Ann Thomson Exhibition – Change Takes Time

Mitchell Fine Art is proud to present ‘Change Takes Time’ an upcoming exhibition with Ann Thomson and a celebration of her 90th year.

Ann Thomson’s works are intuitive, alluring and thought provoking. She says that when she starts a piece, she often does not know what the end result may be. Her paintings are left open to interpretation, allowing the viewer to develop their own conversation with the artwork. The body of work in this exhibition was created predominantly during the 1970’s – Paintings from this period are rarely seen.

Brisbane born, Sydney based Ann Thomson (b1933) is a painter and sculptor known for her intriguing, expressive artworks. Thomson has been at the forefront of the Australian art landscape for more than 50 years and has won significant art prizes such as the Wynne Prize and the Tattersalls Art Prize.

Ann Thomson is included in collections such as Art Gallery of NSW and the Australian National Art Gallery amongst others.

Described by the late Edmund Capon as “one of the most interesting and intuitive artists in Australia today”, Ann’s works are not intended to replicate a scene or a landscape, but rather evoke a sense of place.

Need to Know

Opening Night: Friday 3rd March, 6 – 8pm. To be officially opened by Chris Saines, CNZM

Artist Panel Discussion: Saturday 4th March, 11am.