Posts Tagged ‘mswps’
Love the One You’re With
Vibrant and Intimate paintings transporting the viewer into the landscape and Australian flora of Boorondara.
Read MoreMaxine Wade Demonstration
Maxine Wade has always had an interest in creativity and trained as an Art teacher at Melbourne University
Read MoreLouise Foletta – Watercolour Demonstration
Louise Foletta has been painting and exhibiting her works for many years
Read MoreChanging Perspectives – Annual Exhibition
Changing Perspectives 2023 is the 114th Annual Exhibition of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters & Sculptors.
Read MoreSunflowers for Ukraine
An opportunity for members to show off their creativity in works to support Ukraine.
Read MoreChanging Perspectives 2022
MSWPS is thrilled to have a ‘live’ exhibition at the Victorian Artists Society Galleries
Read MoreMEMBERS’ MEETING JUNE 3 – BEATRICE MAGALOTTI
All are welcome to attend her inspiring presentation in June.
Read MoreFEATURED ARTIST Margaret Picken
Smoke and Dust December “19” by Margaret Picken is the current featured artwork on The Website Homepage and Facebook Page. Margaret’s painting was awarded Highly Commended at the 111th MSWPS Annual Changing Perspective exhibition, judged by Amanda Hyatt. The judge’s comment: In this case tone does all the work and the artist uses a reduced…
Read MoreSPRING BULLETIN 2020
Please find the link to your MSWPS Spring Bulletin.As September 1st is National Wattle Day please enjoy this image of Clara Southern’s painting:Warrandyte Bridge (c.1910) A late addition to the Bulletin:Jo Reitze has been selected as a Finalist SBS Landscape Prize 2020.All works referenced the Mornington Peninsula, the local backyard of Southern Buoy Studios.The exhibition runs…
Read MoreIsolation a period of creativity – Jo Reitze
The period of enforced isolation has been good for me. After the initial shock of the potential severity of the COVID19 crisis and the realization that my planned exhibition, ‘Celebrating Life in Gouache, Oil and Pen’ at The Victorian Artists Society would not go ahead in July, I accepted that this would be the opportunity…
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