Annie Franklin
Still Life With Tamarillos 2005
Hand coloured etching |
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Zero <Boy>
Incognito
This exhibition profiles the work
of three female photographers (Eryca Green, Angela Tarlinton and
Bronwyn Wright) who explore issues of identity. Blurring the
edges of reality and fantasy Zero <Boy> Incognito takes the everyday
and transforms it.
Bronwyn Wright focuses on
constructing images of masculine culture and mythology. Figures
hooded, helmeted and masked, sit and hover amid the ruinous debris
of burnt-out cars decaying in the landscape. Angela Tarlinton’s work
describes the vulnerability of adolescence boys hovering
between the two worlds of childhood and the uncertainty of
adulthood.
Eryca Green investigate themes of
isolation, fragmentation and the female image through her ongoing
journey of the self. Video installation and projected images will
also be a part of this mixed media show. |
January 18 > February 16
Opening
6pm Friday
January 18 |
Eryca Green
Speak to me
Digital print 2007 |
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In Off On
In residence, Off the shelf, Hands On
Works by local artists in residence
In this exhibition a shelf of
30cms deep will be installed around the outer walls of the gallery
to hold appropriately sized artworks and crafted objects from
invited local artists. Work will be for sale “off the shelf” and,
when sold, be replaced by another artwork. Tables form an island in
the centre of the gallery to form small “studio” kiosks where
participating artists work “in residence”, producing artwork and
demonstrating processes, etc. over the period of the exhibition.
It is anticipated that this
performative, participatory and interactive project will contribute
to a wider discussion of the value of an on-going program of
artists-in-residence and artists-in-community. The project will also
act as a fund-raiser for the gallery (in support of other programs
and projects). |
February 22 > March 29
Opening
6pm Friday
February 22 |
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Lorna Crane
Cenotaph
Mixed media 2007, 20 x 4 x 10cm |
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Klaus Moje – Glass
Master Craftsman
The Living Treasures: Masters of
Australian Craft series is an initiative of Object Gallery
(Australian Centre for Craft and Design, Sydney). Each year, through
the combination of a touring exhibition and a major monograph
publication, The Living Treasures series aims to celebrate the
achievements of Australia’s most iconic crafts practitioners.
Klaus Moje is regarded by many as
the most distinguished artist working with glass in Australia and
one of the most important glass artists of our time. His work is
represented in dozens of major public collections both in Australia
and internationally including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Australian National
Gallery and the National Gallery of Victoria. |
April 4 >
April 19
Opening
6pm Friday
April 4
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Klaus Moje
untitled, 2006
7.5 x 53 x 53cm |
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25 x 25
25 x 25 presents the work of 25
artist-printmakers who have made prints in the workshops of
Studio One and Megalo Access Arts. It reveals the range of media
that encompass the field of printmaking from screen-printing,
through etching, lithography, woodblock and linocut printing. The
exhibition was conceived to celebrate Megalo’s 25th year as an open
access print studio in 2005. The artists were selected to represent
Megalo’s past, present and future. Each was asked to produce a
print, 25 x 25cm square, on any theme and in the medium of their
choice. A colour catalogue accompanies the exhibition which includes
an account of the history of Megalo and Studio One by art historian
Sasha Grishin.
25 x 25 was conceived and curated
by Megalo’s Artistic Manager, Paul Peisley
25 x 25 will also coincide with
Spiral Gallery’s The South Coast Solar Print Project (SCSPP). The
SCSPP workshops will take place between
11 February and 16 April 2008 with the completed work exhibited at
Spiral Gallery in May with a representative body of work also on
display
at the Bega Valley Regional Gallery at the same time. |
May 2 >
May 31
Opening
6pm Friday
May 2
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Chris Denton
natura metallico 2005
Drypoint, Roulette, Aquatint
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Shirley Hannan
National Portrait Awards
The Awards are a celebration of
realistic portraiture and are becoming nationally recognised as the
pre-eminent showcase for realistic portraiture in Australia.
Sadly our patron, Mrs Shirley
Hannan passed away in late 2005. However her passion for portraiture
lives on in this, now biennial exhibition. The Awards boast a first
prize of $30,000.
The exhibition attracts many of
Australia’s most prominent portrait painters and competition is
intense. |
June 7 >
July 5
Opening
6pm Saturday
June 7 |
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Daniel Greene
Portrait of Shirley Hannan
1989 |
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