The Muse Gallery of Milawa

Ian Firth

‘The Same But Different’ an exhibition of sculptural wooden paintings by Ian Firth and his wife Lisa Firth opens 2pm Saturday October 6th at The Muse Gallery. Read the Press Release.

‘The Same But Different’ 2012 exhibition

'Anticipation of Therese'

'Apothecaries Shelf'

'Bay Leaves in a Jar'

'Chianti, Salami, Pane e Sole'

'Grace Riding at East Kunderang'

'Le Deax Pins e Trois Poire'

'Lost in Translation'

'Pewter Vase and Roses'

'Sofia, Blue Chair, White Gown'

'The Book and Olive Branch'

'The Ecstasy of St. Therese - Study'

'Thinking of Margaret Preston'

'Walking After Midnight'

'White Robe and Gown'

'Elliot 18 with Atia’s Pup'

‘Balthus’ Niece’

‘The New Works’ 2011 exhibition

'Our Father Jack'

'Paris Morning'

'Comtemplation II'

'Here's Johnny'

'Seated Girl On the Sand'

'Sunset on the Ocean Pool Wall'

'Orange Cannister'

'Study After Sylvia McEwan

'Yellow Sugar Bowl'

'In the Library'

Past Works

'Lillies & Jars'

'The Table of the Boating Party'

Ian Firth – Biography

Ian Firth was formally trained at the National Art School in Sydney NSW, graduating with a diploma in Fine Art in 1991. He has since exhibited extensively in NSW, South Australia and Victoria, and has works held in private collections in Australia, Italy, France and theU.K.

The technique Ian uses involves painting, drawing and sculpting using recycled materials to create still life and portrait images. The works are constructed, painted, cut and ground to bend and meld the materials to form three dimensional paintings on recycled ply wood, and other found timbers.

Ian Firth has been exhibiting at The Muse Gallery in Milawa consistently over the past 7 years.