Welcome
to the online portfolio of Australian contemporary artist Leith O'Malley.





The
Latest:
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE: Works now exhibited in Sydney (Frances Keevil Gallery Double Bay). The large oil on canvas "Nighthawk" is currently hanging... visit the link here to go to the site and use the list on the left hand side of the page to view other available works and CV information. Artists represented there include Margaret Olley, John Olsen, Gary Shead, Charles Blackman, Arthur Boyd, Melissa Eagan, Wendy Sharpe, Paul Souter and more.
Also exhibiting with Dennis Ropar and several other Australian artists at Smart Artz Gallery in South Melbourne at the moment. More by clicking the advert above..
INTERVIEW: Italian magazine "Jazz Colours" have published an interview in their latest issue. Brush up on your Italian and head over HERE. Also, the "Blanket" magazine feature is currently available as a PDF download. Click on the Release 2 issue on their website here.
PEOPLES CHOICE : Chosen as the "Peoples Choice" in the $25000 Whyalla Art Prize. Leiths large charcoal on paper "The Question Begs the Answer" was exhibited along with notable paintings by Christopher Orchard, Margie Sheppard, Andrew Baines, Jody Broun, Esther Erlicharge and many more..
NEW SERIES: "The Caffeine Girls" work has all but sold out at it's Adelaide unveiling in Artistic License Gallery. Some remaining works in Melbourne. More on this here..
Sidetracked again: The jazz artwork for Festival Productions Inc. New York .. details here..
Magville: db magazine features Leith O'Malleys artwork on the front cover. A closer look is just a click away.. right here..
The Asia Pacific site of Wacom (makers of graphics tablets) are featuring a digital illustration walkthrough.. More..
Have added a "Drawing & Sketches" page for those of you who keep asking where all the dirty stuff.. well it's charcoal after all. More
Rave on John Donne Dept.. Everyone's blogging on about something these days. if you can't paint them, join them. More
Playing
in the studio: Miles Davis, Bombay Dub Orchestra. The Shins, Zero 7, Coltrane, Rufus Wainwright and Laura Veirs..




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