miscellanea
Small and larger mixed medium artworks

August 15, 2023 closed Friday 25, 2023

venue
Rosey Batt & Associates
336 Glen Osmond Road
Myrtle Bank, SA 5064

Random, an on-line exhibition, was, for personal reasons abruptly taken down. Much of this work can be found in the for sale link above.

Small and medium works by Ann Oliver. This exhibition is closed.

‘Mainly Flowers’ Ann’s December 21 exhibition is closed. Last updated January 28, 2022

2022 
MISCELLANY

2021 
MAINLY FLOWERS

2014
EAT MY ART TWO
4 – 22 August at Chianti Classico Ristorante,
160 Hutt Street, Adelaide
…an official SALA 2014 event.
An exhibition of water colours on paper and oils on canvass in combination with a series of lunches with matched wines

2013
EAT MY ART
Exhibition of water colours on paper and oils on canvass in combination with a series of lunches with matched wines.

2009
Less than a mile
Rockford Wines, Barossa Valley, South Australia

2007
Glacé
collaboration with the JAM FACTORY glass where food became glass art

2005
Earth + Water + Wind + Fire = GASTRONOMY
Liquid Hair, Adelaide South Australia

2004
Mainly Fruit
Liquid Hair, Adelaide South Australia…and

Studio Rouge
Shanghai…and
River Cafe Singapore

2003
The Other Side of Me
Liquid Hair, Adelaide South Australia

2000
The annual Universal Wine Bar poster

1998
Fresh 2
Liquid Hair, Adelaide South Australia

1997
Fresh
Urbrae House, Adelaide South Australia

1996
Food Art, Sydney, Australia
collaboration with ‘Sunday’ Philip Hopkins, photographer Robyin Sellick, chef Fiona Pawelski and model Josephine Gillespe…larger than life images The Chocolate Dress and The Toffee Dress – currently held in the archives of the State Library of South Australia

1994
The Chalice and the Empty Plate
The Bride of the Foetal Caul
collaboration with photographer Helen James

Prior to opening Mistress Augustine’s Restaurant Ann Oliver worked as a scientific illustrator and graphic artist. For full details of this period of Oliver’s practice refer to biography – prior

Art and many crafts have always have always been part of Oliver’s art practice. The State and National Library have collections of her hand painted menus that were made for special dinners at Mistress Augustine’s. Particularly sought after were her Bastille Day menus.

Despite an incredibly busy schedule running Mistress Augustine’s Ann continued to paint and most of these paintings were sold from the walls of the restaurant, the most famous of which was sold during a grand prix. ‘Trashed at Stars’ was much sought after and selling it had always been resisted; finally succumbing the owner was decided with the last toss of a coin.

Oliver has a diploma in Advertising and Design, from the then South Australian School of Art.

Oliver is also a keen seamstress and laughs that “at eleven I had my own fashion label and wanted to be a fashion designer and artist….what the hell went wrong!”