25 people choose 25 artworks to celebrate 25 years.
CREDIT: Matt Hoyle, Goggle girl (detail) 2003. Acquired 2004. Gift of the artist
Gallery 1 - Sat 19 May - Sun 1 July, 2012
As part of our celebrations for the 25th anniversary of the opening of Gold Coast City Gallery, we invited 25 members of the community to select their favourite work from the huge collection of over 3000 artworks that are tucked away in storage. Their choices reveal some surprising insights and the exhibition is a wonderful opportunity to reflect upon the value and meaning of the collection for the city as a whole.
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Chris BOOTH
b. 1948 New Zealand
Wiyung tchellungnai-najil (Keeper of the light) 1997 helidon sandstone Commissioned with funds donated by Mr Pat Corrigan AM and Gold Coast City Council, Division 7, 1997 On display: reproduction photograph. Reproduced courtesy the artist
This sculpture is located on the Sculpture Walk, adjacent to the Gallery on the far side of Evandale Lake.
Selected By Margaret McColl “There is no doubt that these works looked interesting when they were initially installed in 1997, but these days, framing the magnificent Q1, they just come to life. Ancient and modern, side by side, these monoliths connect the architecturally flamboyant, sleek architectural sky scraper with a part of the Gold Coasts fascinating history. The name means “Keeper of the Light”. The Gold Coast City Gallery is the beacon of light for the arts in this area- I just love my city”. Margaret McColl, 2012
Margaret McColl has been a proud volunteer at Gold Coast City Gallery for 15 years. During this time, Margaret has played a major role in the success of the Gallery and has met some wonderful people. During the week, Margaret works at John Flynn Hospital before enjoying some time in the peaceful and happy environment of the gallery.
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Rodney BROAD b. 1947
New Zealand/Australia/Tas
Song for survival 1989 oil on cast bronze Winner, 1989 Gold Coast Sculpture Award. Acquired 1989 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Fran Cummings “There are so many works in the Collection which I could nominate as a favourite. There is a quiet compelling beauty about this small bronze sculpture which attracts me to it. The subtle colours and sensitive modelling of the Master and dog are a tactile presence of elusive symbolism. Inspired by Italian sculpture, a dog awaits the sounds of history –musical greatness recorded but mute without technology (a reference to the famous His Masters Voice record label). But there is so much more –meaning, mystery, reflection: an exquisite poignancy in its being. The image lingers long in memory”. Fran Cummings, 2012
Fran Cummings undertook further study for a BA Art History at Queensland University in the 1970s, which led to research work at the Queensland University Art Museum and guiding at the Queensland Art Gallery and in the early eighties Arts Writer for Gold Coast Bulletin. Fran was the Inaugural Director of the Gold Coast City Art Gallery, taking up the challenge in August 1986 before relocating to Malaysia in 1995, where she managed an International Artist Residency. Fran is now Director Pandanus Art Services, art consultant and Federal Government approved valuer under the Cultural Gifts Program.
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Jeff CARTER b. 1928
Australia/NSW
The Next Wave, Cronulla NSW 1960 silver gelatin photograph Purchased 2006 Reproduced courtesy the estate of the artist
Selected by Shannon Eckstein “The boy captured balancing on the reel could be me. It is a different time and place, but so much of my childhood was spent on the beach surrounded by family and the surf club community so I see something of my past and who I am in that image”. Shannon Eckstein, 2012
Shannon Eckstein is one of the Gold Coast’s most talented sportsmen. He is the current and 5 times Australian Ironman, the current and 3 times World champion and 6 times Kellogg’s Nutri-grain Ironman Series Champion.
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Jon CATTAPAN b. 1956
Australia/Vic
Drop Vista No. 2 2000 oil on linen Purchased 2000 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Nate Myles “I was drawn to this work because I love photographs of cities in the night. It’s hard to capture that bustling, vibrant and buzzing energy of a big city in a photograph, but the colour and shapes in this picture really capture that energy. The big city lights lured me in”. Nate Myles, 2012
Nate Myles is an Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Gold Coast Titans. A Queensland State of Origin and Australian international representative forward, he previously played for the Bulldogs and Sydney Roosters.
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Robert DICKERSON b. 1924
Australia/NSW/Qld
Men in the Park 1974 oil on board Purchased 1974 Gold Coast Art Prize Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Paul Holmes “To me this work is about isolation. It is a familiar scene – often we sit amongst other people with our backs to each other, withdrawn and looking in the other direction, wishing that someone would turn around and talk to us”. Paul Holmes, 2012
Paul Holmes AKA Holmsey hosts Hot Tomato’s breakfast radio show and just finished shooting his first feature film, Crawl, receiving rave reviews for his portrayal of a sleazy night-club owner. A father of two with 30 year’s experience in the media, Holmsey enjoys anything written by Norman Mailer and mangoes.
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Joe FURLONGER b. 1952
Australia/Qld
Night fishing on Moreton Bay 1985 oil, wax on sized newsprint laid on board (diptych) Acquired 1985. Judges Selection, 1985 Gold Coast Art Prize Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Jason Murakami “As a frustrated Expressionist, I have always liked Furlonger. I was first introduced to his work at Gold Coast City Gallery and from there researched his career and viewed many other works by him. To come back to his work now completes the circle. This is a painting that invites any passer-by to decipher the vivid and colourful imagery”. Jason Murakami, 2012
Jason Murakami prominent lawyer, former journalist, fourth generation Gold Coaster, talented footballer, boxer and artist is a partner with Nyst Lawyers. He is a Senior Adjunct Lecturer in Law at Griffith University and an Executive Founding Member of the University’s’ Innocence Project. Jason is the Artistic Director of the successful Nyst Gallery which has developed a reputation as one of the country’s avante garde exhibition spaces.
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Rosalie GASCOIGNE
b. 1917 - d. 1999 New Zealand/Australia/NSW
Last leaf 1988 sawn and painted wood on plywood Purchased 1997, Gold Coast City Art Gallery Trust. © Rosalie Gascoigne/Licensed by Viscopy, 2012
Selected by Liz Cantor “This work is so simple yet captivating. I could live with it and see it every day up on my wall at home. I love nature and the outdoors and see this work as a way to bring textured recycled exterior objects indoors. This work has a story behind it – for me, I see floorboards from childhood homes but it is different for every viewer”. Liz Cantor, 2012
Liz Cantor is currently the weekend weather presenter for Seven News Brisbane and she also reports on a number of Seven Network Queensland lifestyle programs, Great South East and Creek To Coast. Liz attended Griffith University on the Gold Coast where she received majors in media communications, journalism and broadcast.
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JH GRANGER
b. 1853 - d. 1931 England; arr. Australia 1886
Where waves ‘mongst rocks and quicksand roar (Point Danger) 1894 oil on canvas Purchased 2002
Selected by Brett Walker “This painting brings back memories of Point Danger, a spot that I visit often. It’s a dramatic place to experience the force and power of the ocean, with waves exploding over the rocks. Captain Cook named this area as a warning to ships about a reef close by. It is also the first location in Queensland that Cook named on his journey along the East Coast, which makes the location very significant”. Brett Walker, 2012
Mr. Brett Walker has worked in Australian higher education since 1994, when he first commenced at Bond University. In his current position as Director for Development and External relations, he is responsible for Alumni Relations, Fundraising and Community Engagement. Brett has a keen interest in international relations and anthropology, and is passionate about Bond and the opportunities international education offers students.
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Vida LAHEY
b. 1882 - d. 1968
Australia/Qld
Untitled (Beechmont to the Coast) oil on canvas Gift of the Theodore Collection, 1969 Pictured
Surfers Paradise c.1933 oil on canvas Purchased 2000
Rainbow Bay, Coolangatta, Queensland c1952 oil on board Purchased with the generous assistance of ADFAS Gold Coast, 2010
Selected by Michael Aird “The works by Vida Lahey show three completely different views of the Gold Coast. I like them because the locations are very diverse, from the eroded beach on the north end of the coast to Greenmount and the mountains. It shows her connection to the landscape. Vida also deserves recognition for her contribution to the establishment of a strong and vibrant arts industry in Queensland�. Michael Aird, 2012
Michael Aird is an Aboriginal photographer and anthropologist who was born on the Gold Coast and has spent most of his life living in the region which is the traditional country of his ancestors. Aird was the Curator of Aboriginal Studies at the Queensland Museum and is currently the director of the Aboriginal owned publishing house Keeaira Press which Aird established in 1996.
Photo: Mick Richards
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Nerissa LEA b. 1959
Australia/NSW
Study for what remains behind 2009 oil on board Purchased 2010 Stan & Maureen Duke Gold Coast Art Prize Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Kyal Horsley “This painting is mysterious and dark. The meaning is not obvious and so the viewer is forced to examine it and consider the artist’s intent. I also like the graphic and bold quality of the painting; it’s almost surreal”. Kyal Horsley, 2012
Kyal Horsley is a professional Australian rules football player for the Gold Coast Suns AFL Club. He previously played for the Subiaco Football Club in the WAFL.
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Abbey McCULLOCH b. 1975
Australia/Qld
I made it so convenient 2007 oil on canvas Gift of Agnes Tatay under the Cultural Gifts Program, 2011 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Regina King “I first saw Abbey’s works at an exhibition at Bond University some time ago when she was first starting out and was struck by the wonderful simplicity of her work. The paintings spoke to me of a naive young girl finding her way, trying to ascertain her place in the world which is something to which we can all relate”. Regina King, 2012
Regina King is a Gold Coast icon who has been photographing and writing about the ins and outs of life on the Gold Coast for the Gold Coast Bulletin for many years. If it’s happening on the Coast, Regina is there capturing the excitement. Regina’s columns are a must read for Gold Coasters from all walks of life.
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David MOORE
b. 1927 - d. 2003 Australia/NSW
Redfern interior 1949 gelatin silver photograph Gift of the artist under the Cultural Gifts Program, 2001 Reproduced courtesy the estate of the artist
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Selected by Trish Wimberley “I like black and white photography, but I was drawn to this photo because it reminds me of my maternal family. I was delivered by my grandmother at home in 1949, the same year that this photograph was captured. The women’s faces are testament to the hardships faced during the era. The dirty and overused walls and materials also tell a story when contrasted with the newly crocheted rug for the new baby. This work is private and moving”. Trish Wimberley, 2012
Trish Wimberley is the recipient of the 2012 Gold Coast Citizen of the Year. Trish is the Director of the Australian Bat Clinic and Wildlife Trauma Centre with 20years experience in the care of native animals, Trish and Terry are current members of Bat Conservation International, Australasian Bat Society, Wildcare Australia, Environment Alliance and many other groups supporting the betterment of native fauna and flora worldwide.
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David MOORE
b. 1927 - d. 2003 Australia/NSW
Painting the ‘Himalaya’, Sydney 1950 gelatin silver photograph Gift of the artist under the Cultural Gifts Program, 2001 Reproduced courtesy the estate of the artist
Selected by Casey Barnes “To me this work symbolises what the human race can achieve. Often we might look at a task and be daunted, thinking it is impossible. Yet when we look at what we have achieved so far, nothing is impossible. Human will is an amazing thing. The tonal shadows and balance of the photo also make it a stand out work for me”. Casey Barnes, 2012
Casey Barnes was a top 12 finalist in Season 7 (2009) of Australian Idol and is one of the country’s most talented, emerging singer-songwriters. One of his biggest highlights to date has been opening for Bryan Adams at the outdoor concert series ‘A Day on the Green.’ Casey has played alongside Eskimo Joe, Vanessa Amorosi, The Whitlams, Diesel and many more.
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Margaret OLLEY
b. 1923 – d. 2011 Australia/NSW
Main Beach sand mining 1956 pencil, charcoal, wash on paper Acquired 1979. Purchased with funds provided by Gold Coast City Council. Reproduced courtesy the estate of the artist
Selected by Bruce Paige “I wanted to select a work that was about the Gold Coast and this watercolour by the much loved Australian artist Margaret Olley, who is better known for floral still lives and interiors shows machinery used for extracting minerals from sand. It’s something that we might not realise now that much of the Gold Coast beaches from Main Beach, Broadbeach and Currumbin were mined and so I think this work reflects also the resilience of the environment to return to the beautiful state that we know today”. Bruce Paige, 2012
Bruce Paige is a highly-regarded television presenter. He joined Channel Nine Queensland in 1985 and spent 19 years presenting Nine News Brisbane. In 2009 he stepped down from the news desk but returned to Channel Nine in 2009 and is currently presenting the weekday Gold Coast News.
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Polixeni PAPAPETROU b. 1960
Australia/Vic/Melbourne
Sisters Rocks 2008 pigment print Winner, 2009 Josephine Ulrick & Win Schubert Photography Award Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Dr Deborah Bailey “This work does what art should do – challenge perceptions on what form art can take and freshen perspective by slightly changing the viewing point. I enjoy the presentation of children who accept what is old in the world as new and who own the future, with the juxtaposition of the age of the landscape against the art expression that is graffiti. The playfulness, the potential and the solemnity of childhood that I know so well from my work all have echoes in this composition. No wonder it is one of my favourites in the Gold Coast Collection”. Dr Deborah Bailey, 2012
Dr Deborah Bailey graduated from the University of Queensland. She studied surgery in Brisbane, Melbourne and England. She is currently the only Paediatric Surgeon living on the Gold Coast, providing general surgical and paediatric urological services for children between Brisbane and Coffs Harbour. Deborah is very active in paediatric surgical education as Chair of the Paediatric Surgery Training Board for Australia and New Zealand (RACS) and President elect of the Australia and New Zealand Society of Paediatric Surgeons and Clinical Associate Professor at Bond and Griffith Medical Schools.
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Paul PARTOS
b. 1943 - d. 2002 Czechoslovakia, arr. Aust. 1950
Untitled 1984 oil on canvas Gift of Dr Colin and Mrs Elizabeth Laverty under the Cultural Gifts Program 2005 © Paul Partos/Licensed by Viscopy, 2012
Selected by Dr Donal Fitzpatrick “I like this work because it is an image that builds a model of an experience rather than depicts it. Through engaging with this model there is then the opportunity for the viewer to have another experience. Like a work of fiction it functions as an invitation to create a new possibility in the mind of the viewer”. Dr Donal Fitzpatrick, 2012
Dr Donal Fitzpatrick is Associate Professor and currently the Deputy Director of Queensland College of Art, Gold Coast Campus of Griffith University. He is an artist and writer as well as a researcher and academic. He has taught and worked for many Art and Design schools nationally and internationally and is a former Head of School of Art at UWS Nepean, Sydney, QUT, Brisbane, Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand and Curtin University Perth. He has exhibited and written for the Biennale of Sydney, Hyde Park Barracks Museum, MCA Sydney, Asialink. He is currently represented as an artist by Woolloongabba Art Gallery Brisbane.
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Julie RRAP b. 1950
Australia/NSW
Outerspace # 10 2010 digital print Acquired from the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award, 2011 © Julie Rrap/Licensed by Viscopy, 2012
Selected by Ben Veitch “I was drawn to Julie Rrap’s work because of its physical nature. I see a clash of two types of emotions here. From afar I can really feel a sense of depth and height which can give you the feeling of excitement and risk. And when looking closer (especially at her grip) I found her body language to be very calm. I found it easy to place myself in the image. The choice to not show her face probably had something to do with that. I appreciate how difficult it would have been to execute. In summary, this work could be a metaphor of my life: Organised Chaos”. Ben Veitch, 2012
Ben Veitch from Zealous Choreography was the inaugural Artist in Residence based at The Arts Centre Gold Coast. The culmination of this collaboration resulted in the creation of Blood, Sweat and Dance. In 2009 Ben won the hearts of Australians as a top 4 finalist on So You Think You Can Dance. Ben has also had the unique opportunity to appear in film and worked as an actor/dancer on George Miller’s Academy Award winning animated feature film Happy Feet.
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Clifford Possum TJAPALTJARRI b. c1943 - d. 2002
Australia/NT
Honey Ant Dreaming 1996 synthetic polymer paint on canvas (four panels) Purchased 1997
Selected by Sean Flanagan “This incredible painting is half-map and half-story; a refidex and book mixed together. The spirituality and traditional narratives of Aboriginal culture is tied to their relationship with country. Google Maps are about 2000 years behind!” Sean Flanagan, 2012
Sean Flanagan AKA Flan co-hosts Hot tomato’s breakfast radio show with Holmsey, his long suit is staying out of girl trouble and anything resembling exercise. Flan is a father of two, enjoys anything written by Stephen King but is not sure if King’s first name has a “ph” or a” v” in the middle. Nor does he care. Flan recently finished writing this.
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Anne WALLACE b. 1970
Australia/Qld
Searsucker 2001 oil on canvas Gift of Virginia Milson under the Cultural Gifts Program, 2012 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Nicole Dyer “Initially it was the green apple colour that pulled me in but then I was captivated by the tentacle streaming out of the phone. I have a love-hate relationship with phones; after university I was between jobs and so worked as a telemarketer. The phone is also a big part of my work now. There used to be an anticipation and excitement about a phone call – the possibility that the boy you liked was calling your house - but sadly that is a thing of the past thanks to Caller ID and smartphones”. Nicole Dyer, 2012
Nicole Dyer is ABC Gold Coast’s Mornings Presenter. She has worked as a journalist for 20 years in newsrooms and radio stations in pretty much every major city down the eastern seaboard. Nicole’s love of music, food, politics and drama however sealed her fate - and hosting her own program became the dream.
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Ruth WALLER b. 1955
Australia/NSW
Night’s paw 1990 oil on canvas Judges selection, 1991 Gold Coast City Conrad Jupiters Art Prize. Purchased with the assistance of Hotel Conrad and Jupiters Casino © Ruth Waller/Licensed by Viscopy, 2012
Selected by Michael Zavros “I first encountered this work when I became a volunteer at Gold Coast City Gallery helping to install exhibitions in 1992. The work is playful: it’s a big ‘dark as night’ painting of a great beastly claw about to strike, yet the delicious swirling impasto painting is full of colours and the simple child-like shape of the claw is reminiscent of a Grimm’s fairy tale or Where The Wild Things Are. At 18 and having just finished high school I found the work ominous, transporting and just weird. I loved it”. Michael Zavros, 2012
Michael Zavros is a realist painter, drawer, sculptor and film-maker and has taken part in numerous group and solo exhibitions at institutions such as MCA Sydney, IMA Brisbane, AGNSW and QAG/GOMA, ViaFarini, Milan, Artspace Auckland and Govett Brewster Gallery, New Plymouth. He has won The Bulgari Art Award, The Moran prize, The Kedumba Drawing Prize, The Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award, The Robert Jacks Drawing Prize and the MCA/ Collex Prize. His work is held in both private and public collections in Australia and Internationally.
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Anne ZAHALKA b. 1957
Australia/NSW
Cole Classic II (the next wave) 2002 type C photograph Purchased 2003 © Anne Zahalka/Licensed by Viscopy, 2012
Selected by David Chester “The spirit of the beach captured here confirms to me that I have come ‘full circle’, returning to the vibrant life beside the ocean I love, after a 40 year absence. Anne Zahalka’s photograph depicts the beach loving, bronzed Aussie and his patient, passionate and perhaps obsessive lust for competitive beach sport. I feel I belong amongst the throng here waiting for “The Next Wave””. David Chester, 2012
David Chester is Magic Millions’ Sales Director and has joined an illustrious group of Australians being announced as one of seven recipients of the 2012 Australian Export Heroes Awards. A long time Managing Director of the company, current Sales Director, and Australia’s longest-serving Bloodstock Agent, Chester has seen Magic Millions grow from humble beginnings to one of the top thoroughbred auction houses in the world, achieving outstanding export results.
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Michael ZAVROS b. 1974
Australia/Qld
Debaser/Dior 2009 charcoal on paper Purchased with funds from the Gold Coast City Art Gallery Gift Fund, 2009 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Hayley Bateup “To me this work symbolises striving for perfection, but not attaining it. It seems that the subject doesn’t feel worthy or is self-conscious of his image and so wants to hide. Perfection is symbolised by the beautiful bow tie, smooth skin and windswept hair”. Hayley Bateup, 2012
Hayley Bateup is a champion Surf lifesaver and Iron woman. Her national and international records speak for themselves. Hayley is also a professional speaker, media personality and personal trainer.
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Assorted makers – Australia; Czechoslovakia; China; Japan; Taiwan; England A selection of Gold Coast souvenirs china tea sets; salt and pepper shakers; ashtrays; snow domes; china figurines; pencil case; display stands; thermometer; bamboo tray Gift of John Swanson, 2006, 2011 Gift of Scott Redford, 2005 Gift of Virginia Rigney, 2004
Selected by Peter Gleeson “The Gold Coast has a rich and diverse cultural history, from the beaches to the escalation in high-rises during the 1980s. These souvenirs are symbolic of that maturation process. We really were a sleepy seaside village once!” Peter Gleeson, 2012
Peter Gleeson is the current editor of the Gold Coast’s No. 1 newspaper - The Gold Coast Bulletin. With a passion for community, social justice issues and an exceptional news sense, Peter’s award winning journalism continues to keep locals and visitors updated.
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David BROMLEY b. 1960
Sheffield/Great Britain/Australia/SA
Discovery 1998 synthetic polymer paint on plywood Gift of the artist, 1998 Reproduced courtesy the artist
Selected by Ho-Se Kim “I chose this work because I love the colour. In my own art-making, I use lots of colours even if not representational. I like the way that the people and objects are cropped outside the frame of Bromley’s painting. The red and yellow colours remind me of the Gold Coast Suns too!” Ho-Se Kim, 2012
Ho-Se Kim was born in 2002 in Daegu, South Korea and has lived between South Korea and Brisbane ever since. Last year, he moved to the Gold Coast. He is currently 10 years old and in Grade 5 at Benowa State Primary School. Since he was 18 months old he has excelled at art – drawing different shapes, figures and Korean characters. He has a great memory and handeye coordination which has led him to making art.
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H.C. SIMPSON
b.1879 - d. 1966 Australia/NSW/Qld Shark Bay (Rainbow Bay, Qld) 1913 oil on board Purchased 1995
[Shark Bay looking towards Greenmount Hill and Kirra] c.1926 watercolour on paper Purchased 1997
Kirra Rocks 1947 oil on board Purchased 2009 Pictured
Cut Hill & Danger Bay 1918 watercolour on paper Purchased 2011
Fingal Rocks Tweed Heads 1918 watercolour on paper Purchased 2011
Selected by Beric Lynton “The Gold Coast is famous for its surf, beaches and the hinterland, which are close enough to each other that they can be visited and enjoyed in one afternoon. Growing up on the coast these spots are familiar to me - they are so distinctive�. Beric Lynton, 2012
Beric Lynton was born and bred on the Gold Coast. He went to The Southport School and attended Bond University. He runs his family business Bruce Lynton Group consisting - BMW, MINI, Land Rover, Range Rover, Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Rolls Royce and employs over 100 people. Beric is well respected within the business community.
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