18 Jan - 26 Feb. 2019
Wolfgang Lämmle- Master of the Light Foyer
This Internationally acclaimed ‘Master of Light’ with a colourful history in the arts, Wolfgang Lammle gives us a peak into his masterful collection … perhaps for the last time. Born in Germany in 1941, Lämmle has spent nearly his entire life as an artist. Encouraged at a young age, he trained and worked as a printer, until opening his own gallery and furthering his education in France. A leading Impressionist, Lämmle has been sought after as a teacher and master of light internationally. Now living his final years residing in the picturesque Cooroy hinterland, it is a pleasure to be able to showcase this unique collection of his works here at the Butter Factory Arts Centre. |
Wolfgang Lämmle Sunbathing Nude
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Emma Nancarrow - The Interior SeriesCreamery space
Contemporary painter and online entrepreneur brings her vibrant paintings to BFAC for the first time. " I love to see the spaces that people are creating - all of them unique. These designs reflect the individuals, families and groups that inhabit them. "It’s these homes, work spaces, sanctuaries - that constantly inspire me to produce individual and special artworks that can either complete a room or be the starting statement piece of their creation, " Emma Nancarrow. |
Emma Nancarrow "From a Friend"
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Barbara Ziolek and Catherine Reason Macauley - Muet
Catherine Reason Macauley Joan of Art Barbara Ziolek Eyes
Butterbox
Both Barbara and Catherine as artists focus on the essence of women as their subject with imaginings that perhaps take many weeks to produce, a lifetime of observation, and a devotion to the arts to capture a moment in time. In respect to the title of “Muet”, what can we really say, when the title tells you not to say anything at all. Which brings us to “The Importance of Ironing Pom Poms”
Both Barbara and Catherine as artists focus on the essence of women as their subject with imaginings that perhaps take many weeks to produce, a lifetime of observation, and a devotion to the arts to capture a moment in time. In respect to the title of “Muet”, what can we really say, when the title tells you not to say anything at all. Which brings us to “The Importance of Ironing Pom Poms”
Opening EventJOIN US to celebrate the opening of these exciting new exhibitions.
Friday 18th. Jan 6pm
Guest Speaker: Michael Brennan - Noosa Regional Gallery Director All welcome, free event and cash bar available. Entertainment by: Andrew Turnbull -( guitar alfresco) |
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Opening Hours
Tues – Sun 10:00 am – 3:00 pm (closed Mondays, public holidays and sometimes between exhibitions) Office Hours Tues – Sun: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm |
Location
11A Maple Street COOROY 4563 
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