View online art exhibitions and check out tropical art sales online.These comprehensive links to online art exhibitions give you the opportunity to buy contemporary art online direct from well known tropical Australian artists. The work of the more established artists is in demand, with past clients waiting to snap up their latest paintings, original prints, textiles or sculptures. So if you are a collector of a particular artist you may find their work here, or else you could contact me to source it for you. But many of our newer artists are less well known - which is another way you may catch a bargain. If you have a good eye, keep a lookout for emerging artists, whose work may appreciate in value; but when that happens, of course, you will love it too much to part with it! If you would like to know more about online art exhibitions from a particular artist, whose work is featured on this page, please click on the image links to their pages or fill in the enquiry form at the bottom of this page. I shall either pass your query straight on to the artist concerned or perhaps answer your question myself. TANIA HEBEN 
Tania Heben has been painting in Port Douglas for more than twenty years. Although proficient in other mediums, she loves the sensuality and richness of using oil paint above all others.It usually takes some months for her to complete a painting because of the slow process of drying and curing each layer of paint, so she usually has several paintings in a series in progress at any one time. 
JILL BOOTH has been involved in art all her life - from childhood scribblings to art teaching, to watercolours, textiles, oil and acrylic paintings - even to designing and making her own range of silver jewellery and operating her family's gallery of fine art. These days she concentrates on developing paintings and collages as well as producing a range of silk and cotton fabric lengths and luxurious silk scarves.
LINDA JACKSON 
Linda, famous for her partnership with Jenny Kee and the wonderfully productive "Flamingo Park" and then "Bush Couture" fashion boutiques, moved to live in North Queensland in 2000. She has continued her involvement with indigenous women as teacher and collaborator, whilst developing new paintings and fabric lengths as well as a range of stunning opal jewelry in collaboration with Australian opal miners and jewellers.
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