3 November –5 December 2017
The Tesserae Forest
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DNA: Dad’n’Daughter
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Butter Box II
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22 September –31 October 2017
Gold Lotus
Michelle Mann
Creamery
Michelle Mann is inspired daily by all that is around her, real and imaginary. She expresses energy and emotion through her paintings giving the viewer an opportunity to enter her fantasy world. The intuitive artworks in the Gold Lotus series are rich in colour and contain powerful messages. Michelle hopes to inspire those who see her work, to step out of their daily life, take a few minutes and see the world from a different view.
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Making Light of the Dark
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A Plethora of Flux
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11 August –19 September 2017
Partners in Textile
Helen McIntosh, Cathy Moon, Sybil Orr Foyer, Creamery & Butter Box Sybil Orr, Cathy Moon and Helen McIntosh have been working in isolation for years, in exile if you like, developing their own unique style without much outside influence.
Recently the three artists discovered they were all at the same point in their practice and thinking along similar lines. This exhibition brings together disparate personalities, methods, skills, and knowledge bases to create a showcase full of excitement, colour, originality and ideas. The common thread of fibre binds them together. |
Friday 7 July – Tuesday 8 August 2017
Activ8... create
Foyer, Creamery & Butter Box
Activ8 is a group of eight local experienced artists who actively engage in their chosen medium and forms of expression. The exhibition showcases an eclectic range of works from representational and abstract paintings in oil and acrylic, functional and abstract ceramics and glass slumped and fired.
Participating artists include: Anna Howard, Sam Vatovey, Rick Gruin, Helen Lawson, Vit Martinek, Annie McDonald, Yeats Gruin, Rowley Drysdale.
Friday 19 May – Sunday 25 June 2017
Here & Then
Trevor Purvis
Foyer and Creamery
Here in my Cooroy studio , I stand every day, confronting my inspiration. The majestic river gums of the Darling River, the vast Kalahari salt flats, the disappearing horizons of the Gibson and Simpson deserts, all come flooding in. Then, in 2003, I realised, as I drove past the dense suburbs of nine to five life into the open arms of the Australian outback, that life would never be the same again. I had discovered a new reality. Every lonely gidgee tree, every dry riverbed was an exciting new experience just waiting to be captured on canvas. Then, I realised that this subject matter would forever be my inspiration. Here is an exhibition of that inspiration. trevorpurvis.me |
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7 April –16 May 2017
Bound, Bundled &Boxed
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Exploring the Unknown
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3 May -16 May 2017
Wonderland
Australian Body Art Festival 2017
Butterbox
An exhibition of images by up to 20 photographers, professional and amateur, who documented the 2017 Australian Body Art Festival. The exhibition provides a unique opportunity to enjoy the colour, fun and frivolity of the Australian Body Art Festival and experience behind the scenes over the two days of the competition. The theme for 2017 is “Wonderland”.
3 March -5 April 2017
Cluster
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This Very Egypt
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13 January -19 February 2017
The Great Beauty and Other Stories
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Blue
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Under Pressure - Significance in Surface
Yvonne Moloney-Law
Foyer
Under Pressure - Significance in Surface is a pictorial journey of experimental mark-making that exploits media and surfaces that form the contemporary printmaking practice of Yvonne Moloney-Law.
Mixed media works and large scale intaglio prints reference the geography of Capricornia, the Tarkine and Arthur River regions of Tasmania as well as the water catchment areas of the Glasshouse Mountains of the Sunshine Coast. Each resembles a cartographic map superimposed with layers of meaning influenced by the traditional custodians and scientific research associated with each landscape.
Link to write up on Regional Print.
Mixed media works and large scale intaglio prints reference the geography of Capricornia, the Tarkine and Arthur River regions of Tasmania as well as the water catchment areas of the Glasshouse Mountains of the Sunshine Coast. Each resembles a cartographic map superimposed with layers of meaning influenced by the traditional custodians and scientific research associated with each landscape.
Link to write up on Regional Print.
December 2016 –11 January 2017
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