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Art Gallery | Sculpture Exhibition
Experience our ongoing program of solo and collaborative exhibitions by some of Australia's finest emerging and established artists
Our historic cellar door c. 1859 with its rustic charm, high ceilings and whitewashed brick walls operates as both a tasting room and an art gallery. We exhibit the works of both established and emerging Australian artists in all art forms. Exhibitions are located in the Main Gallery and in the Winery Viewing Gallery, with exhibitions rotating every four to six weeks. A selection of outdoor sculptures are also on display in the gardens and on the Sculpture Terrace overlooking the Yarra Ranges. Commissions from artwork sales are donated to My Room Children’s Cancer Charity.
Artworks can be purchased through the Yering Station Cellar Door.
AGAINST THE CURRENT OF TIME
DAVID MILLER | PAINTING
CHARLES MILLER | SCULPTURE
13 August — 18 September
MAIN GALLERY
Against the Current of Time brings together the modern landscape painting of Yarra Ranges artist David Miller and the sculptural forms of his late father, Charles Miller, 1920 – 1981. These complimentary selections of work reveal a shared interest in the solidity and stillness of enduring forms, and the extent to which they come to embody time’s unyielding flow. The central quadriptych depicting a sea wall near the entrance to the Gippsland Lakes expresses the meditative tenor of the broader tableau, in which human warmth is conveyed as much through detail and tone as it is through immersive states of thoughtful observation. Moreover, the mysterious dialogue between a father’s artwork and his son’s brings into focus a unique sharing of creativity that occurs within a process that hones our human faculties and puts them in the service of an elevated flow of consciousness: a flow that endures and permeates life, like time itself.
David Miller, Red Stones, oil on canvas, 72 x 102 cm
Charles Miller, Untitled, Last Work, 1980, fibreglass, 90 x 55 x 55 cm
COLOUR FIELD
KERRIE WARREN
3 August — 23 October
WINERY VIEWING GALLERY
Warren’s living moving environments, whether in gestural paintings, ceramics or sculptural installations, show signs of nature’s ongoing cyclic influences working in concert with the layered forces of the artist’s consciousness. A labour of decades has enabled this rewarding synthesis that has left its trace throughout Warren’s evolving body of work.
Viewers are rewarded with a vision of sublime serenity united to the whirling limbs of a material world in motion, a marriage that opens up innumerable explorations. Warren’s own reward also involves ongoing exploration into a reality conceived in a place where nature’s cycles and an ever-expanding consciousness can meet. As Warren confided:
I often find myself literally walking through landscape – inside a painting.
Kerrie Warren, First Fall, 2021, acrylic on linen, 190 x 300 cm
SELECTED WORKS
FAUSTAS SADAUSKAS | SCULPTURE
WINERY VIEWING GALLERY
Faustas Sadauskas has been engaged as a visual artist since the early nineteen eighties. He originated from a ceramics background to further evolve his oeuvre into contemporary sculpture in mastering plasticity of form through the use of locally sourced materials including timber and stone, in particular Australian marble.
Faustas Sadauskas, South Yarra Prosthetics, Buchan Marble, 64 x 28 cm
Gardens & Sculpture Terrace
The Michael McCoy designed gardens and Robert Conti designed terrace provide ideal sites for works by some of Australia’s most accomplished sculptors. Currently on permanent display are works by Jane Bennetts, Ewen Coates, Maria Coyle, Martin George, Bill Ogilvie, Brian Paulusz, Michael Sibel and Fredrick White.
Jane Bennetts, Resilient (Xanthorrhoea, mother and child), Steel, 180 x 150 x 50 cm, $2,800
Ewen Coates, Multiverse #27, cast aluminium, 140 x 76 x 76 cm, $29,000
Martin George, My Girl’s Up the Duff, stainless steel, pewter, paint, 270 x 120 x 120 cm, $25,000
Bill Ogilvie, Little Miracle, bronze, marble, 80 x 170 x 110 cm, (Yering Station Private Collection)
Brian Paulusz
Children’s Entrance, Basalt, 150 x 170 x 70 cm, (Yering Station Private Collection)
Maria Coyle, Children Chatting, ceramic, variable, (Yering Station Private Collection)
Gardens & Sculpture Terrace
BELINDA RODGERS | PAINTING
24 SEPTEMBER — 31 OCTOBER
NERINA LASCELLES | PAINTING
5 NOVEMBER — 9 JANUARY
MORANO | PAINTING
14 JANUARY — 21 FEBRUARY
Art Gallery Exhibition Proposal Form
Yering Station Art Gallery Exhibition 2022 Proposal Form
