KendreArt

Home: place and space

In December 2019 our home was the most dangerous place to be, by March 2020 it was the safest.
cudlee creek bushfire & covid

Place Matters.

The Lobethal Woollen Mill is an inspirational collection of heritage buildings melding into the social history of the township. Each building changes with the time of day, the weather and my own interpretations, nurturing makers and creators since 1869, when the Onkaparinga Blanket was first made.

Canvas Repairs

The Skateboard and Canvas Incident.

‘Water Shortage’ was destined for an exhibition in 2018. And it nearly made it, if not for the undeniable rip in the canvas.

The Mill at Night

Lobethal Woollen Mill

The Mill at Noon

Lobethal Woollen Mill

Iceland in Agnes’s Shoes

Agnes’ Shoes is inspired by the journey of author, Hannah Kent, who researched Agnes Magnúsdóttir—the last person to be executed in Iceland (1830)—for her debut novel, ‘Burial Rites’.

Listening to silent women

Hear Me is dedicated to the anonymous women who cannot speak out about sexual harassment. This painting was inspired when the ‘Silence Breakers’ were nominated as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year in 2017.

Building 16 – Lobethal Woollen Mill

It has always been about the people and the community – that’s what makes it a welcoming home.

80 year old X-rays found

More than 200 X-rays were found while cleaning out the roof-space of a 1930s purpose-built doctor’s residence in the Adelaide Hills. Dating between 1936 and 1947, the majority are in readable condition and catalogued by name, date and physiology.