CURRENT EXHIBITION
See Me. Hear Me.
Exhibition by Lisa Schroder
2 Apr-28 Apr 2018.
Opening night: Saturday 14 April 6-8pm
See Me. Hear Me. is an exhibition of portraiture, and a study in identity.
Inspired by genuine human connections that go beyond the surface, Lisa delved deep with her subjects to find out who they really are.
Incredibly, Lisa has only been painting portraits since May 2017. Come and view her work to get a sense of how astounding that fact is.
Born in Brisbane in 1977, Lisa Schroder spent 20+ years working in the creative industries as a graphic designer and textile designer before returning to fine art several years ago.
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Opening night: Saturday 14 April 6-8pm
See Me. Hear Me. is an exhibition of portraiture, and a study in identity.
Inspired by genuine human connections that go beyond the surface, Lisa delved deep with her subjects to find out who they really are.
Incredibly, Lisa has only been painting portraits since May 2017. Come and view her work to get a sense of how astounding that fact is.
Born in Brisbane in 1977, Lisa Schroder spent 20+ years working in the creative industries as a graphic designer and textile designer before returning to fine art several years ago.
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UPCOMING EXHIBITION
A Natural Selection.
Exhibition by Chris Sullivan
28 May-23 June 2018.
Opening night: Saturday 2 June 6-8pm
The body of artworks relates to a concept born from a radio show discussing Darwin's Natural Selection theory. The original idea was to create a body of work titled ‘An Unnatural Selection’, with artworks that did not quite seem to work together being forced into a cohesive whole.
With no formal art training, Chris returned to his practice in 2014. He is currently mentored by Artist Astrid La Fleur and is one of the stable artists in ArtWorld Studio Gallery. “A Natural Selection” is the second solo exhibition for Chris in a short time and whilst his style is naturally seen as Landscape, Chris’s art practice is taking him into several different directions. He is developing and visiting the abstraction technique enabling Chris to create and evolve further in his art practices.
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Opening night: Saturday 2 June 6-8pm
The body of artworks relates to a concept born from a radio show discussing Darwin's Natural Selection theory. The original idea was to create a body of work titled ‘An Unnatural Selection’, with artworks that did not quite seem to work together being forced into a cohesive whole.
With no formal art training, Chris returned to his practice in 2014. He is currently mentored by Artist Astrid La Fleur and is one of the stable artists in ArtWorld Studio Gallery. “A Natural Selection” is the second solo exhibition for Chris in a short time and whilst his style is naturally seen as Landscape, Chris’s art practice is taking him into several different directions. He is developing and visiting the abstraction technique enabling Chris to create and evolve further in his art practices.
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LAST EXHIBITION
A Series of Predicted Events and Peculiar Statements
Exhibition by Julie Rees
Exhibition by Julie Rees
3 Mar - 31 Mar 2018.
Opening night: Saturday 10 March 6-8pm
Conceptually driven, this exhibition draws inspiration from cassette and digital recordings of psychic readings held between 1993 and 2013. The works in this series offer allegorical interpretations of accurate predictions that came to fruition and statements that resonated with me.
Highlighted predictions mark significant turning points in my life, while the statements are either reassurances or issues I struggled to comprehend. As a result, the work is autobiographical in nature and depicts real-life circumstances.
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Opening night: Saturday 10 March 6-8pm
Conceptually driven, this exhibition draws inspiration from cassette and digital recordings of psychic readings held between 1993 and 2013. The works in this series offer allegorical interpretations of accurate predictions that came to fruition and statements that resonated with me.
Highlighted predictions mark significant turning points in my life, while the statements are either reassurances or issues I struggled to comprehend. As a result, the work is autobiographical in nature and depicts real-life circumstances.
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ArtWorld Landscape Prize Exhibition
This prize exhibition welcomed all types of landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes across all mediums.
Exhibition 2-28 October. Opening night 7 October.
Exhibition 2-28 October. Opening night 7 October.
