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Skyscapes, The Garden Gallery 2026
Anita Hochman SKYSCAPES
21 August – 1 September 2026
The Garden Gallery
Mrs Macquaries Road, The Royal Botanic Gardens SydneyOpening: Saturday 22 August 2pm – 4pm
Gallery Hours: Daily 10am – 4pm
Reflecting Pools 2026 76 x 107cm oil on linen -
Headland, The Shop Gallery 2024
Anita Hochman HEADLAND
9 – 20 August 2024
The Shop Gallery
112 Glebe Point Road, Glebe, Australia 2037Opening: Saturday 10 August 2pm – 4pm
Gallery Hours : Tuesday to Sunday 11am – 5 pm
The Bay 2024 76 x 107cm acrylic on linen -
Flora, Richard Randall Art Studio 2021
Anita Hochman FLORA
17 – 28 March 2021
The Richard Randall Art Studio
Mount Coot-Tha Botanic Gardens
Mount Coot-Tha Road, Toowong, Australia 4066Opening : Saturday 20 March 2pm – 4pm
Opening Speaker : Beth Jackson, art curator and writer
Gallery Hours : Wednesday to Sunday 11am – 3pm
Roses 2021 41 x 51cm oil on linen -
Terrain, Gallery 61 2019
Anita Hochman TERRAIN
4 – 23 February 2019
Gallery 61, Queensland Academies Creative Industries Campus
61 Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove, Australia 4059Opening: Saturday 9 February 4pm – 6pm
Gallery Hours: Mon – Wed 10am – 3pm, Thurs – Sat 10am -5pm (artist present)
‘High Country’ II 2019 76 x 107cm oil on linen -
Finalist, 30 X 30 Prize, Art Piece Gallery
Two plein air paintings from my 2016 studio residency at the Tweed Regional Art Gallery are finalists in the inaugural 30 x 30 prize at Art Piece Gallery. The exhibition will be current from 24th November – 14th December 2017 at Art Piece Gallery, 17 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby, NSW.
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Artist in Residence, Tweed Regional Gallery 2017
In September 2017 Anita returned to the Nancy Fairfax Artist in Residence Studio at the Tweed Regional Art Gallery for a month. She focused on her plein air oil and watercolour paintings using the studio as a base, and built a photographic journal exploring the powerful presence of Wollumbin Mountain in the landscape.
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Artist in Residence, Baer Art Center, Northern Iceland
In June 2017 Anita was one of five resident artists from around the world, at the Baer Art Center in the far north of Iceland. Living and working there, between the mountains, the fjord, Skagafjörður, and the black sand beach, was a truly unforgettable and inspiring experience. Here are a few images taken from Baer.












