CobdenHayson presents ELEVATE,
a Wet Paint Collective Art Show

ONE NIGHT ONLY, 6-8pm on 20 June 2024. 500 Darling Street, Balmain. All welcome.

Returning to the Inner West again after two record-breaking shows in March, artists of the Wet Paint Collective are bringing their latest works to CobdenHayson’s flagship office. At the invitation of the renowned local real estate agents, the artwork will feature in an elevated interior to give attendees inspiration in the winter months. Have drinks and canapes, explore the new creations and perhaps find something to take pride of place in your home: abstraction, house portraits, figurative work, sculptures and much more.

Featuring Cindy Scheule, Jackie Yael Streit, Alexandra Plim, Juliette Gillies, Kezia Tan, Jane Sankey, Jen Hsieh and Claire Engkaninan Low.

About the Wet Paint Collective: An all-women artist collective primarily exhibiting around the Inner West of Sydney, the Wet Paint Collective includes emerging and established visual artists working across an array of mediums, genres and styles.

Tickets are limited, so click HERE to reserve your complimentary ticket now. Read More.

New Work - Reclaimed Power

Reclaimed Power, White Bay Power Station, Watercolour on paper, Framed 50x70cm
This piece is a celebration of a local icon's transformation: the White Bay Power Station. Once a rusty, unused, abandoned venue, it has now been reborn to host the Sydney Biennale. This transformation holds immense significance for our community and beyond. Witnessing a historical site repurposed for art and culture is not just inspiring—it's a dream come true for many.

The repurposing of the White Bay Power Station symbolises the power of art to breathe new life into forgotten spaces. It's a beacon of hope, showing that our heritage can be preserved and celebrated through creative endeavours. This revitalisation opens doors for locals and visitors alike to explore the intersection of history, art, and culture in our beloved neighbourhood of Balmain.

Through my artwork, I aim to convey the love and passion I hold for our neighbourhood. As always, I'm deeply inspired by our local icons, and the White Bay Power Station's transformation is no exception. It's a testament to the resilience that the locals have been fighting for a meaningful use of this historical site. This revitalization demonstrates the creativity and determination of our community, and I'm honoured to capture its essence on paper.
For most current work, follow me on @Watercolour by Cindy