Saint Cloche is delighted to present the vibrant abstract and expressionist paintings of Beth Gibbeson in the exhibition 'SURFACE TO AIR.'

Through her brightly hued paintings, Gibbeson narrates her travels and life experiences from rural Victoria to Egypt and the suburbs of Melbourne. Her work explores the abstraction and decoding of landscapes, inviting viewers to form their own interpretations of what they see.

Gibbeson has recently partnered with ceramicist Sally McCredie for a special collaboration showcased in 'SURFACE TO AIR.' This collaboration emerged from their long-standing professional relationship and mutual curiosity. They experimented by applying Gibbeson's painting techniques to McCredie's ceramic bowls, resulting in a striking synergy that has driven an exciting and fulfilling creative journey.

“Championing emerging artists and connecting them with new collectors is important to me as I believe that we cannot have a thriving art scene if we do not invest in emerging artists. It is essential that we not only promote the work of emerging artists but also give them a platform through which they can financially support their practice.”

- Kitty Clark, Founder

Saint Cloche is a dynamic gallery with diverse and high-calibre exhibitions changing fortnightly and is at the epicentre of a growing community of like-minded creatives, promoting art, culture and contemporary thinking.





Located in Paddington in Sydney, the gallery’s frontage is on a beautiful corner, accentuated by a large set of vintage Swedish industrial windows. Saint Cloche Gallery is also a creative concept space selectively available for exhibitions, installations, collaborations, workshops and events.





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