Kean’s geometry glimmers across five decades Visual Arts / The Space Between by Roslyn Kean and Rock at the Roadside, the Mokuhanga Project, Generator Gallery at Belconnen Arts Centre. Until 11 October. Reviewed by DAVID WHITBREAD What resonates in Roslyn Kean’s exhibition is the combination of technical mastery and geometric complexity in a curated selection of her works over an extended period of time. It creates a wonderfully peaceful aura with subtle environmental messagi

Senior curator at the British Museum Catherine Daunt acquired Midare-Disorder for the collection of prints and drawings. Also in the prints and drawing study room is a copy of my 2024 monograph by Sasha Grishin, The Art of Roslyn Kean Title: Midare-Disorder Medium: Mokhanga- traditonal handprinted Japanese Woodblock with water soluble pigment. Year: 2023 Paper dimensions : Awagami Shiramine Select 110gsm 43cm x 52cm Image dimensions : 21.5cm h x 41.5cm w

Winner of the 2025 Local Artist Award with solo exhibition at Wallarobba Community Arts Centre, Hornsby. Opening Saturday the 21st of November until 6th December 2026. Title: Ground Lines in my garden, u/s, 2025, multi bock woodcut with gilding, 110cmx 87cm

Title: Carlo Scarpa-Venice 1, u/s,2026, multiblock woodcut with gilding, 50cm x 104cm

Carriageworks Sydney 3rd -6th September Series of prints inspired by Venetian architect Scarlo Scarpa. Currently on exhibition Generator Gallery, Belco Arts, Canberra. 28th August - 11th October 2026.

Weaving a balance between urban modernisation and corridors of natural environment is for front in today’s planning of growth in cities. Venice provides a history closely aligned with nature, architect Carlo Scarpa embraced the ancient world and imbedded a new set of constraints from the modern world of great cultural significance. Natures balance is delicate and the more we observe the ground lines the more we can preserve it. Without the ground line we lose our reference an

As an international prize winner and invitation for a solo show of 30 works in the summer of 2027. Dates in July to be confirmed.

A mokuhanga project conceived by Roslyn Kean and scheduled for 5 exhibition opportunities both in Australia , Japan and the USA. A celebration of the poetry of renowned Canberra based Japanese tanka poet Saeko Ogi, the acknowledgement of the traditional Japanese practise of woodblock printing and the use of the highest quality handmade papers, washi from Japan. A group of 13 mokuhanga artists from Australia and Japan with links to The Stables Print Studio run by Roslyn Kean

Finalist exhibition Clifton School of Arts, Clifton, NSW Exhibition dates 14 th November – 30 th November 2025 Jukatu + Ma. Volume 3 -...

BETWEEN THE SHEETS: ARTISTS’ BOOKS 2025 65 artists’ books by 59 artists from all Australian States and 6 international countries the...

Finalist exhibition Wallarobba Art Centre,Hornsby 12 th – 18 th September 2025 Trapped Beneath the Surface, U/S, hand carved...

Finalist exhibition 21 st Jun- 6 th July 2025 Ravenswood , Gordon, NSW Ground Lines 111, hand printed woodblock,95cm x 150cm

Recipient of award info to come on 30/8 /25 Finalist exhibition, Purple Noon Gallery, Freemans Reach, NSW Ground Lines, 2025,U/S hand...

Finalist in the Northern Beaches Library Book Arts Award. The hand printed book in a purple solander box with 24 images is a play on the...

Opening Saturday 8th March 3-5pm 2025 The official exhibition opening and book launch by Emeritus Prof. Sasha Grishin Stella Downer Fine...

Opening Saturday 8th March 3-5pm 2025 Book launch, the art of Roslyn Kean by Sasha Grishin Published by The Beagle Press, Sydney The...

Sydney Printmakers is the oldest and most respected organisation of printmakers in Australia. It has been going for over 60 years and has...

*Printmaking Today: spring issue out now! Featuring artist profiles on Mychael Barratt PPRE, Paweł Puzio and Franca Bartholomaï &...

Warringah Printmakers Studio. 24th & 24th May, 2024 Register online at https://www.printstudio.org.au The Stables Print Studio Wednesday...

Members exhibition by Sydney printmakers, Humble House gallery, Canberra Opening reception 16th march, 2pm by prof. Sasha Grishin