Future Exhibitions
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Sundown On Line
Every evening in 2009, Tim Miller, an artist from Rockley near Bathurst, took up his pastels –and occasionally, oils - to explore the brief, glorious littoral as the earth turns and the sun disappears. Making these images began as a meditation, a moment of connection with the transitory nature of phenomena and our existence here. He also committed to the discipline of paying attention every evening for 365 days to sundown to create one vast artwork made of 365 separate pieces. Individually, each image is small, almost miniature, each one delicate or flamboyant as the moment of sundown demands; seen together, they are an all-absorbing meditation on light and colour. In March, the entire artwork will be finally exhibited in real space and time at Charles Hewitt Gallery, although images may be purchased singly, in groups, or in entirety before that.