Exhibitions

For the abstract artist, marks are a language, a way to express ideas as art.

In this exhibition, father and daughter, Gary Gregg and Daniela Minns have expressed their respective ideas through new paintings.

In addition, the artists have produced a series of experimental works on paper by means of conversations in mark making.

Each artist commenced with sets of papers of various sizes and made a mark on each page. The pages were exchanged and each artist responded with an additional mark. The pages travelled back and forth between the two artists’ studios, accumulating marks until it was agreed that a drawing was finished.

The title for the show 'Conversations in mark making' is apposite as it refers not only

to the process of the abstract drawing project but to the dialogue between father and daughter about art and painting that has been ongoing throughout their lives.

As a part of our Exhibition with Gallery Lane Cove & Creative studios Gary and I were invited to be guests on the Art Chat podcast (Gallery Lane Cove's new podcast). Hosted by Claudia Chan-Shaw an excerpt of our interview was also played on Eastside radio Arts Friday which Claudia also hosts. Thank you for the opportunity to talk about our process and the mark making project that was central to our exhibition of paintings. Produced by Gallery Lane Cove director, Miguel Olmo.

The Wilma's are a group of emerging artists in Sydney who came together in 2023 in recognition of the sometimes solitary working life of artists. 

We meet up regularly to discuss our art, visit art galleries, do sketch sessions, workshops and exhibit our work together. The theme of our first group show was "In Connection" and it was held in November '24.

I was invited to submit works for the Affordable Art Fair in both Sydney and Melbourne with Gallery Alchemy. 

My work "Luminessence" was selected to be part of the inaugral "Palette Project" art prize at Gallery Alchemy in Milton, NSW. The exhibition was a celebration of colour and I was delighted to be included as a finalist.  

From 2017- 2019 I lived with my family in Amsterdam. While there, I connected with a group of local artists. Together we curated and exhibited two group shows in a local pop up art space.  

With my father artist Gary Gregg, I took part in a "by invitation" showing of our works at The Tattersalls Club in Elizabeth St Sydney. It was the first time I had exhibited my works and I was thrilled and shocked to sell 13 of 14 works on opening night.