UWA Art UpMarket Sales Gallery
The Park Near the Shops,(2017). Oil on board, 60 x 75 cm. $750.
In Conversation, 2018. Oil on Linen, 50 x 75 cm. $750
Guided Street, 2017. Oil on Canvas. 75 x 50 cm. $550.
Intersection, 2017. Oil on Canvas, 120 x 50 cm . $600.
Capturing the Light, 2017. Oil on Board.60 x 90 cm. $650.
Street Set Backlit, 2018. Oil on Cotton.76 x 56 cm. Backlit with LED, encased in Framed Wooden Box. $850.
The Jeep, 2016. Oil On Canvas, 40 x 30 cm. $200.
Ode to Jeffery Smart, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 25 x 20 cm. $150
The Sign, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 20 x 25 cm. $150.
The Blue Bridge, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 25 x 20 cm. $150.
Curtin Carpark, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 25 x 20 cm. $150.
Mini Golden Corner, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 25 x 20 cm. $150.
Corner and Barclay and Giles, 2016. Watercolour on 225g Paper, 42 x 30 cm. Framed. $150.
The Jeep II, 2016. Oil on Canvas, 25 x 20 cm. $150.
Warwick Station, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 20 x 25 cm. $150.
Power Pole Blazing Sun, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 20 x 25 cm. $150.
Golden, 2016. Oil on Canvas. 25 x 20 cm. $150.
Plein Air Study of Heath Ledger Theatre. en Plein Air, 2017. Oil on Board. 54 cm diameter. $100.
Don’t Blink, 2017. Oil on Board, 40 x 30 cm $100.
The Turn, en Plein Air, 2017. Oil on Board. 20 x 25 cm. $100.
The Multicoloured Tree, 2016. Oil on Board. 40 x 30 cm. $150.
The Honey Bee Eater, 2019. Oil on Canvas, 40 x 40 cm. Framed. $100.
The Mullaloo Beach Hotel in Colour. Mixed media on Canvas, 50 x 60 cm. $300.
Checking Out, Express Lane, 2018. Oil on Linen. 75 cm x 75 cm. $750.
80 Mile Beach. Oil on Canvas. 45 cm x 1.2 m. $600.
The Water Upon the Rocks. A4 print on cotton rag paper. 1/1 Limited Print, Framed. $60
Evening Shipment. A4 print on cotton rag paper. 1/1 Limited Print. Framed. $60.
Holden’ On. 4 “ x 6” on Cotton Rag Paper. Framed $20, Unframed $10.
Cossack Mangroves. Oil on Canvas, 45 x 120cm. $600. A4 print on cotton rag paper. $50.
End of The Road. A3 limited print on cotton rag paper $150. Framed 4” x 6” limited print on cotton rag paper $20.
The Day He Proposed. A3 print on cotton rag paper. 1/1/ Limited Print. $60.
The Day the Sky Turned Red. A3 print on cotton rag paper. $60. Framed 4” x 6” print on cotton rag paper, $10. 1/10 Limited Print.
Mullaloo Beach Hotel. A3 print on cotton rag paper. $60. 1/1 Limited Print.
Journey To Shore. A4 Print on Cotton Rag Paper. $50 5/5 Limited Print.
Burnt Offering. Oil on Canvas. 120 x 80 cm, $1500. Framed A3 print on cotton rag paper, $60. Framed 4” x 6” print on rag paper, $20.
The Fragrance of Disclosure. A3 Print on cotton rag paper. $60. 1/1 Limited Print.
The Station. Original Painting available upon request. Oil on Linen, 90 x 60 cm, $600. A3 print on cotton rag paper, $60.
The Sanctity of Self I. 4″ x 6″ Print on Cotton Rag Paper. Framed. $20. Limited Print.
The Sanctity of Self II. 4″ x 6″ Print on Cotton Rag Paper. Framed. $20. Limited Print.
The Sanctity of Self III. 4″ x 6″ Print on Cotton Rag Paper. Framed. $20. Limited Print.
Annette Peterson Artist Bio
Annette Peterson, born in Stavanger, Norway, is a practice-led oil painter who utilises both studio and plein air techniques to facilitate both realistic and impressionistic styles of landscape painting.
Peterson grew up in Perth suburbia and is influenced by changes in light and atmosphere on everyday suburban street scenes. Peterson finds suburban art critical because it can communicate day to day moments of life that are significant but are often overlooked.
Peterson is currently studying Honours in Fine Arts, but began painting in the Pilbara in 2007, where she has won many awards from categories for painting in the Hedland Art Awards and the Joondalup Art Awards. In 2016, she achieved the Head of School of Art and Design’s recommendation for the highest results for post-graduate studies and won the Art Award for her Masters work in the class of 2017. Most recently, she won the South Perth Emerging Artist award 2018.
Much of the work presented today was from Peterson’s second solo exhibition: Liminal Moments: Everyday Journeys and was also the basis of her Master’s Thesis “Liminal Moment: Everyday Journeys in Suburbia” (2017).