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Australian Women ArtistsWendy Sharpe AMAustralian Women ArtistsThe podcastEpisode 12 Wendy Sharpe AMThere can be no dispute that Wendy Sharpe is one of Australia’s most acclaimed artists. She is known for her strong figurative paintings, her use of narrative and a sensuous use of paint. (For my benefit – and maybe others as well - figurative art, according to the Tate Gallery in London, describes any form of modern art that retains strong references to the real world and particularly to the human figure.)Wendy’s accolades and awards are inc...2025-04-221h 00.jpeg)
Talking with PaintersInspiration from the archives | The Flow StatePodcast guests talk with me about the flow state!
See below for timestamps and links to each guest’s full podcast interview and video
3:39 Julie Nicholson and Fiona Verity – Podcast | Instagram video
6:40 Ann Thomson – Podcast | YouTube
7:54 Joshua Yeldham – Podcast | YouTube
10:15 Antonia Perricone Mrljak – Podcast | YouTube
11:25 Wendy Sharpe – Podcast | YouTube
12:51 Lewis Miller – Podcast | YouTube
13:50 Aida Tomescu – Podcast | YouTube
16:30 David Griggs – Podcast | YouTube
17:27 Idris Murphy – Podcast | YouTube
18:40 Kathrin Longhurst – Podcast | YouTube
20:50 Anthony White – Podcast | YouTube (coming soon)
22:07 Bernard Olli...2024-01-2334 minTalking with PaintersInspiration from the Archives | Colour (Part 2)More inspiration from the archives!
Here are another 12 past podcast guests talking with me about colour.
Links to full podcast conversations and YouTube videos on each of the artists in this episode:
2:13 David Griggs – Podcast | YouTube
5:00 Laura Jones – Podcast | YouTube
9:08 Lewis Miller – Podcast | YouTube
11:10 Lucy Culliton – Podcast | YouTube
13:13 Robin Eley – Podcast | YouTube
18: 25 Melinda Harper – Podcast | YouTube
20:35 Tim Storrier – Podcast | YouTube
22:35. Wendy Sharpe – Podcast | YouTube
25:28 Idris Murphy – Podcast | YouTube
28:22 Aida Tomescu – Podcast | YouTube
29:31 Bernard Ollis – Podcast | YouTube
31:19 Emily Imeson – Podcast | YouTube
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Art WankEpisode 132 - Bernard Ollis the painter of people - all round legend of an artist - a National Treasure.Send us a textBernard is currently on show at Trevor Victor Harvey Galleries in Seaforth until 26 November 2022 - https://www.instagram.com/trevorvictorharvey/?hl=enBernard Ollis is an artist of immense talent and knowledge - it was a pleasure to go and chat with him on the podcast - his studio is a riot of colour filled with awesome art works in paint, oil pastel of all manor of fabulous spaces around the world. Bernard was kind enough to share some of his stories of his vast career in the Arts. This podcast...2022-11-1557 min
Yianni JohnsEpisode Six The Artists.I am talking to Wendy Sharpe and Bernard Ollis during the opening of their exhibition which was held in the Griffith Regional Gallery last October 2018. Their exhibition is touring Australia for the next two years. I also talk to Sam Bowker curator of the exhibition. There are some wonderful insights into the way Bernard and Wendy create their work. They talk about their work as war artists and Artists in Residence on a South Pole journey. They have some great advice at the end for aspiring artists of all ages.2018-12-2720 minTalking with PaintersEp 49: Bernard OllisBernard Ollis’s art takes you on a journey. It might be down a windy road down a back lane in Sydney, across a bridge in Paris or you might find yourself in a park or a swimming pool or a fishing boat and you might meet people or animals along the way.
But you’ll also be turning corners and seeing what’s beyond the buildings and fences around you without ever leaving that 2D plane. His wonderful use of perspective and colour takes us to a moment in twisted space which is surprising and brimming with o...2018-07-0155 minTalking with PaintersEp 45: Wendy SharpeWendy Sharpe is one of Australia’s most acclaimed and significant painters. She won the Art Gallery of NSW’s Sulman prize in 1986 and has been powering through the art world ever since.
She went on to win Australia’s most well-known art award, the Archibald prize, she’s won the Portia Geach – twice – and many other awards. She’s reportedly been finalist more times than any other artist in the Sulman prize and this year is no exception with her brilliant work ‘Erskineville train station’.
Sharpe has had 57 solo shows, has received many major commissions which...2018-05-071h 02