Angus Fisher’s Pied Cormorant will be shown at the Sydney Printmakers show at The Concourse along with works from 40 other artists. Come and have a look!
The show is open from the 20th of March to the 7th April, with the Official Opening on Saturday 23rd from 3pm to 5pm by Dr Therese Kenyon.
Hours: Wednesday to Friday 11am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 11am to 4pm.
Six members of Sydney Printmakers are finalists in the Burnie Print Prize 2019: Anna Russell, Gary Shinfield, Carolyn Craig, Rew Hanks, Laura Stark, Anne Starling.
And Gary Shinfield, Anne Starling and Rew Hanks are finalists in the Haugensund International Festival for Artists Relief Print in Norway.
INTERPRETATIONS
a selection of original fine art prints produced
through APW’s artist support programs in 2018APW Collie Print Trust Emerging Victorian Printmaker Scholarship
Liam HaleyAPW James Northfield Lithography Scholarship
Jaime PowellAPW Artist-In-Residence Program
Chris de Rosa
Anne StarlingOpening 2-4pm Saturday 23 FebruaryExhibition continues until 6 April 2019
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 20 March – 7 April
11am – 5pm, Wednesday to Friday 11am – 4pm, Saturday and Sunday Art Space on The Concourse
Representing the work of 40 artists from Sydney Printmakers, this exhibition presents an individualistic mix of prints and objects, with themes including social and political commentary, imagination of the artist and the Australian environment.
ART CRAWL: 21 March, 10am – 12.30pm.
ART MONTH SYDNEY’S NORTH SHORE ART TOUR: Saturday 30 March Sydney Printmaker’s PRINTMAKING DEMONSTRATION & LIGHT LUNCH 2.30pm – 3.00pm FIND OUT MORE >>
Image Credits: Janet Parker-Smith, The Vanishing Point, 2016, 6 colour screenprint |
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Coming Soon: An exhibition from Sydney Printmakers at Art Space on The Concourse, Chatswood.
Representing the work of forty artists from Sydney Printmakers, this exhibition presents an individualistic mix of prints and objects, some of which are centred on social and political commentary, the imagination of the artist, and the Australian environment.
20th March to & 7th April 2019
Opening Event: Saturday 23rd March, 3pm – 5pm
Hours: Wednesday to Friday, 11am – 5pm
Saturday and Sunday, 11am – 4pm
Image Credits: Thea Weiss, A Fleeting Breeze (Kalamina Gorge), 2015, Caustic Soda Etching on Lino on various supports, 70cmH x 50cmW.
Sandi Rigby, Dinner for Two, 2015, Etching, 59cmH x 57cmW
This Ain’t No Mirage
Artist, Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger has created an environmental narrative of four islands from around the globe; Lord Howe Island (NSW) the Galapagos Islands (Ecuador), Faroe Islands(the North Sea) and Deception Island (Antarctica). Through their remoteness, the plight of these islands, surrounding waters and wildlife, remains virtually invisible to our world. Having spent the past four years involved in onsite research, the artist works to reveal how human encroachment is affecting these islands.
Curator, Jan Guy presents Kannar-Lichtenberger’s multidisciplinary approach to her subjects. The artist’s considerations of these environments through her research and artistic practice has created an eco-critical vision sitting at the intersection between the sciences and humanities.
This Ain’t No Mirage is an exhibition which addresses the discourse surounding the role of contemporary society, increasing tourism and how remote places are being affected by our consumerist culture.
QCA Project Gallery, ground floor (level 2) of the Webb Centre (SO2)
QCA South Bank campus
226 Grey Street
South Bank
Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger will be onsite to talk about her work and research each Fri and Sat at Noon and 2pm
This excellent show at Annandale Galleries finishes on the 9th December.
Rew Hanks, Sunrise Over Vestrahorn, hand coloured linocut, 30x60cm, 2018
