Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The first exhibition by Wendy Sharpe at the Art Gallery of NSW breaks all the rules of an orderly gallery hang. Some paintings are ...

When a gallery offers virtually its entire exhibition space for an artist to do whatever she likes, it’s both tempting and intimidating. However, nothing is too much for Wendy Sharpe.

In a new exhibition Wendy Sharpe breaks conventions, painting on walls and installing herself in the gallery, becoming part of the art. Show more In a new exhibition Wendy breaks conventions ...

When the Salon des Refuses was first staged in 1992, some of the artists chosen were reportedly irked to have work included in the Archibald Prize “reject” show. For more than 40 years, Wendy Sharpe ...

On board fitting on their parkas will be members of the Mawson's Hut Foundation, the usual array of scientists and an Archibald Prize-winning artist, Wendy Sharpe. For her it will be a journey ...

CIRCUS Oz is on an Australian tour. But some of the circus troupe’s essence remains in Sydney where acclaimed artist Wendy Sharpe has captured the performers in her latest exhibition.

Archibald Prize winning artist Wendy Sharpe draws portraits of thirty nine asylum seekers while they share powerful stories of survival and integration Now, for Wendy these stories are revelatory ...

Art students sit and draw in quiet concentration. No matter who they are, everyone seems to revel in the bohemian atmosphere. Wendy Sharpe paints Andrew Batt-Rawden at the Yellow House in Potts Point.

Tracks the change in total value of sales, as well as the total number of lots offered and sold annually in the art market. This chart shows whether Wendy Sharpe’s total sales are going up, and if so, ...

WENDY SHARPE has won the Archibald, Sulman and Portia Geach art prizes and been exhibited around Australia and beyond. But never before has her work been displayed thousands of metres deep in ...