Posts Tagged ‘exhibition’
The Universal Language of The Rose
October 2-27 an exhibition of roses from around the world painted in acrylic on circular canvases.
Read MoreDATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Changing Perspectives – 109th Annual Exhibition OPENING: * Sunday 7 October 2.00pm To be opened by Jock Clutterbuck – Australia Sculptor/Printmaker 2018 Elegant Afternoon Tea & Guest Talk *Thursday 11…
Read MoreEarth and Sea
Louise Foletta exhibits her Sea paintings and charcoal drawings from after the fires with Glenys Hazelman’s Earth porcelain, featuring Box Gum leaves. “Bithry Inlet, is an isolated spot on the…
Read MoreNEW WORKS an exhibition by Beatrice Magalotti
Beatrice Magalotti and Sharyn Madder are sharing G3 Space at Red Gallery with their latest exhibition New Works Exhibition Dates: 02 May – 20 May 2018 Red Gallery, 157 St.…
Read MoreEXISTENCE
See me: Hear my Silent Screams
See me as a Pearl yet you see me as a sexual object.
Hear my Silent Screams as purity is systematically and forcefully pierced and destroyed.
See my transformation as the ‘jewel’ of my being is stolen.
Hear my Silent Screams as I am forced to endure another invasion.
See the broken virgins; hear the ‘comfort women’ voices.
NOTE FROM JO MAY 1ST
Train Trip to Ballarat 24 May or we could do it on another day if you wish. Please let me know if you have a preference for another day ie…
Read MoreCERAMIC AND CERAMIC SCULPTURE
Suzanne will present Artist Talks and answer questions on chemistry of glazes, kiln building and firing cycles, ceramic bodies and history of ceramics.
Read MoreMSWPS Exhibition at La Trobe’s Cottage
MSWPS Group Exhbition: Participating Artists Angela Abbott, Celia Beeton, Jocelyn Bell, Beryl Black, Helen Carter, Marion Chapman, Michelle Endersby, Margaret Gurney, Patricia Hunt, Annee Kelly, Carmel O’Connor, Carole Milton, Robyn…
Read MoreSucculents in Situ by Jo Reitze
Jo Reitze Exhibition Title ‘Succulents in Situ’ Date 4 until 29 March 2018 (PAST EVENT) Venue Kinross Arts Centre, 603 Toorak Road, Toorak.
Read MorePamela Irving: Yolo Man and His Apocalyptic Alphabet
YOLO is a social media acronym meaning You Only Live Once. Pamela Irving’s ‘YOLO Man’ character started life in her murals at St Kilda’s Luna Park and were most recently shown at the Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics in Chicago, USA. In this series of original ink drawings and mosaics to be exhibited for the first time in Australia, YOLO Man is depicted carrying a variety of apocalyptic figures on his head, hands and sometimes even his tongue. Often struggling due to the gravitas of those that burden him,
YOLO man however manages the task with great optimism. Irving appropriates imagery from both well-known and obscure mosaics, drawings and paintings about the apocalypse. YOLO Man is a much loved character of the artist and a great edict to live by.