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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. Yering Station Art Gallery has been exhibiting emerging and established Australian artists in all art forms since 1998. Exhibitions are located in the Main Gallery and in the Winery Viewing Gallery, with shows 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 on artwork sales are donated to My Room Children’s Cancer Charity.
Artworks can be purchased through the Yering Station Cellar Door.
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Nathan Penhall, Abstraction, Photo (Kodak Premier Metallic paper), 77 x 97 cm
NATHAN PENHALL
ETHEREAL EARTH
MAIN GALLERY
4 MAY — 1 JUNE
This photographic journey into the pink salt lakes of Victoria’s Mallee region (Australia) unveils the hidden beauty of an enigmatic landscape, captured from a bird’s-eye perspective. The images, shaped by the play of light, salt, and water, reveal a tapestry of fluid geometries, delicate hues, and organic patterns.
Each photograph celebrates nature’s own sense of composition and design, while the aerial viewpoint strips the earth’s natural formations of their human context, thereby presenting landscape in a purer form within which the viewer nonetheless apprehends fractal-like shapes, winding veins, and ephemeral textures that seem to pulse with life.
In essence, Ethereal Earth explores the intersection of landscape and human perception, offering a perspective that challenges the conventional. It asks viewers to look beyond the surface, to find beauty in the unexpected, and to revel in the quiet power of nature’s abstract masterpieces.
Nathan Penhall, Aerial Abstraction, Photo (Kodak Premier Metallic paper), 68 x 108 cm
