Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil
Frances Keevil

THE LAST PICTURE SHOW - EXHIBITION CONTINUES ONLINE

Wednesday, March 11, 2026 - Thursday, April 2, 2026

THE LAST PICTURE SHOW - EXHIBITION CONTINUES ONLINE - CONTACT FRANCES@FRANCESKEEVIL.COM.AU or 0411 821 550

Artists included in the exhibition: Michael Braden, Talya Brookman, Chris Browne, Jane DuRand, Angie Goh, Anna Glynn, Alan Healy, Sally Hook, Natasha Junmanee, Paul Kay, Keith Kearney, Gatya Kelly, Michael Kelly, Bahman Kermany, Shelley McLean, Sharon Moroney, Leith O'Malley, Viola Nazario, Penelope Oates, Alan Rose, Noni Ruker, Sue Smalkowski, Michael Vaynman, Penny Walton, Hadyn Wilson and Jessie Winch. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I will be retiring from hosting exhibitions after ‘The Last Picture Show’ in March. Working for artists and clients over the last 40 years, whether as a picture framer, art consultant or gallery director, has been a wonderful and meaningful experience. I am incredibly grateful for the trust that has been given to me. Enabling creativity and vision, wonderful friendship, inspiring conversation and so much enjoyment. A collective striving for the shared belief in the value of art and making space for it. I have invited many of the artists with whom I have shared my journey to contribute art-works to my last show. It will be so much fun and such a treat for me to share this time together. I carry a great deal of appreciation for everyone who has been part of my exhibitions: artists, friends, clients. I value you all and I want to invite you all to drop in if you can and say hello. And if not I hope our paths will continue to cross in other ways. Thank you for your support, generosity, and enthusiasm over the years — it has truly meant more than I can say.

Angeline Goh
Collected Sightings I: Two Magpies
wood, clay, acrylic paint and resin H: 85 cm W: 15 cm D: 14 cm I paint birds as a way of paying attention. They sit at the edge of our daily lives, watching, waiting, adapting, often unnoticed yet deeply present. Drawn to nature and the quiet intelligence of birds, I’m interested in their gestures, groupings, and the unspoken relationships between them. Birds become stand-ins for memory, observation, and belonging, allowing me to explore stillness, connection, and the small rituals of the natural world. Magpies, as I have been told, sing with such beauty; a quiet reminder that poetry lives all around us, if we simply pause to listen.
Angeline Goh
A Quiet Reflection
mixed media sculpture - clay, plaster, resin and acrylic paint and stainless balls H: 37 cm W: 80 cm D: 27 cm The place where sky leans into sea, captured in quiet reflection. It's the horizon we carry with us; a memory of peace, of vastness, of feeling small and whole all at once in the reflection in the spheres. In the stillness, we are reminded, we belong to something greater.
Angeline Goh
Petals & Small Witnesses
wood, acrylic paint and resin 110 x 120 x 12 cm The petals speak to softness, bloom and impermanence, the birds act as quiet witnesses, present, attentive (some not so much) and alert to subtle shifts in their surroundings. Through this arrangement, I explore balance and stillness, inviting the viewer to slow down and notice the quiet relationships between fragility and permanence, life and pause.