An invitation to see Gary Shinfield at Gosford Regional Art Gallery

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Opening 3pm Saturday 14 March by Mary Faith Director of Grace Cossington Smith Gallery

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Artist Talk 11am Saturday 28th March

Gosford Regional Art Gallery & Edogawa Commemorative Garden, 34 Web St East Gosford, open 9.30-4pm daily

Anthea Boesenberg and Therese Kenyon at PCA Gallery, Melbourne

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Therese Kenyon, Panel 1: Swirling Water Under Clouds, 2023, Ink, Wash and screen printed motif over 3 panels of Japanese Kozo

‘The Poetics of Abstraction’ 

Print Council of Australia

Exhibition Dates: 19 April to 10 May

Opening reception: 19 April, 5-7pm with Dr Sally Gray 

Gallery Hours: 10am – 4pm Tuesday to Friday

Anthea Boesenberg, Remembered Sky 4, 2023, relief collagraph, hand printed, 120cm H x 77cm W

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Studio 2 Guild, 152 Sturt Street, Southbank, VIC

Anthea Boesenberg and Therese Kenyon at PCA Gallery, Melbourne

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Therese Kenyon, Panel 1: Swirling Water Under Clouds, 2023, Ink, Wash and screen printed motif over 3 panels of Japanese Kozo

‘The Poetics of Abstraction’ 

Print Council of Australia

Exhibition Dates: 19 April to 10 May

Opening reception: 19 April, 5-7pm with Dr Sally Gray 

Gallery Hours: 10am – 4pm Tuesday to Friday

Anthea Boesenberg, Remembered Sky 4, 2023, relief collagraph, hand printed, 120cm H x 77cm W

printcouncil.org.au

Studio 2 Guild, 152 Sturt Street, Southbank, VIC

Roslyn Kean Survey Exhibition at GCS Gallery, Wahroonga

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Grace Cossington Smith Gallery is hosting a major survey exhibition of the work of Roz Kean. Roz will be showing work from her entire career.


The exhibition will be officially opened on Saturday 24 June, 2 – 4 pm by Akky van Ogtrop, President Print Council of Australia
To RSVP email gcsgallery@abbotsleigh.nsw.edu.au 

Conversation with Sasha Grishin AM, art historian, art critic and curator, and Rhonda Davis, Senior Curator Macquarie University Art Gallery. 
Saturday 1 July 2.30 pm (book here)

Along the Way offers a unique opportunity to experience five decades of the remarkable career of Roslyn Kean. Commencing her practice in the 1970s with a love of design and calligraphy, Kean developed techniques as a screen printer, but it was after 1985 that her expertise in the Japanese Mokuhanga technique led to her to primarily work in the traditional woodblock method.