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TOM ALBERTS at Goddard de Fiddes

TOM ALBERTS at Goddard de Fiddes Gallery, 31 Malcolm Street, West Perth

March 31-April 28

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This is Tom Alberts’ fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. Albert’s fascination with people and their relationships over the last 20 years has made him a leading figurative painter, known for reflecting the ‘theatre of life’.

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