MFA Exhibition
exhibitions, my art, prints - No Comments » - Posted on July, 1 at 11:24 am
The moment has passed with a fabulous crowd showing up to our opening night and plenty of people coming through the exhibition on the Saturday and Sunday. In the flurry of the moment on opening night we forgot to take some photos, but fortunately my dear friend Anne (above right) and partner Terry snapped a moment! Now Leonie Oakes (exhibition partner) and I have to sit back and wait for the results to come through, but I intend to fully utilise the time to do a couple of editions from the plates in the Precipice series as I actually don’t have any single prints! Only one large work of 84!
I have uploaded some images from the exhibition on my main website on the Recent Exhibitions page and also there are a couple of images on the Homepage and also on the Latest News blog. The Recent Exhibitions page has two Lightview slideshows, so when you select one thumbnail it will open in Lightview which you can then start to run through the images.
Thank you very much to everyone who came along and made it a very special experience.
MFA Exhibition
exhibitions, my art - 1 Comment » - Posted on June, 23 at 5:30 am
Well I may be looking ten years older in this late night photo of the ‘finally finished’ installation of the exhibition at the Plimsoll Gallery, but it is with a sigh of relief that it has reached this point of finality. I will post some images of the exhibition on my main website once I gather my thoughts!
Original 6 exhibition
artists, exhibitions, painting - 1 Comment » - Posted on June, 12 at 5:41 am
There is an exhibition opening in Brisbane tonight at the Graydon Gallery 29 Merthyr Road, New Farm, Queensland for a group of six female artists working in a range of painting media. Jay Dee works with beautiful watercolour creating a dreamlike image of flowers and you can read more about her work on her blogger website.
Working together the women have developed a thematic and strong approach to exhibiting work, and if I was in Brisbane today, thats where I would be! Good luck with the opening ladies!
Coursework Masters
exhibitions, photography, printmakers - No Comments » - Posted on June, 10 at 11:10 am
If all the letters at the end of peoples names weren’t hard enough to work out, there is also a doubling up of some. Doing a Masters by coursework means that you don’t have to work the research side so much and produce a written paper. It is assessed on the exhibition work alone. So the university has quite a few people working this way and there is a number coming up for examination this weekend.
Fiona Fraser is one of the exhibitors and her photographic work explores the suburban yard. The exhibition opens on the Friday 12th at 5.30 at the Plimsoll Gallery in Hobart and continues over the weekend with the gallery open from 12 - 5pm.
