‘Little Things Grew By Continual Accumulation’ – Magpies Collect 40 x 76 cm oil on linen has been selected to hang in the Eutick Memorial Still Life Awards held at the Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, opening 15th November 6p.m. It will continue until the 18th January 2014.
From 2014 Recovery – The Flood Objects Project will be available for hire through ArtsLink Qld, (formerly Queensland Arts Council est 1961)
ArtsLink is devoted to curating, supporting and touring high quality visual art and exhibition product.
The link to this exhibition is found here http://artslinkqld.com.au/recoveryfloodobjects
Recovery was shown in Rockhampton Art Gallery in August and the opening, artist talk and full day workshop were well received.
This weekend saw the beautiful Vera Wade Gallery space in the ground floor of St Andrews Uniting Church, Cnr Ann Street and Creek Streets host to the opening of the Brisbane leg of the 2013 tour of Recovery – The Flood Objects Project.
An appreciative crowd came to enjoy the stories and paintings.
Exhibition open to the public 11 a.m – 2 p.m. Mondays to Fridays until the 15th November or by appointment. Entrance to the gallery from the Ann Street entrance.
the beginnings of an investigation into birds and what they could collect.
Objects and Ornithology (working title) teams birds with objects and gently prods at our own insatiable need to collect.
Nesting Options has been shortlisted for the 2013 SCAP, the 4th time to be selected into this exhibition of approximately 40 artists from around Australia. The exhibition opens 21st August and runs until 13th October at the Caloundra Regional Gallery, Qld.
The opening night of Recovery at the Gympie Regional Gallery and a Saturday still life drawing workshop with enthusiastic local artists was a great weekend of art and conversation. Thanks to Joolie Gibbs and Sandra Ross and a willing, professional team of vollies for making the exhibition look so good.
Recovery – the Flood Objects Project is in Dogwood Crossing Gallery, Miles until 2nd April 2103. I enjoyed the hospitality of the friendly locals as my trip to run a workshop there was ironically extended because of rising flood waters.
Over 150 people attended the opening night of Recovery – The Flood Objects Project at the Ipswich Art Gallery on Friday night 11th January, two years to the day of the Queensland floods. The exhibition runs until the 13th Feb (excluding 29th Jan-3rd Feb).
A year in the making, this exhibition examines objects salvaged from the flood waters of 2011, and seeks to understand what we value and why.
Meg 2012 egg tempera emulsion on canvas 25 x 25 cm
This painting has been selected to hang in the 2012 A.M.E. Bale Art Prize held at the Glen Eira City Council Gallery, Caulfield, Victoria.
Show opens 5th Dec and runs until 16th Dec 2012.
