Touch Sense
cbOne Gallery, at Chapman & Bailey, Melbourne, Aus. September 2024.
To view the exhibition catalogue of available works please click here
Caitlin Rigby’s atmospheric paintings evoke both a sense of our inner and outer world. The soft flow of her skilfully meandering brush and fluid paint bleed in and out of the surface and we open up to a feeling of being in our meditations or dreams, feeling memories of time, space and place.
Touch Sense
Michelle Yuan Fitz-Gerald, Susan Peters Nampitjin,
Caitlin Rigby, Angela Mezzatesta and Uma Christensen
Opening Saturday September 21st
3-5pm at cbOne Gallery
Chapman & Bailey
1C Marine Pde, Abbotsford
Open 21 Sept - 12 Oct
(m-f 9-5 / Sat 10:30-3 & by apt)
A selection of install photos from, LAST WINTER at Rubicon, Melb, Aus.
Please email me at caitlin.rigby@gmail.com for a catalogue of available works. x
LAST WINTER
OPENING NIGHT: April 24, 6-8pm
Rubicon ARI
1/309 Queensberry Street, North Melbourne.
April 24 - May 11, Wed - Sat 12-5pm
‘Last Winter’ is an exhibition of paintings from seasons past. Night scenes of moonlit oceans, garden blooms, and vistas become a visual ballad of organic symbolism. Rigby's artistic explorations are embedded in intuitive painting techniques. Layered brushstrokes emerge and reveal as well as conceal and obscure. What remains is the evidencing of gesture in dynamic evolution: a composition that can only happen from building upon what was set down before. Harmonious interplay of a skilfully handled palette of blue hues, ‘Last Winter’ invites viewers to delve into the poetic landscape and melancholic beauty of Rigby’s imagination.
LANDSCAPE / ESCAPE
Please contact me for catalogue of available works _ caitlin.rigby@gmail.com
I am pleased to be exhibiting these two new paintings over summer at Linden New Art as part of their Postcard Show.
(Details)
Wall Collage / Painting Installation _ Featured in my RMIT Graduate Show Exhibition Nov 2022
RMIT GRADUATE EXHIBITION
Recipient of the Chapman & Bailey Award for Excellence in Contemporary Painting.
Caitlin Rigby is presenting work as part of the 2022 School of Art Graduate Exhibition: Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art)