Alan Pomeroy is a Canberra based artist producing paintings and digital art prints available for digital printing onto canvas or paper

Booklet for the Thinker & Thoughts Series. Contains high quality images of all paintings, each with a comprehensive interpretive text. Printed 210 x 210mm, 40 pages on 140gsm Supreme Uncoated White LG. $25 plus postage.

Artist’s Statement (Thinker & Thoughts series).
This is a body of work comprising a series of about 20 paintings completed over 2024-2025. The Series navigates the delicate space between the tangible and the imagined. Alan’s aim has been to explore how we confront the myriad challenges of our contemporary world through the simple yet profound act of thinking.
At the heart of each painting is the figure of the Thinker—a reimagined classic pose that is both observer and mediator. In Alan’s reinterpretation, the Thinker is partially abstracted, intentionally androgynous, and fluid in form, reflecting a rich tapestry of cultural traditions. This figure is not confined by the limits of gender or identity; rather, it embodies a universal human experience, inviting viewers to find their own reflections in its form.
Yet, the Thinker does not stand alone. Surrounding this central figure are the Thoughts—the supporting, almost spectral, figures that represent the conflicting emotions and responses we all experience when faced with the complexities of modern life.
These Thoughts capture the internal debates that arise as we grapple with issues such as indecision, justice, environmental degradation, and homelessness. Other themes include the competition inherent in our capitalistic society, the boundaries of creativity and ambition, and the interplay between desire and restraint.
They are a visual echo of the internal dialogues that shape our understanding of the world. Each painting is a meditation on the scope of reality and illusion, inviting viewers to explore the spectrum of emotional and intellectual responses that emerge when we pause and truly think.
There is a narrative for each painting—a guide for those who wish to delve deeper into the stories and symbolism behind the imagery offering context and insight into the themes that permeate the series.

Alan Pomeroy Art Book (2023)

A curated retrospective collection of the art work of Alan Pomeroy, over 70 years in 230 pages, with table of contents and index.
Over 600 high quality images printed on 170gms Sovereign Silk paper.
The Collection includes narratives and poetry.
Ceramics section has examples of production pottery and sculptural pieces.
Paintings include landscape, seascape, streetscape, figurative and illustrative, abstract, and still life.
Iconography and spiritual paintings have Christian, Buddhist and Hindu themes.
Digital Composites use photographic images combined with artwork and digital manipulation.
AlanPomeroyArt.com website contains many of the images in the Book.

Cost is $220.00. Use the Contact link. Contact

A pdf of the Book can be viewed in Trove (National Library of Australia).
ISBN: 978-0-646-88832-3

ART EXHIBITION: NINE WAYS 2022 ( 1April - 15 May)

Group Exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre, Belconnen, ACT. Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 4pm).

Artists Statement: Alan Pomeroy ‘9 Ways’ at the BAC. My digital images are composites from features found in, or related to, the Lake Ginninderra area.
Each finished image recombines and juxtapositions different features to create an emotional narrative. The features range from structural elements such as buildings and sculpture to wildlife and the human interaction with these as seen with graffiti.

ART EXHIBITION: 'Connections' 2021 (MAY)

Group Exhibition at M16 Artspace, Griffith, ACT. Opening hours are Wednesday to Sunday 12 to 5pm. Exhibition closes Sunday 6 June.

Skyscape Sculpture 2, Skyscape Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Temple Selfie, South India, 2018. Digital image.

ART EXHIBITION: 'Scratch the SURFACE' 2021 (May)

Group Exhibition at M16 Artspace, Griffith, ACT. Opening hours are Wednesday to Sunday 12 to 5pm. Exhibition closes Sunday 6 June.

Murramarang Gorge with ceramic sculpture, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Historic Fire, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Time Past, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Abstract Cave, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Suburban Dreaming. Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Moving Figures, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

New PHOTOGRAPHIC work: 'Point of reference' Theme

Lost Souls, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Past Relic, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Out There, Rock Art Remastered Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

New PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK 2021 - Skyscape Sculpture SERIES

Skyscape Sculpture 1, Skyscape Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Skyscape Sculpture 3, Skyscape Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Skyscape Meditation 1, Skyscape Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

Skyscape Meditation 2, Skyscape Series, 2021. Digital composite image.

art exhibition: surface 2020 (OCTOBER)

The Exhibition is on at the Link gallery at Ginninderry, Strathnairn, ACT. Opening hours are 10 am to 4 pm every day. Exhibition closes Sunday 25 October.
Artist's Statement. The surface appearance of the human body can be examined in many ways. Faces and hands are the most recognisable parts of the human body and reinterpreting the shapes and juxtapositions of these body parts allows us to re-examine what we may assume. Body posture evokes emotion. Whether the body is still or moving, the figure has its own fascination. In stillness, we can have meditation. In movement we can appreciate the shape, form and beauty of the human body.

Alan Pomeroy. Me, Myself Eye #2. 2020. Oil on canvas. 76 x 101 cm.

Alan Pomeroy. Moving nudes on Sepia. 2020/1993. Giglee print on canvas. 86 x 76 cm.

Alan Pomeroy. Sculpture by the Pond. 2012. Acrylic on paper. 101 x 76 cm.

Alan Pomeroy. Morning Meditation. 2003. Mixed Media. 43 x 67 cm.

Art Exhibition: Illumination 2020 (February)

The Exhibition is on at M16 Gallery in Griffith, Canberra on February 6 (Thursday Opening 6pm) to February 23 (Sunday). Gallery hours are Wednesday to Sunday 12-5pm, 21 Blaxland Crescent Griffith ACT. My paintings reflect and re-interpret the ancient art of illustration (illumination) of stories in manuscripts, mosaics and frescoes. This series has a spiritual theme based on Christian stories but has universal relevance.