Visit Logan Art Gallery from July 6 to investigate Explorations and Experiments, a selection of works by Kingston artist Lynne Mullen.
Explorations and Experiments surveys artworks completed during the artist's studies for a Visual Arts Degree.
Visual Arts Program Coordinator, Annette Turner, said the exhibition provided a fascinating record of the exploration of techniques and media that her studies necessitated in the development of a unique visual language.
"The media used in this exhibition ranges from printmaking, painting, drawing, textiles, handmade paper and mixed media, inventively used in a series of self portraits and exercises into pattern, tone, colour, line and texture," she said.
"This results in an array of works in which one idea may be reworked and re-examined to broaden an art student's grasp of technique and media, while stimulating the creative processes of experimentation and exploration that are such an important and exciting part of a contemporary visual arts course."
Ms Turner said the works of Explorations and Experiments represented a challenging journey of self discovery for the artist.
"The show will also excite and arouse the curiosity of gallery visitors and help them gain an invaluable understanding into the education of artists today."
The fascinating Lynne Mullen: Explorations and Experiments exhibition will be displayed at Logan Art Gallery until 4 August. Logan Art Gallery is open 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday and is located on the corner of Wembley Road and Jacaranda Avenue, Logan Central
For photo opportunities and further information please contact Annette Turner, Visual Arts Program Coordinator, Logan Art Gallery, phone 3412 5519.