Congratulations to KAB Gallery artist, Jacki Fewtrell-Gobert, announced as a finalist of the 67th Blake Prize. A contemporary art prize that addresses ideas related to religion, spirituality and/or belief, finalists of this prestigious prize are incredibly thought provoking and not restricted to any specific faith…
A recent arrival at KAB Gallery Terrigal – ‘Lost’ by Penelope Oates – is a captivating and evocative work. There is, however, more to explore than first meets the eye, the work holding a great deal of historical allusion. The mixed media on board piece subtly…
Pete Rush is an Australian artist famed for his site-specific sculptures. Working with naturally sourced local materials, Pete Rush creates larger than life sculptures which reflect their location and comment on broader topics such as mental health, history, environmental wellbeing and community themes. His first site-specific…
Sally West is a contemporary Australian artist whose work is widely coveted and I am very excited to release this new catalogue of works from the Beach Series. 2-4 Ft SSE – Beach North Bondi (26.8.20) – Plein Air Her application of the paint is…
The Gosford Art Prize is the premier art prize of the Central Coast region, with local and national artists engaging in the competition. The exhibition of finalists showcases art by artists from across the nation competing for over $25,000 in prizes. Prizes First Prize – $15,000…
A collection of new works have arrived at our Pymble art gallery in time for the Spring catalogue. These works vary in style, media, and subject, but green is definitely a common link. Whether it’s a green accent in the background, lime highlights making a piece pop or…
A fresh new series of traditionally sized 9×5 inch en plein air works by Sally West have arrived at KAB Gallery. Inspiration has been drawn from the history and experiences of some of Australia’s best landscape artists. The paintings are full of light, beautiful texture and…
Owning original artworks has become more accessible and affordable in recent years, and it’s no longer just reserved for gallery owners and specialist collectors. More people are starting their own art collection on a budget and creating their own personal art collections at home as a…
Pop-art is a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century, artists were inspired by and incorporated commonplace objects such as comic strips, soup cans, newspapers, celebrities and more into their art. The theory behind the movement was based on the idea that art can and…
Balancing the Grind with Kerry-Anne Blanket, Director & Curator at KAB Gallery. Balance the Grind is a work-life balance publication built on conversations, ideas and community. They’re on a mission to showcase healthy work-life balance through interesting stories from people all over the world, in…
A stunning new arrival to KAB Gallery Sydney, “The Shortcut” by Sally West has quickly attracted the attention of many viewers that enter the gallery. Excited to welcome to piece to our walls, we have been loving the positive reception the work has gathered, as…
Whether it is turning up to court under the filter of a cat or changing your Zoom background to Danny DeVito, we have undoubtedly seen some interesting and at times hilarious technological mishaps, as much of our lives moves into the virtual sphere. Suddenly,…
KAB Gallery’s collection has recently doubled in size with the opening of a second gallery at Sydney. Myself and the KAB Gallery Team are excited to welcome many new artists to the KAB stable and to exhibit even more art by our existing artists. As Covid-19 restrictions have…
Upon entering KAB Gallery Pymble, there are many beautiful pieces of art that catch one’s eye. However there is one work in particular that has just been delivered that is quickly becoming a topic of conversation amongst visitors of our Sydney space. The work is…
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