.

- Robert Moore

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These fabrics form a significant, stunning body of work in Robert Moore’s career, and Sue Hall has been honoured and inspired by the invitation to respond.

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@robertmoorex

www.robertmoorex.com.au

@shalldesignhobart

www.shalldesign.com.au

CONTACT

36-38 Sandy Bay Rd, Battery Point TAS 7004, Australia

0458 235 689

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