LATEST NEWS
August 2020
We were thrilled to be finalists in this years Pro Hart Outback Art Prize at Broken Hill Regional Gallery
March 2020
February, 2020.
You are invited to attend the opening drinks with the artists
3 March 6-8pm
ARO Gallery
4 to 15 March 2020
51 William Street Darlinghurst, Sydney NSW 2010
Tues – Sun 10.30 am to 6pm
0428 600 230.
Please contact us to preview the exhibition.
In a true reflection of art mimicking life, Ulan Murray and Rachel Burns’ striking sculptures are as harmoniously balanced as their partnership. The husband and wife team are best known for their copper and wire tree sculptures which show both the trunk and branches of the tree, as well as the intricate root system below the ground.
Karen Locke – South Coast Magazine 2020
The pair work from memory to extrapolate their narratives. Whilst the works are reminiscent of familiar tree species, they reflect a poetic commentary on nature and our changing environment. By creating transection of the environment, the artists expose the unknown of the subterranean world. Presenting the works as a single isolated form Ulan and Rachel highlight the concept of the tree as a preserved specimen.
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Jan 2020
“We were delighted to be included in the summer edition of South Coast Style magazine.” Photos by Honey Atkinson
AUGUST, 2019.
Ulan has been announced as a finalist in the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize this year.
Exhibition 12 October to 3 November
JULY, 2019.
View Ulan & Rachel’s Latest Work:
THE OTHER ART FAIR, SYDNEY
24-27th OCTOBER, 2019
THE CUTAWAY AT BARANGAROO
May, 2019. Ulan and Rachel won The People’s Choice Award Sculpture in Kangaroo Valley for their work Grand Umbra
May, 2019. Rachel was awarded a Highly Commended Prize in Hunter’s Hill Art Award for her bronze sculpture Seed Palm
SOLO EXHIBITION
2018 Aro Gallery, Darlinghurst, Sydney
