Dianne Gall
In my work, often Utopia waits just beyond a door, a light at the end of the corridor signifies someone is there, what is he or she doing? The imagery looks for ways to describe the fragility and transient nature of life, the beauty in the things that surround and contribute to the memory picture of people and places. It is a snapshot of being human, a voyeuristic representation of the journey we must take through life. Life is raw, it’s tough and the lighting of Film Noir, gives these elements the importance they deserve, they allude to the hidden world. There is something not quite right in the sometimes pristine, marbled walls and floors, behind the closed doors, there is indeed something lurking beneath the veneer of tranquillity.
Painting is a continuum throughout the life of an artist and as I once again return to tranquillity, harmony and co-existing with the rhythm of humanity, my work continues to evolve.
Dianne Gall was born 1964 in Adelaide, South Australia. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The South Australian School of Art in 1985 and has exhibited extensively throughout Australia since then. www.diannegall.com
 Curriculum Vitae
Exhibitions
- November 10th - November 26th, 2010 - 'Reconfigured' - A group exhibition of figurative paintings. In addition to the ten emerge ART SPACE artists featured ( Jonah Cacioppe , Sharon Dawes , Kathryn Haug , Gigi Hesterman , Anna Sabadini , Kirstine Sadler , Ben Sherar , David Small , Claire Steele & Francesco Villicich ) emerge is delighted to introduce the work of three new artists - acclaimed South Australian artists Dianne Gall and Richard Maurovic and WA artist Karen Seaman.
- March 30th - April 15th 2011 - 'Come the Night' - Dianne Gall
emerge is delighted to be showing acclaimed South Australian artist Dianne Gall’s solo exhibition of paintings 'Come the night'. Dianne has been exhibiting extensively in Australia since 1985 and will be exhibiting in Hamilton, Canada this October. This new body of work continues her exploration of ‘Film Noir’ inspired paintings that ‘are a snapshot of being human, a voyeuristic representation of the journey we must take through life'.
- December 6th - December 16th, 2011 - 'Directors' Cut' - Group Exhibition
An engaging selection of new and stockroom works including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, glass and jewellery from a selection of emerge's represented artists including Pierre Capponi, Di Cubitt, Sharon Dawes, Estelle Dean, Dianne Gall, Kathryn Haug, Lindsay Harris, Thomas Heidt, Gigi Hesterman, Alana McVeigh, Ben Sherar, Felicity Sivewright, David Small, Catherine Swioklo and jewellery designer Charlotte Sykora.
Dianne Gall: Works Available
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