Exhibitions
Multifold Narrations
Frank Wildenberg
Frank W. Wildenberg Born in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Studied monumental and visual arts at tertiary level and worked in printing industry. Migrated to Australia at the age of twenty five. Lived in NSW, Queensland and finally, Victoria. Worked in the printing … Continue reading
Inkworks
printmaking from Lyndy Lord, Amanda Thompson & Elisabeth Scott
Exhibition: January 22 to February 18, 2012.
(Exhibition opening: Opening Sunday January 22 from 2 - 5pm. All welcome.)
Amanda Thomson – Artist Statement The large scale woodcut ‘Latrobe Valley Vista’ represents the duality which exists in humanity’s relationship with the natural world. I live in the Latrobe valley which is a part of Gippsland. … Continue reading
‘quiet down’
Sarah Dingwall
(Exhibition opening: Opening Sunday December 18 from 2-5pm.)
‘quiet down’ – new paper and glass works by Sarah Dingwall December 18, 2011 to January 21, 2012. Click here to see images / read about the opening of this exhibition Sarah Dingwall Sarah … Continue reading
snAPP! – Mobile Phone Camera Art
Jane Power, Colin Suggett, Warren Reed, Kerry Spokes, Rick Rutjens & Abigail van Rooyen
snAPP! – Mobile Phone Camera Art– group show featuring Jane Power, Colin Suggett, Warren Reed, Kerry Spokes, Rick Rutjens & Abigail van Rooyen. November 20 to December 17. Opening Sunday November from 2 – 5pm.
Bulabil boordup djerrup barboon yinin da booyegigat nonoongarrang gananoonoon mangkie marrambin (“two good mates celebrate the creation of our thoughts with you”)
Kate Zizys & Mick Harding
Exhibition: October 16 to November 19. Opening Sunday October 16 from 2-5pm.
Mick Harding Mick Harding belongs to the Yowong-Illam-Baluk clan (Mansfield Region) of the Taungurung people. He lives with his family in the rolling foothills of Gippsland’s Strzelecki ranges, a short drive from Morwell National Park, and is an active member … Continue reading
Paste Papers
Michael Lester
Exhibition: Feb 18 to Mar 24, 2007
see images below text “Decorated Paste Papers” by Michael Lester. Paste paper is a form of decorated paper using coloured paste and a variety of techniques to create patterns and effects that go far beyond the simplicity of the materials. … Continue reading
‘Points of View’ – A group show by students of Mandy Gunn
Mandy Gunn
Exhibition: September 18 to October 15, 2011
(Exhibition opening: Sunday September 18 from 2 - 5pm)
Points of View A group show by students of Mandy Gunn in a variety of media. Above is a selection of images from the forthcoming exhibition. Participants are Suzanne Brandenberger, John Brandenberger, Jill Harvey, Jill Butterfield, Marni Hattam, Rob Hattam, … Continue reading
Malcolm Pettigrove’s exhibition opening photos
Photos courtesy of Kathryn Pettigrove (Malcolm’s daughter) – more in a few days
Root & Branch – the Trees of Brown Valley
Malcolm Pettigrove
Exhibition: August 21 to September 17
(Exhibition opening: Sunday August 21 from 2-5pm)
Artist’s statement I draw trees because I can. And because I so often find myself in admiration of the way they deal with their lot. A tree has no option. It has to be the tree its seed requires. Where-ever … Continue reading
Photos from opening of Alison Lester’s Kids Antarctic Art exhibition
Alison Lester signing a book for Millie Sadler Photos: Peter Richards
Alison Lester’s Kids Antarctic Art Project
Alison Lester
Exhibition: July 17 to August 20, 2011.
(Exhibition opening: Opening Sunday July 17 from 2 - 5pm.)
Talk with the artist on Sunday at the opening from 2pm on Sunday July 17. There will be the opportunity to purchase limited edition prints on canvas and paper at a very reasonable price. Postcards of Alison’s works will … Continue reading
Recent Linocuts
Aileen Brown
Exhibition: June 19 to July 16, 2011
(Exhibition opening: Sunday 19 June 2 - 5pm)
Opposites
Grant Flather, Helen Wilkinson, Debra LeCerf, Peter Cole, Andrew McPherson, Jane Power, Kerry Spokes, Annie Stark, Susan Purdy, Colin Suggett, Wendy Satchell & Mandy Gunn
Exhibition: June 5 to June 19, 2011
(Exhibition opening: June 5, 2 - 5pm.)
A themed group show featuring works on paper – Grant Flather, Helen Wilkinson, Debra LeCerf, Peter Cole, Andrew McPherson, Jane Power, Kerry Spokes, Annie Stark, Susan Purdy, Colin Suggett, Wendy Satchell & Mandy Gunn
Lost and Found
David Frazer
Exhibition: April 17 to May 21
(Exhibition opening: Sunday April 17, 2011 from 2-5pm. Artist talk at 4pm.)
Works on paper: wood engraving, etching & lithography.
‘Reflectionism’. Eighty Ways to Adore Life
Barry Dickens
Exhibition: March 20 to April 16, 2011
(Exhibition opening: Sunday March 20 from 2-5pm)
Artist’s Statement ‘Reflectionism’ – Eighty ways to adore life – Dreams fulfilled by white school chalk as well as imitation Buddhism, coloured inks, a myriad of coloured pencils and India inks. ‘I’m fascinated by everything, that’s the trouble with me … Continue reading
New Works
Sue Gilford
Exhibition: February 20 - March 16, 2011
(Exhibition opening: Sunday 20 February 2011 at 2pm)
Artist Statement In my new work, I still cannot resist the gourds that I grow and dry. I’ve tried to make sculptural pieces incorporating my love and worry for the environment around me. I am always fascinated by the migratory birds … Continue reading
Another time & place, journeys to the west
Annie Stark
Exhibition: Jan 16 - Feb 19 2011
Artist’s Statement The work in this exhibition is based on a trip from Darwin to Broome through the spectacular Kimberly region in 2009. It is a continuation of my fascination, obsession so might say, with the Australian outback. It is … Continue reading
South Gippsland Scapes
Linda Gibbs
Exhibition: Dec 19 - Jan 15
An exhibition exploring the majesty of the Southern most point of the mainland. This exhibition is dedicated to mum – with thanks for opening my eyes to all the wonders of nature – Linda Gibbs
Waterlines
Megan Dell
Exhibition: Nov 21 - Dec 18, 2010
About Megan Megan Dell is a 25 year old artist currently living in Melbourne. “After growing up in country Victoria, I moved to Melbourne at the age of 17 to study Graphic Arts. Inspired by local stencil artists, I became … Continue reading
It’s in your hands
Jane Power & Sharon Monk
Exhibition: Oct 17 - Nov 20
Jane Power – artist statement The passing of time is embedded in these works, in both the way the mind alters memories; prompting forms and in the time taken to make the work. Objects and paintings are aligned each image … Continue reading