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Sharon Kitching Artist

August 12, 2018

Sunday throwback to 2010

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July 10, 2018

Wayback to 2012

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June 30, 2018

The hand wants what the hand wants

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June 27, 2018

All birds

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June 25, 2018

Drawings from the couch

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June 19, 2018June 18, 2018

2013 Permanent Part-time at Verge

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June 18, 2018

TBF: Installation view from 2017

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June 4, 2018

Decorative items of uncertain value

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September 3, 2017

Banana workshops

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  • 2017 Bread and Circuses
  • 2017 Banana Splits collaboration
  • 2016 Underneath and Behind
  • 2015 SEEN at Sheffer gallery
  • 2012 Shifty women, dirty rats
  • 2001 Black Francis & the White Cloud at Rubyayre
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Drawing is the path to happiness. I’ve decided to bring back mail. Send me your address. Bugger the internet.
Some interesting painting from the #sydneycontemporaryart #carraigeworks #art #painting
Many hands make light work is the adage, but somedays it just makes it more work. Mixed media on a sketchbook page, a square a4. All my fave preoccupations- boobs, circles, hands and the approaching apocalypse #scribble #art #drawing #offtowork
Well, this was tonight. Thanks @scratchindog for the invite
Telly paintings. Overworked, and a little flat in places. I like the layers of watercolour that build up. Although once you kill the white space, it never returns. Finished watching ‘Killing Eve’ on the weekend, which has a strange psychotic kind of cliff hanger ending. Everyone seems to have a thin veneer of keeping it together, and 2mins later they are shooting each other, or themselves. Very odd. Or maybe only odd, cause it’s all women, and this kind of narrative arc is completely normal for spy drama.
Today's retro hits in the car is yello, flag. It's been a very long time since i last heard this
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