Glimmers’ Danielle Creenaune
Glimmers’ captures moments in time during my bushwalks to discover waterfalls on Dharawal and Gundungara land in Australia.2 October 2024 – 9 November 2024
Australian Galleries, Melbourne
Every year the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre Fine Art Collection grows through donations and purchases. Our most recent acquisitions include works by: Vicky Browne, Bette Mifsud, Peachey & Mosig, Michael Shirley, Anne Smith, and Leanne Tobin.
IMAGE: ANNE SMITH Artist’s Garden, The Barbeque (Wentworth Falls) 1997, coloured etching, 20 x 25 cm. Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Anne Smith 2023
There will be an exhibition of ‘New Acquisitions’ at the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre from the 19th October, which will include Anne’s work.
The Cultural Centre is at 30 Parke Street, Katoomba. Hours are 10am to 5pm weekdays, 10am to 4pm weekends.
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| We are pleased to invite you to a panel discussion with Nick Vickers,Steven ‘Paddo’ Patterson and Andrew Totman Colour Theory Saturday, 26th October, 2:45 – 4PM Nick Vickers – Independent Curator Steven Patterson – Master Colour Maker, CEO of Derivan Matisse Andrew Totman – Artist, Master Printmaker, Art Educator This Panel will discuss the different approaches to the use of colour within the exhibition and colour making stories. The Exhibition runs from 1 OCT to 2 NOV 2024 |
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| Andrew Totman Solo Exhibition COLOUR THEORY Opening Reception: Thur 03 OCT 6:30 – 8:30pm Exhibition period: 1 – 12 OCT Andrew Totman is a master printmaker and educator working predominantly in printmaking and painting. Holding a Master of Fine Art from Wichita State University and Bachelor of Fine Art from University of San Diego Totman’s professional arts background covers four decades, and six continents and his works are held in major public, private and university collections. Totman has held over 70 solo exhibitions in Australia. |
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Entries are now open for the Nillumbik Prize for Contemporary Art (NPCA) to artists across Australia, working in any medium.
This biennial competition includes four monetary prizes:
The Open and Local Prize are acquisitive. This means that the winning artworks become part of the Nillumbik Shire Art Collection.
Before applying, please be sure to read the 2025 NPCA Guidelines(PDF, 264KB)
Just in case you missed us at ‘Works on Paper’, Booth B04 in the Sydney Contemporary Art Fair at Carriageworks, we are restaging our show at the newly refurbished Upspace Gallery – opening Sept 13 – 22.
Gallery visiting: Friday to Sunday 11am – 4pm and by appointment.
Artists; Wayne Hutchins, Gail Kenning, Therese Kenyon and Barbara Licha will rehang their works and include other paper based artists Anie Nhue, Sue Pedley, Jan Fieldsend and Tina Fiveash.
The Upspace Gallery+Studios is located at Addison Rd Community Centre, on the traditional lands of the Gadigal People and the neighbouring Kameygal and Wangal Peoples. We pay our respects to all those who have lived and created in this place.
Sydney Contemporary Works on Paper
05- 08 September 2024
Carriageworks
A fair within the Fair; presented in association with The Print Council of Australia Inc, the dedicated Paper sector showcases the best of national and international contemporary works on paper – watercolours, drawings, artist books, prints and editions.
There are quite a few members of Sydney Printmakers participating this year.
Andy Totman and Anne Starling are showing at the Fair with CBD Gallery, and Andy is programming the artist demonstrations.
MarK Rowden is showing with Whaling Road Studio.
Michael Kempson and Cicada Press have a table.
Roz Kean is showing at Michelle Perry Fine Arts by invitation, along with Wendy Stokes. Roz is also doing a demonstration on Friday at midday on Traditional Japanese Mokuhanga.
Therese Kenyon is at UPSpace, and the gallery will be showing the work again later at Marrickville for those who miss the Art Fair.
The Overwintering Project is an environmental art project inviting artists from Australia and New Zealand to visit, research, and respond to the unique nature of their local migratory shorebird habitat. Australia and New Zealand have over 100 internationally important shorebird overwintering sites. These sites are not interchangeable: each possesses a unique combination of physical and biological features that makes it the perfect sanctuary for migratory shorebirds to return to year after year.
Printmakers are invited to submit a print to the Overwintering Print Portfolio. Galleries, artists, print workshops and groups, councils, schools, BirdLife groups, NPWS services or any other group with an interest in raising awareness of their local shorebirds and shorebird habitat are invited to participate in the Overwintering Project by organising an Independent Overwintering Project Exhibition or Event.
If you would like to plan an Overwintering Project exhibition or event, please first contact the Project Co-ordinator Kate Gorringe-Smith (overwinteringproject@gmail.com).
