Kate Walsh Art
Welcome!
I am an Australian contemporary artist.
I have been drawing and painting for as long as I can remember. I simply love it!
I hope you enjoy my website!
WHAT'S ON
CURRENT EXHIBITION: 12th May - 6th June, 2023
'REFLECTION' is a collection of paintings and sketches on raw canvas which explore my experiences of the global pandemic and post-lockdown emergence as an Australian living in London. The exhibition is at Alternating Current Art Space, 248 High Street, Windsor, Melbourne, Australia.
IN CONNECTION WITH -
'COMMUNITY CAPSULE': 19th - 28th May, 2023
Concurrently, this theme is explored through a wonderful event called 'COMMUNITY CAPSULE' which features a range of speakers, a performance, story telling and an exhibition at
Fed Square (Atrium and Fracture Gallery), Melbourne.
Opening night is this Friday 19th May and runs until 28th May. Story Corner occurs 26th May.
Come and enjoy experience!
See links for details.
Collections
Interested in my work?
Firstly, I would like to say 'thank you' for visiting. If you are looking to purchase an original painting and you have found what you like, please send me your details via the 'Contact' section in the menu, before proceeding with your purchase.
If you would like to purchase an artwork but your budget determines your choices, please feel free to visit the 'Prints for Sale' or contact me if you like another painting and we can arrange for a customised print.
Just passing and thought you might like to see what I do as an artist? There are many artworks that I am exhibiting that are not for sale on this site.
You are welcome to browse.
Like to buy a print?
Prints of 'Business in China', "Paeony Passion' and 'Interconnection' series are now available for sale. If you are interested in high quality prints, then have a look!
Archival quality Giclee printing on thick, soft German Hahnemuhle Etching Paper will give you a slightly textural, 'true to the original' finished product.
Most sizes are 12 x 12 inches (30.5 x 30.5cm) and fit a standard square frame. For a different presentation, try float mounting in a box frame.
