Corporate Art Collection for Art Pharmacy - Lisa Carrett's latest series of ceramic sculptures will feature in a private art collection, commissioned by Art Pharmacy, Sydney.

Congratulations to the Finalists of the 2022 Waverley Art Prize.
Judges, Daniel Mudie Cunningham and Michelle Cawthorn had the unenviable task of selecting 60 Finalists out of 786 entries.
The Waverley Art Prize is proudly sponsored by Waverley Council

Sydney-based artist Lisa Carrett paints and sculpts the sentimental beauty of the Australian landscape, creating canvases filled with familiarity, nostalgia and memory. https://hunterandfolk.com/journal/lisa-carrett

https://www.art-almanac.com.au/2021-woollahra-small-sculpture-prize-finalists/

https://2ser.com/new-art-exhibition-at-artsite-galleries-uncanny-archives-by-lisa-carret/

Uncanny Archives is the debut solo exhibition by Sydney-based artist Lisa Carrett. Through painting and sculpture this show explores the transient sentiments of home within the broader Australian landscape. Carrett investigates how home is inextricably tied to the past and present, as memory informs individual perceptions of place. The home as a repository for memory, is explored as Carrett identifies key symbolism from the homes of her and her families past.

https://whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/events/uncanny-archives-lisa-carrett-solo-exhibition

'The memory of place forces us to return to the immediacy of our environment and to all that is absorbed, both familiar and strange within that environment.' _Trigg, D, _The Memory of Place, 2012
https://upnext.com.au/event/uncanny-archives-lisa-carrett-solo-exhibition-2021

Uncanny Archives, Lisa Carrett https://www.artnewsportal.com/art-news/uncanny-archives-lisa-carrett

INTRODUCTIONS: Three Emerging Artists
Lisa Carrett | Eunjoo Jang | Claudio Valenti
31 August -29 September 2019

https://www.artsite.com.au/exhibition/2019-09-introductions.php

The exhibition presents contemporary representations of nature and botanic studies by 13 emerging Sydney-based artists. https://www.theleader.com.au/story/6113999/its-in-our-nature-botanicals-on-show-at-broadhurst-gallery/

Not a Stat reflects on lived experiences of mental illness, including mental health practices. The exhibition provides a visual translation of what is often difficult to articulate, thereby offering an opportunity to communicate experience beyond that of verbal disclosure. https://www.arc.unsw.edu.au/creative/ad-space/ad-space-archive-2017