
EXHIBITIONS
Ralph Kerle's Abstract Art ExhibitionS and events: A Journey Through Subconscious Realities
Experience the fusion of subconscious observations and natural elements in Ralph Kerle's captivating abstract art in his exhibition and events programme. Discover the profound and mesmerizing world of abstraction through the lens of this acclaimed Australian artist.

The Difference Between Perception and Sight; How We Make SENSE
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The Difference Between Perception & Sight; How We Make Sense.
Venue: Middle Harbour Yacht Club, 75 Lower, 75 Parriwi Rd, Mosman NSW 2088
Date: Friday September 27
Time 7.00pm - 9.30pm
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Join us for a fascinating exploration into the world of perception and sight. Have you ever wondered how our brains interpret the world around us? Or why we see things differently from one another?
Dr. Con Petsoglou, Ophthalmologist, Sydney Eye Hospital; Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney and Director of the NSW Medical Tissue Bank, and Ralph Kerle, a renowned Australian photographer and kayaker, delve into the complexities of perception and sight, shedding light on how we make sense of the world. Whether you're a psychology enthusiast or simply curious about the way we see things, this event is sure to be an eye-opening experience.
The evening will feature the world premiere screening of a short film entitled "Ralph's Eye," shot around Middle Harbour. The film is intended to serve as inspiration for anyone facing a disability, showing how challenges can be transformed into unique creative expressions.
The event includes refreshments, vibrant entertainment, courtesy of the Road Captains and a live auction, the proceeds of which will be contributed to the Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation.
Don’t miss this evening of intrigue, inspiration, enlightenment and entertainment.
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Ralph Kerle is a proud supporter of the Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation.

The Water Spirits Of Aveiro, Galleria Edificio ANTIGA Capitania, Aveiro, Portugal
The Water Spirits of Aveiro
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Introduction
Ralph Kerle has chosen to explore a new environment for this exhibition, The Water Spirits of Aveiro. In 2019, Kerle journeyed on the canals of Aveiro and was captivated by the relationship of the city’s past to its present.
Gazing at the surrounds from the water, he felt the spirited presence of the European artists who have inspired so many artists including himself.
The buildings that line the canals of Aveiro provided a rich subject for Kerle’s imagination. His digital photography is a representation of these meditative and transcendental moments experienced on the water.
The spirits of the past and present are seen though Kerle’s lens. The Water Spirits of Aveiro is a visual record of Kerle’s ongoing creative journey.
Opening Night

Ralph Kerle's Art in Portugal
Ralph Kerle’s Art features in a new group exhibition at one of Lisbon’s hip new concept/gallery spaces, Embaixada, Praça do príncipe real 26,1° 1250-184 Lisboa in the WelcomeToArt Art Gallery..
The exhibition features three up and coming Portuguese photographers Teresa Marques dos Santos, Jorje and award winningJosé Esteves Martins and provides Ralph with an opportunity to expose his work and to interact with the Portuguese fine art community.
Join us in the Gallery for the Vennisage on Friday Nov 9 at 7.00pm for drinks when Ralph will present a short film on his work and creative process.
RSVP to rk@ralphkerlesart.com by close of business Thursday Nov 8

Drawings on Water Series 2 - Sagra Gallery, Melbourne, Australia 2016
An internationally acclaimed exhibition of photographs taken by Sydney artist Ralph Kerle during kayak journeys on Sydney’s Middle Harbour will be opened by Steve Vizard from the Vizard Foundation at Melbourne art gallery Sagra on Wednesday 16 November.
The exhibition, Drawings On Water – Series 2, will run from 16 November till 3 December at Sagra, 256 Glenferrie Road, Malvern.

Drawings On Water Series 2 - Gallery 88, Sydney Australia - 2016
New South Wales Treasurer and State Member for Willoughby, the Hon. Gladys Berejiklian M.P. will open an exhibition by Willoughby art photographer Ralph Kerle at Gallery 88, 88 Penshurst St, Willoughby on Thursday 7 April.
The exhibition, Drawings On Water – Series 2, comprises photographs of reflected images taken during kayak journeys on Sydney’s Middle Harbour.

Desenhos na Agua Exhibition - Espaco Espelho d'Agua, Lisbon Portugal
Ralph Kerle's Desenhos na Agua (Drawings On Water) Exhibition contains a series of new works based on the artist's reflections on his journeys on water.
Espaco Espelho d'Agua (Space Mirror Water) Av Brasilia, S / N -. Ed. Mirror Water (next to the Discoveries) 1400-038 Lisboa Phone 21 301 0510
Espaco Espelho d'Agua (Space Mirror Water) was the result of a public competition organized in 2012 by the Tourism Association of Lisbon - ATL to operate part of a building located in the emblematic district of Belem, facing the Tagus river. The space comprises an area of ,200 m2 and was initially built in 1940 during the Portuguese World Exhibition.

The Water Line Exhibition, Gallery 307, Northbridge, Sydney Australia
Gallery 307, 307 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge is having an exhibition of new and emerging artists that will include a small selection from the Drawings on Water series entitled the Water Line.

Art, Kayaking and Mental Health - Meet the Artist
Meet Ralph Kerle, explore his creative journey from kayaking to artistic inspiration and participate in workshop that uses his images to engage in a creative conversation around the theme of mental health, perception and creativity.
Refreshments will be available.
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Drawings On Water Exhibition Opening by the Mayor of Willoughby, Councillor Gail Giles-Gidney
Willoughby Mayor Gail Giles-Gidney will open the exhibition at Gallery 88, 88 Penshurst St Willoughby on Thursday 19 March. Musical entertainment will be provided by vocalist and musician Rory O’Donoghue (aka Thin Arthur from the famous ABC comedy series, the Aunty Jack Show.
Further information is available at www.ralphkerlesphotos.com. To arrange an interview please contact Ralph on 0412 559 603.
Free car parking is available at the Oakville Road council car park, behind Dan Murphy’s on Penshurst St.
Supporting the Black Dog Institute, a leader in mental health research, clinical treatments and education programs. Prizes donated by Sydney Harbour Kayaks.

Drawings on Water Exhibition, Gallery 88, 88 Penshurst Street Willoughby. NSW Australia
Drawings on Water visually explores the surface of the waters of Middle Harbour, Sydney Australia and the power of physical movement in kayaking as the medium for creative inspiration to free the mind of mental darkness to recharge the soul with healing insights.
Around five years ago, Ralph Kerle began kayaking on Middle Harbour as a way of finding a non-pharmaceutical remedy for depression. His morning kayak soon opened up a daily world of new perceptions; offering boundless moments of insight whilst connecting him physically as close to nature as the original inhabitants of Middle Harbour, the Cammeraygals. The exhibition comprises photographs taken during his kayak journeys that acted as the doorways to new mental pathways and self awareness.
Click here to read the full story of his journey.
Willoughby Mayor Gail Giles-Gidney will open the exhibition at Gallery 88, 88 Penshurst St Willoughby on Thursday 19 March. Musical entertainment at the opening will be provided by vocalist and musician Rory O’Donoghue (aka Thin Arthur from the famous ABC comedy series, the Aunty Jack Show).
Ralph Kerle is an acknowledged global leader in the development and application of creative skills in organisations. He is a former Associate Director of the Sydney Theatre Company and owned and ran the iconic Melbourne comedy cabaret venue, the Flying Trapeze Café in its heyday (1978-81). He studied at the Victorian College of the Arts, majoring in dramatic art.