Strata

Richeldis Fine Art
Barcelona
August, 2026

Mon - Fri 10 - 8pm By Appointment
Calle Sant Pere Mes Baix 64, Barcelona, 08003

https://www.richeldisfineart.com/

L: Ane Henriksen, textile; R: Marea Hildebrand, ceramics.

Spanning textiles, painting, sculpture and ceramics, the exhibition features:

Ane Henriksen (b. 1951, Denmark), Emma Zhang (b. 1982, Wuhan, China), Terri Brooks (b. 1958, Australia), Dakyo Oh (b. 1991, Busan, South Korea), Rhian Jones (b. 1991, Wales) and Marea Hildebrand (b. 1989, Switzerland).

L: Emma Zhang, painting; R: Rhian Jones, ceramic.

'Six Intergenerational Women Artists in Dialogue with Materiality, Landscape and Reduction. Borrowed from archaeology and geology, the title "Strata" refers to the successive layers through which landscapes, objects and histories are formed and understood. Across painting, textile, sculpture and ceramics, each artist approaches material as a site of discovery rather than description. Whether working with earth, paper, pigment, clay or fibre, their practices reveal meaning through sustained acts of making, where reduction, repetition and excavation become ways of seeing as much as methods of production. Together, these six artists remind us that the deepest understanding is rarely immediate—it is uncovered, layer by layer.' Richeldis Fine Art.

Terri Brooks, painting; Rhian Jones, ceramics.

Dakyo Oh

Emma Zhang

Marea Hildebrand

Terri Brooks

Photography by Francisco Nogueira.

Terri Brooks

6th international biennale of non objective art
Que des femmes/Only women
Melbourne virtual satellite
Hosted by Art Thoughts AU at Yarra Bend Gallery
September 22 - 19 November

Terri Brooks and Amanda Ryan at the opening of Direction Now,
Town Hall Gallery, Melbourne 2014.

I created Art Thoughts AU in 2008 as an educational resource and record of Abstract art in Australia. At the time I was nearing the completion of my PhD.

Later during 2013-5 I project managed the national touring abstraction exhibition Direction Now. So it gives me great pleasure to host and co curate the Melbourne satellite of the 6th Biennale of Non Objective Art with Louise Blyton.

‘Terri Brooks has held over twenty five solo exhibitions and has participated in shows in public, university, commercial and artist runs spaces including art fairs nationally and in the United States, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Italy, Germany, China, New Zealand, Poland and Greece.

Brooks is currently represented by Flinders Lane Gallery and Linton and Kay Galleries in Australia and Richeldis Fine Art in the United Kingdom.’

L-R Hinged Edges, Veiled Black Dots and Black Square, Direction Now, Caboolture Regional Art Gallery, Qld, 2015.