My exhibition in Coffs Harbour is now on show. The opening was well attended and the worked looked good on the walls. It was interesting to see the different approaches of four different painters working in the same area. Some depicted scenes at a distance and some being immersed in the landscape. My work at the moment is of the latter.
The artist talk the morning after the opening was interesting in the end. There was a lot of discussion of women's art in particular landscape painting. There was discussion as to whether women's sensibilities led to different artistic expression.
http://www.artguide.com.au/exhibition/four-women-paint-land/
Also on show was paintings and prints by David Bromley and sculptures by Peter Wade.
The artist talk the morning after the opening was interesting in the end. There was a lot of discussion of women's art in particular landscape painting. There was discussion as to whether women's sensibilities led to different artistic expression.
http://www.artguide.com.au/exhibition/four-women-paint-land/
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery
12 May to 23 June
Four Women Paint Land
Fay Porter, Kerry Gulliver, Michelle Hungerford, Rosalie Rigby
Fay Porter, Kerry Gulliver, Michelle Hungerford and Rosalie Rigby interrogate
the expansive New England Tablelands. This show reveals the particular ways in
which women view landscape.
Opening night Friday 11 May, 6pm-8pm
Also on show was paintings and prints by David Bromley and sculptures by Peter Wade.
12 May to 23 June
David Bromley
Printmaker and painter. Exhibits intriguingly detailed prints in a show that
reveals great skill.
Sculptor. Exhibits curious and surreally inspired wooden ties. These are destined to become collectors items.
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery
12 May to 23 June
Peter Wade
Sculptor. Exhibits curious and surreally inspired wooden ties. These are destined to become collectors items.
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