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David Brayshaw
Ivars Jansons
John Bredl
David Chen
Robert Wade
John McQualter
Catherine Hamilton
Craig Davy
Peter Cartwright
Sian Dodd
Roberta Easton
Chris Kandis
Ron Hancock
Gail Rutland Gillard
Regina Hona
Fiona Anderson
Brett Jarrett
Annee Kelly
Kendall
Philip Adams
Nellie Zimmerman
Rosemary Todman 
Robin Phillips
Joanne Seberry
Tamara Sewoff
Rodney Symmons
John Stroomer
Judy Talacko

Charlie Tong

Jim Van Geet
Sam Broadhurst
 Linda Weil 
John Whitelaw
John Young
Tony Fairweather
Michael Cartwright
Catherine Hamilton
 

 

 

 

 

Philip Adams

Philip Adams

 

 

 

 

PHILIP ADAMS

Born in Brighton (Melbourne) in 1947, Philip studied at the Caulfield Institute and completed his Diploma of Painting in 1968. He then travelled to London where he painted full time before embarking on a world wide tour including Europe, India and USA.
Returning back to Victoria in 1972, Philip commenced teaching art at Maryborough Tech. College where he stayed until resuming full time painting in 1996.
Philip states that he wants to capture the excitement of exploring a new landscape. Everything is to be discovered, the senses are sharpened. He achieves this through his practice of meditation which renews his vision.
Philip has held several solo exhibitions and participated in many joint exhibitions over the years and is represented in private collections in England, France, Germany, Japan, USA, Canada and Australia at the Crown Casino Melbourne and the Reserve Bank of Australia New York collection. Philip exhibits at Sorrento and Flinders Fine Art Galleries on the Mornington Peninsula.


 

 

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