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Meet the artist for drinks and nibbles 6pm Friday 15 January 2021 77 Art+Living, 77 Main Street, Fairlie, NZ. https://www.77artandliving.com/artists Pre-sales available via website from 14/01/21 Contact: artandliving77@icloud.com This exhibition celebrates the joy of play and the moments that occur … Continue reading →

I am delighted to let you know that you can now find my work for sale at 77 Art and Living gallery, 77 Main Street, Fairlie, NZ. https://www.77artandliving.com/ https://www.77artandliving.com/artists

Here a couple of photos I am working from for a new exhibition.  There are lots of wonderful moments at kindergarten. Here are a few that I have plans for.    

New entries are on their way shortly… In the meantime please scroll down for previous work as well as clicking on tabs above to see more.

Currently in group exhibition “Wish You Were Here” at Adelaide Central School of Art, 45 Osmond Terrace, Norwood, Adelaide. On until 3 November 2012.    

In mid 2011 Rachael Polson was awarded an Ashington Mentorship by the Helpmann Academy of South Australia. The mentorship aims to link emerging artists with leading practitioners in their fields in a one-on-one mentoring relationship.  The mentorship is with New … Continue reading →

Exhibition: Pump Shed, Seedling Art Space, Blackwood Forest Recreation Park, Adelaide.  September 3-11 2011. From Seedling Art Space: “Translated Fields is presented in the Seedling Pump Shed space and is an exploration of the physical and formal elements of the … Continue reading →

The works exhibited are a combination of the work I exhibited last year in Adelaide as well as some new works especially for this exhibition. Each work influences the next. I am particularly interested in the process of making art. … Continue reading →

My current exhibition is at the Aigantighe Art Gallery, Timaru.  “Now & Always ”  opens on the 4th of March 2011. The exhibition will be a combination of most of my exhibition from Adelaide last year and some of my … Continue reading →