LOUISE MARTIN-CHEW looks at the work of Alexander Seton which sits firmly in the tradition of realistic marble carving, yet is full of surprises.

PRUE GIBSON is fascinated by the intertwining of whimsical narrative, art historical reference and the sheer perfection of Kate Bergin’s paintings of birds and animals.

John Hart’s rendering of folded and crumpled material brings to mind the classical masters as well as the venerated tradition of still-life painting. PRUE GIBSON explores its appeal.

VICTORIA HYNES explores the elements which combine to form the lush confections of Robyn Stacey’s still lifes.

TRENT WALTER looks at the history, the artists and the activities of one of Melbourne’s venerated galleries.

JOSEPH BRENNAN applauds the original thinking which has made the Newcastle regional gallery one of the most interesting galleries in New South Wales.

ANNEMARIE LOPEZ takes a metaphorical journey with painter Yvonne Boag to arrive at a place of distinctive colour and robust form.

The mystery and transience of humanity expressed in the work of Margarita Georgiadis inspires PRUE GIBSON.

PRUE GIBSON probes the subtlety and perfect self-containment of David Serisier’s canvases.

VICTORIA HYNES takes us on a journey through John Nicholson’s translucent and opaque confections.