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Bumper Summer Exhibition

Through January BUMPER SUMMER EXHIBITION.Featuring Gallery artists.
Mark Eliott, Rish Gordon, Kevin Gordon, Noel Hart, Sue Hawker, Lee Howes, Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello, Denise Pepper, Sallie Portnoy, Gill Rogers, Di Tocker & Emily Valentine.

Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello. Eel trap 1.

Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello. Fish Trap 6.

Jennifer Kemarre Martiniello. Eel trap 2.

Di Tocker. Stick to your knitting.

Animal Instincts

'Animal instincts' is a group exhibition by artists who feature animals in their work.
Dates: 1st - 27th November 2011

Includes artists, Rish Gordon, Noel Hart, Lee Howes, Miki Kubo and Emily Valentine.

Emily Bullock Mark Eliott Mark Eliott Rish Gordon Rish Gordon Rish Gordon Rish Gordon Rish Gordon
Noel Hart

Lee Howes

ADJUNCT

New Faces, New Views

Dates: Tuesday 4th October - Sunday 23 October
Official Opening: Thursday 13th October

Artists:
Spike Deane & Tegan Catteral, Sue Hawker, Lee Howes, Kirra Kehlet, Rob Stewart, Mark Wotherspoon, Rob Wynne and more..

Sue Hawker 'Crucibles'

Tegan Catterall & Spike Deane 'The seat of Auratic perception?'

Rob Stewart

Mark Wotherspoon 'Abstract humanist study'

Mark Wotherspoon 'Siren'

REVIEW 11

Gallery Artists

Dates: Thursday 1 September - Sunday 25 September 2011

Reprise

Dates: 26 July – 28 August

The REPRISE exhibition is drawn from work presented as

part of Wayne Pearson's recent Ph.D. at Sydney College of the Arts; “Engaging the Glass . . . From its Stories to the Forms of our Desire”....

The exhibition is in two parts…

VOICES IN THE GLASS: Over 30 reverse painted, fired glass enamel portraits of people involved in Australian studio glass.

NEBULOUS LANDSCAPES - A series of cast crystal sculptures.

Nebulous Lanscapes

The exhibition presents an excellent opportunity to be able to appreciate this fine, outstanding body of work that revives a traditional glass technique rarely used in recent times.

Wayne interviewed over 35 artists and these portraits certainly capture the unique characters of many of his subjects.

Over the past two years, singular examples of some of these works have been on display in the Gallery at various times. However, to be surrounded by such a vast collection at one time is a memorable experience.

Wayne's portrait of Stephen Payne was hung in the recent Doug Moran Prize at the State Library; a reflection of the recognition he richly deserves.

The full complement of superb reverse painted on glass studies of notable names in the glass community will be on show until 28 August 2011.