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AusglassThursday 18 December 2008 - Sunday 18 January 2009Celebrating 30 years of Ausglass (The Australian Association of Glass Artists), the exhibition featured the work of established and emerging contemporary Australian glass artists. A myriad of techniques including kiln-forming, blown glass, casting and engraving were represented in this diverse exhibition. The exhibition coincided with the 2009 Ausglass conference Glass by Nature held in Hobart at the University of Tasmania, School of Art.
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Shack Stacks Painted MDF dimensions variable |
Tidal ZoneThursday 6 November - Sunday 7 December 2008Participating Artists: Karen Beaumont, Sally Brown, Dean Chatwin, Pippa Dickson, Benton van Dorsselaer, Robert Edge, Chanhal Foxen, Linda Fredheim, Tracy Gumm, Jon Hemming, Kevin Perkins, George Harris, Belinda Holloway, Linda Fredheim, Patrick Hall, Sheena Lowe, Ross Straker, Belinda Marquis, Denise ava Robinson, John Smith and Nick Proud. Curators: Dr Astrid Wootton & Linda Fredheim. Tidal Zone is the fifth exhibition from members of the furniture designers association and the first collaborative exhibition co-curated with the Design Centre - Tasmania. The quality of furniture and objects featured in this exhibition demonstrates the high calibre of current design practice within Tasmania. The mediums including sculpture, jewellery, ceramics, furniture and lighting are diverse and expertly crafted. View the Exhibition Catalogue
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Ornament 8 2008 Fine art - ink jet print
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OrnamentAnne MacDonald Thursday 18 September - Sunday 26 October 2008Ornament extends Anne MacDonald’s investigation into the metaphorical relationship between photography and death. The connection with death, through the camera’s arbitrary cut into the continuum of time to form an image, is broadened in these recent works by the artist’s subject matter – porcelain flowers and tin leaves placed on graves from the Victorian era. The photographic object, like the porcelain flower, may arrest time but in truth merely delays the inevitable. View the Exhibition Catalogue Read the Artlink Review
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SerendipSara Lindsay Thursday 31 July - Sunday 7 September 2008This exhibition surveys approximately ten years of work by Melbourne based artist Sara Lindsay, including works inspired by the artist's recent journey through the tea plantations of Sri Lanka. The exhibition incorporates a selection of intricate woven pieces and delicate works on paper. View the Exhibition Catalogue Read more about Sara's work in Art Textiles of the World Australia
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Mary Ballantyne Fooks and Jenny Turner |
TextParticipating Artists: Mary Ballantyne Fooks and Jenny Turner Curator: Dr Astrid Wootton Thursday 12 June - Sunday 20 July 2008Text is an exciting new collaboration between two respected practitioners which fuses textiles and painting to create new artforms. This project explores the very nature and meaning of materials and construction. The collaboration has allowed both artists to escape the strict boundaries of their mediums and to respond freely to each others work.
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fifteen years - Justy PhillipsThursday 24 April - Sunday 1 June 2008In this text based installation, a narrative reveals the history of one man's relationship to his family and offers the audience a space to contemplate, empathise and reflect on their own beliefs, relationships and revelations with the world. fifteen years offers an oppurtunity to negotiate the secret histories of our lives and the ways in which we choose to share them. |
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LiminalThursday 6 March - Sunday 13 April 2008Participating artists: Richard Giblett, Andrew Dewhurst, Todd McMillan, Ali Sanderson, Dr. David Martin, Richard Wastell and Thomas Bachler. Exhibition Curator: Dr. Colin Langridge Thursday 6 March - Sunday 13 April 2008 A curated exhibition using various media including photography, video, sculpture and painting to investigate the "space in between" definite categories of being. Using sunrise and sunset as an example of this premise, the curator has invited artists to explore this theme. The exhibition will feature the work of local, interstate and international artists.
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Third Turn LeftThursday 17 January - Sunday 3 February 2008Participating Artists: Penny Malone and Shaz Harrison-Williams
An exhibition of recent collaborative work by Penny Malone and Shaz Harrison-Williams exploring consumerism/fashion and the printed surface. The artists present a series of still life assemblages, including knitted shoes and outfits impossible to wear! |
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