‘Echoes of the Wingecarribee’ Art Exhibition by Evan Shipard at Whitewall Art Projects Gallery

Joins us as we celebrate the exhibit opening of Echoes of the Wingecarribee by Sydney artist Evan Shipard.

OPENING RECEPTION
Saturday 20 April, 2 – 4 pm

EXHIBIT ON VIEW IN GALLERY AND ONLINE
Saturday 20 April – Sunday 28th April

“As the days shorten and the seasons shift, I find myself drawn again to the winding beauty of the Wingecarribee River and the captivating landscapes of the Southern Highlands. It’s a place where the summer sun casts a golden glow, and winter’s embrace brings a misty atmosphere that seems to whisper secrets of ages past.

For me, the Wingecarribee River holds a special place in my heart. Its winding path through the Southern Highlands has become a familiar companion over the years, tracing a route through natural landscapes that resonate deeply within my soul. Whether I’m wandering its banks on a crisp Autumn morning or overwhelmed in the atmosphere of a Wintery dusk, each moment spent in its presence leaves a mark on my artistic spirit.

The Southern Highlands have become a magnet for my creative expression. What began as simple sketches and leisurely bushwalks has evolved into a deep exploration of the landscape through painting, drawing and intaglio printmaking.

In sharing this journey with you, I hope to invite you into the world of evocative landscapes, where every brushstroke and etched line tells a story of connection, inspiration, and discovery.”

Evan Shipard 2024

A classically trained artist, Evan has honed his craft for more than twenty years within the dynamic landscape of the film and entertainment industries around the world.

Concerned with history, mythology, beauty, and the human condition his artistic vision is a testament to his dedication to evoke drama and mood, crafted with an eye for detail and draftsmanship.

Inspired by the luminous brushstrokes of the Australian Impressionists, Evan strives to capture the essence of light and emotion in his work, carrying on their legacy with passion and skill.

Exploring various traditional media including oil painting, drawing and print making he develops his work in his studio south of Sydney and en plein air in the landscapes that inspire.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Thomas Bucich And the Whitewall Team
10 Jellore St, Berrima NSW