Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Of Colour & Light - Women Abstract Artists


Of Colour and Light, Women Abstract Artists Biennial 2020
 15 December 2020 - 28 February 2021

Opening  19 January 2021 ( 5- 8pm) 
Opened by Leah Justin ( Justin Art House Museum) at 6pm 

West End Art Space, Melbourne, Australia

 


This is the third abstract biennial hosted by West End Art Space, curated by Anna Prifti, that aims to provide a platform to women abstract artists from the state of Victoria. It began in 2016 with the aim to showcase and advocate that women artists have been an integral part of the Abstract movement.
This year the biennial coincides with the opening of our new gallery space in Adderley Street, West Melbourne. There will be a variety of artworks on show, with women working in a diverse range of contemporary art practices, established and well-recognised careers. Abstraction in an array of styles -lyrical, expressive, intuitive, hard-edged, reductive, minimalist – becomes unified by an ongoing conversation on colour and light.


Artists: 

SamaraAdamson-Pinczewski

Nicole Allen

Irene Barberis

Liliana Barbieri

Carol Batchelor

Sue Beyer

Louise Blyton

Liz Bodey

Lynne Boyd

Fleur Brett

Terri Brooks

Elly Buckley

Victoria Cattoni

Veronica Caven Aldous

Magda Cebokli

Dawn Csutoros

Madeleine Joy Dawes

Lesley Dumbrell

Agneta Ekholm

Roz Esplin

Jennifer Goodman

MandyGunn

Anni Hagberg

Fiona Halse

Anne Hastie

KateHendry

Polly Hollyoak

Andrea Hughes

Shelley Jardine

Wendy Kelly

Suzi Leahy Raleigh

Stephania Leigh

Helen McInnis

Suzanne Moss

Cathy Muhling

Fran O’Neill

Jacklyn Peters

Caroline Phillips

Linda Pickering

Julia Powles

Jenny Reddin 

Anna Rowbury

Melinda Schawel

Antonia Sellbach

Jacqueline Stojanović

Wilma Tabacco

Leah Teschendorff

Kerrie Warren

Susan Watson Knight

Lorri Whiting 


Research/ reference: 

Link to - Catalogue essay created by DR Wendy Kelly ( Artist in the exhibition) 


Link to- Catalogue 


Link to -  Leah Justin ( Justin Art House Museum) opening speech



 Video of Speech




Video of opening (created by Katherine Stevens)



Video of exhibition




Link to: 
Interview and podcast ( Anna Prifti and Fiona Halse) Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM
( Smart Arts with Dan and Steph Teitelbaum), 24 December 2020

Melbourne Art Critic review

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Fiona Halse -' Passing Tide', 91Wx 122H cm , mixed media on canvas  


Fiona Halse - 'Spring Snow',  200cm W x 170cm H, mixed media on canvas (online option  -  on show in storeroom spaces) 

 



















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Of Colour & Light

5 - 27 October 2018

West End Art Space, Melbourne, Australia



A Biennial Show by Victorian Women Abstract Artists
Exhibition: 5 - 27 October 2018
Opening: Saturday 6 October 2018
Guest speaker: Kate Nodrum
Hrs: Wed- Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 10am-3pm ( open other times by appointment)
Location: West End Art Space
Address: 185 Rosslyn Street, West Melbourne, VIC, 3003, Australia
Contact: Anna Prifti - Director
Email: westendartspace@gmail.com
Phone:+61 0415 243 917 

 Link to Media release

 Link to Catalogue Essay written by Dr Elisabeth Bodey

Link to List of Works

Link to Podcast Alex McCulloch Arts Show 







Image above:  Speeches - L-R : Anna Prifti ( Director and Curator), Kate Nodrum ( Guest Speaker  - Charles Nodrum Gallery) 


Image above: Artists in 2018 exhibition 


Installation image -  L- R:  Tracey Coutts, Vanessa Oter, Elisabeth Bodey, Roz Esplin, Cathy Muhling, Fran O'Neill 


Installation image - L-R:  Fiona Halse, Jennifer Goodman, Louise Blyton, Samara Adamson-Pinczewski, Wendy Kelly


Installation image -  L-R: - Louise Blyton, Melinda Harper


Installation image -  L-R:  Terri Brooks, Louise Blyton, Louise Blyton, Wilma Tabacco


Installation image - R- L   - Suzanne Moss, Renecca Monaghan, Louise Blyton, Robin Kingston



Installation image -L-R: Louise Blyton, Robin Kingston, Shelly Jardine


Installation image - L-R: Louise Blyton, Melinda Harper, Linda Pickering



Installation image - L-R:    Elisabeth Bodey, Roz Esplin, Cathy Muhling

 Image above:  Magda Cebokli


Image above: Eleanor Hart



Image above: Samara Adamson- Pinczewski

  

Image above: Anna Caione


Image above: Lindy Patterson



Image above:  Fiona Halse - Loss #1, 170cm (H) x 100cm (W), mixed media on canvas

                  
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Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria ( 2016)

Exhibition: 10 June  - 18 July 2016 
Opening: Saturday 11 June 2016
Guest speaker: Charles Nodrum
Location: Yarra Sculpture Space
Address: 117 Vere Street, Abbotsford, Melbourne, VIC, Australia








  Installation image - ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)


 Installation image - Christine Healy ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)


 Installation image ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)



 Installation image ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)





Guest Speaker: Charles Nodrum
Curator; Anna Prifti



Image: artists ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)
 

Image: Wilma Tabacco( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)

link to Wilma Tabacco catalogue essay

Related projects and Exhibitions



 Image: Wilma Tabacco ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)

 Other projects - Wilma Tabacco:
Archived projects (EG - Stephen McLaughlan Gallery, Melbourne, Lethaby Gallery, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London)

Director - Langford 120 Gallery

Abstraction 2018

Deakin University Art Gallery launches The Centre for Abstract and Non-Objective Art. 
The launch coincides with the beginning of The Void. Visible. Abstraction & Non-Objective Art, a new exhibition for 2017 that includes the work of artists Stephen Wickham, Stephen McCarthy, Andrew Christofides and Wilma Tabacco. Link


Image: Terri Brooks
Other projects  - Terri Brooks:

Blog on abstraction - Art Thoughts Blog

Image: Louise Blyton ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)

Other projects - Louise Blyton:
2017 Chromatopia - A History of Colour (guest curator) Tacit Contemporary
Many abstract artists curated in this exhibition 
http://chromatopia.org

Image: Merryn Trevethan ( from  'Of Colour & Light - Abstraction in Victoria' ( 2016) exhibition)

Other projects - Merryn Trevethan:
This Wild Song - curated exhibition in Singapore ( High Commission) - Women artists 

Image: Fran O'Neill

 Other Projects - Fran O'Neill:
The Other Side of Things: Women of Abstraction




Eleanor Hart  Paintings from 'Unfolding Time' exhibition ( 2017)

 Other Projects - Eleanor Hart: 

 Solo exhibition Unfolding Time at  Glen Eira City Council Gallery (2017)
The paintings and drawings are part of a series that references the title. This visual research is about place and memory, dealing with ‘escaping’ from Vienna in the war years. The energy in Eleanor Hart’s work has been encapsulated by the discovery of letters written in Gothic German that were hidden and revealed decades later. 

 The concept of Unfolding Time resonates through the painterly abstraction that is the vibrating medium.

 Other Projects - Melinda Harper:

 Colour Sensation - the Works of Melinda Harper ( 2015) - Heidi Museum of Modern Art

 Colour and optical vibrancy animate Melbourne artist Melinda Harper’s remarkable oeuvre of abstract works developed over three decades. While Harper is best known as a painter, this survey reveals a surprising diversity of practice in its inclusion of drawings, collages, screenprints, experimental photographs, painted objects and exquisite handmade embroideries.

 https://www.heide.com.au/exhibitions/colour-sensation-works-melinda-harper

Know my Name
A celebration, a commitment and a call to action, know my name is a gender equity initiative of the National Gallery of Australia. Know my name celebrates the work of all women artists with an aim to enhance understanding of their contribution to Australia’s cultural life.
https://knowmyname.nga.gov.au/

Exhibition of Fiona Halse and Anna Caione
White on White
link to more information 








Abstract Exhibition curated by Langford 120 and Wilma Tabacco 

Link to info and images via Instagram 

 More information

 Wendy Kelly - exhibition at Westend Art Space

link to images via instagram


Women Abstraction (exhibitions) ( list is not exhaustive):
http://nag.org.au/Exhibitions/Current/Archives/2017/Abstraction

https://denverartmuseum.org/exhibitions/women-abstract-expressionism

https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/3663

http://www.artmuseum.qut.edu.au/exhibit/2018/abstraction.jsp

General Abstraction, Australia ( list is not exhaustive):

http://www.kingstonarts.com.au/VISUAL-ART/Exhibitions/Abstraction

 http://factory49.blogspot.com/2018/08/fifty-years-after-field-sydney.html

https://westspace.org.au/exhi/16771/the-drawing-is-just-not-there

 http://www.contemporaryarttasmania.org/program/beyond-the-field-still

https://www.charlesnodrumgallery.com.au/news/visions-of-utopia/

 https://www.heide.com.au/exhibitions/call-avant-garde-constructivism-and-australian-art

 https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/an-abstract-notion-thats-hard-to-grasp-20130516-2jp3b.html

 Fifty years after the Field ( Factory 49) - catalogue essay

 Sydney Non-Objective

 see - Abstraction Twenty Eighteen link 

 Interesting and related articles or links ( list is not exhaustive):

https://instantloveland.com/wp/2018/10/07/lisa-sharp-orbiting-the-field/

https://hyperallergic.com/377975/an-illustrated-guide-to-linda-nochlins-why-have-there-been-no-great-women-artists/?fbclid=IwAR142PXbd2P9G65r-cYsOLsgfHvENs413AgiFxEKthq0ypnYQJ7U1m33b2Q

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2016/feb/21/hilma-af-klint-occult-spiritualism-abstract-serpentine-gallery

 https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-momas-first-work-female-artist-fur-lined-teacup

 https://www.artsy.net/news/artsy-editorial-national-gallery-acquired-artwork-made-female-artist-first-time-27-years

https://www.biennaleofsydney.art/artists/riet-wijnen/
https://www.shervingallery.com.au/event/trust-our-women-women-artists-in-the-s-h-ervin-gallery/

 https://www.airgallery.org/

 http://www.womensartregister.org/

 https://frieze.com/article/national-gallery-purchases-ps36m-artemisia-gentileschi-transforming-how-it-tells-story-women


Essay - Why has there not been any great Women Artists?

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/camille-paglia-on-metoo-great-art-has-often-been-made-by-bad-people

 https://artsatl.com/artsatl-qa-camille-paglia-importance-art-history-genius-%E2%80%9Cstar-wars%E2%80%9D/

 Jeanette Winterson -  Angels of Anarchy: Women Artists and Surrealism

https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/media_release/whos-afraid-of-colour

https://www.nytimes.com/1979/10/28/archives/women-painters-and-germaine-greer-artists-greer.html

http://artsreview.com.au/how-our-art-museums-finally-opened-their-eyes-to-australian-women-artists/

 Joan Kerr

http://www.crossart.com.au/other-projects/contemporary-art-and-feminism


 Past present: the national women's art anthology / edited by Joan Kerr and Jo Holder

 Elizabeth Grosz - Chaos, Territory, Art: Deleuze and the Framing of the Earth

Other Victorian Abstract Women Artists ( list is not exhaustive):

 https://marsgallery.com.au/julie-irving/


 https://www.charlesnodrumgallery.com.au/exhibitions/kim-westcott/

 https://blockprojectsgallery.com/georgia-biggs-bio

 https://blockprojectsgallery.com/julia-powles-bio

 https://blockprojectsgallery.com/mary-barton-bio

 https://blockprojectsgallery.com/vivian-cooper-smith-bio

 https://www.jowilson.net/

 https://www.heide.com.au/exhibitions/erica-mcgilchrist-selected-works-1951%E2%80%931995

 http://niagaragalleries.com.au/angela-brennan

 http://niagaragalleries.com.au/jennifer-joseph
Rose Nolan Artist Talk |Contemporary Australia: Women | GOMA
https://gailhastings.com.au/artworks/

https://www.denisegreen.net/

https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/yvonne-audette/

http://www.slq.qld.gov.au/showcase/james-c-sourris-am-collection/videos/normana-wight

https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/exhibition/inge-king/

http://www.lizcoats.com.au/
Other Australian Abstract Women Artists ( list is not exhaustive):
http://www.artistprofile.com.au/debra-dawes/

https://artguide.com.au/janet-dawson-on-making-abstraction-sing

https://ildikokovacs.com.au/

https://www.shervingallery.com.au/event/margo-lewers-retrospective/


Other  Research:
Contact Charles Nodrum Gallery for catalogues for the annual  abstraction art exhibition
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Thursday, June 14, 2018

Jason Haufe - artist ( selected videos of exhibitions)


Information
Born in 1974 in Melbourne Australia, Jason Haufe has been committed to abstraction and his professional arts practice for nineteen years. Since graduating with his honors degree in Fine Art at Monash University in 1995 Haufe has delivered nineteen solo exhibitions and has explored abstraction through painting, collages, sculpture and printmaking. From 1996-2010 Haufe explored various spatial and pictorial ideas within the limited means of geometric abstraction.  
Haufe is an accomplished draughtsman and has been selected for the National Drawing Dobell Prize at NSW Art Gallery (Sydney, Australia) in 2009, 2008 and 2005. He has also been a finalist for the Rick Amor Drawing Prize at The Ballarat Regional Art Gallery. Haufe has been recognised for his rigorous draughtsmanship by academic and historian Christopher Heathcote in his essay ‘Journeys into Drawing’ in the Macmillion Art Publication ‘Contemporary Australian  Drawing #1’.  
Sydney Morning Herald art critic Michael Fitzgerald recognised Haufe’s ability to create dynamic compositions ‘there is a satisfyingly cerebral play between soft and hard shapes in these abstract works by the Melbourne-based Jason Haufe, who is inspired as much by Howard Arkley as Piet Mondrian in his elegant interlocking grids of tense, spray-painted colour.'
Jason Haufe’s comprehensive body of work explores many aspects of geometric abstraction and its links to Cubism. Jason Haufe has been selected for major art prizes in Australia such as Fletcher Jones Art Prize  (Geelong Art Gallery; 2008 ), Blake Prize (S.H. Ervin Gallery; 2001), Fleming Muntz Albury Art Prize (Albury Regional Art Gallery; 2005). Haufe is represented by Stephen McLaughlan Gallery Melbourne and has exhibited at Factory 49 (Sydney), Westspace (Melbourne) and various other artist-run spaces. He has been collected by Art Bank, Chisholm Institute and Monash University.
More recently Haufe has been exploring the process of feedback loops to generate new directions in his collages.

 Qualifications1995  Honors Degree in Fine Art, Monash University, Sub-Faculty of Art and Design
1992-1994  Bachelor of Arts ( Fine Art), Monash University, Sub-faculty of Art and Design, Faculty of Arts
Essays and articles
Heathcote, Christopher, Journeys into Drawing, Contemporary Australian Drawing #1, 2012, Macmillan Art Publishing, p.226
The Age, Computers and High Technology; 15/4/1997; page D3 (illus).
Malbon, Anna; What’s On and Where: Progress Press; 22/8/1995; page 8 Inside (illus).
Taylor, Roger, High and Low, Triple R Broadcasters, 18/4/2001
Fitzgerald, Michael, Open Gallery: Jason Haufe, Sydney Morning Herald, 10/11/2012, Spectrum page 13 (illus.)
Rule, Dan, In the Galleries, The Age, 11/2/2012, Life and  Style page 5
Hopley, Jessica; Painting Personally; Spin Out; 28/6/1996; David Allen, Oz media; page 5
Collections
Art Bank
Chisholm Institute
Monash University, Caulfield Campus
Various private collections


Jason Haufe -The Other Art Fair- Presented by Saatchi Art (1 – 4 June 2017)
Media release information
A simultaneous debut will take place on the 1st of June at Brooklyn Expo Center when Jason Haufe exhibits recent collages at The Other Art Fair New York. It will be the first time that both Haufe and The Other Art Fair will make their appearance in New York.
Haufe was selected by a panel of art experts to be one of a hundred artists from over 750 that applied to The Other Art Fair. According to The Other Art Fair’s website, “Following sixteen successful editions across the UK and Australia, The Other Art Fair makes it's debut in the creative heart of Brooklyn on June 1-4 2017, presenting 100 talented emerging artists to an audience of art buyers and enthusiasts. Each artist has been handpicked by a Selection Committee of art experts, so visitors can add to their collection with the confidence that they are buying from the very best and most promising emerging artists. 
Celebrated for its unique visitor experience, The Other Art Fair’s inaugural US edition in New York will delight and inspire art lovers with a tightly curated and distinctive program of fair features, creating a platform for the 'unexpected'.”
Haufe will present a new body of work that both continues his use of photocopies to make collages yet uses colour in a way that signifies a distinct difference in expressive character from his predominately black and white work.
 Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 1 – 4 June 2017
Location: Brooklyn Expo Center
Address: 72 Noble Street, Brooklyn NY 11222, United States
Video

Jason Haufe - Project 2017, Gallery Elena Shchukina, London (25 May – 3 June 2017)

Media release information
Jason Haufe is pleased to announce that he has been selected to participate in a group exhibition of abstract art in London at Gallery Elena Shchukina titled Project 2017.  The theme of Project 2017, Change & Transformation is a perfect fit for the work of Jason Haufe whose work exhibits the aforementioned qualities in both the formal properties of the individual works, and more broadly the overall conceptual framework that governs his oeuvre.
Haufe will be exhibiting four collages which display how change is an inevitable result of his feedback loop method, which sees completed work scanned and photocopied, producing not just copies, but a variety of new material for future work. Every time a work is produced, it adds to the sum of material that can be fed back into the process.
Through this simple feedback process, change is an inevitable part of the work's development, disrupting stylistic refinement as exemplified by the modernist signature image. Within individual works the forms display shifts not just in directions but in tempo, the viewer’s eye forced to move at different speeds along the undulating form. Often an irregular form will be repeated many times in different works, getting lost amidst a multiplicity of forms and attaining a new character. The iconic structure presented appears to be in a state of flux between one form and another.    
Jason Haufe will be one of fourteen artists from five continents participating in Project 2017, and it will be the first time Haufe has exhibited work in the UK.
Exhibition: 25 May – 3 June 2017
Location: Gallery Elena Shchukina
Address: 10 Lees Place, Mayfair, London W1K 6LL, UK
Hours:
Monday – Friday 9:30 – 17:30
Saturdays by appointment

Video
Jason Haufe - Berliner Liste 2016
Media release information
A busy 2016 for Australian artist Jason Haufe has just got busier. After two solo exhibitions, one in Paris the other in Melbourne, Haufe has been selected by a curatorial panel to present work in the Artist Section of the Berliner Liste 2016.
 Haufe will be exhibiting a small suite of work that continues the development of his collage, using photocopies as material. It is only fitting that a “...fair of discovery” such as Berliner Liste would select an artist such as Haufe. Haufe uses a combination of digital, machine and handmade processes, ensuring that discovery is the cornerstone of his artistic development.
Haufe’s method involve scanning and photocopying completed work, producing not just copies, but a variety of new material for future work. It is from this process that new developments cannot be planned a priori, but must be seized upon as they emerge. Often an irregular form will be repeated many times in different works, reaffirming its identity while denying its uniqueness. Other times, getting lost amidst a multiplicity of forms and attaining a new character.
Although the number of collages Haufe will display at Berlin’s oldest art fair will be modest, it will be more than enough for the 10,000 or so visitors to get a feel for the artist’s practice. 
Jason Haufe will be in attendance at the Berliner Liste 2016 throughout the duration of the fair.  
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 15 - 18 September 2016
Location: Kraftwerk Berlin
Address: Köpenicker Straße 70, 10179 Berlin, Germany               
Hours:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 1pm - 9pm
Sunday: 11am - 7pm
Web: www.berliner-liste.org     
Video

Jason Haufe -  Stephen McLaughlan Gallery

Media release information

Exhibition of recent collages by Jason Haufe
1 June – 18 June 2016
 An inverse insanity is practiced by collagist Jason Haufe, for if it’s insane, as popular adage would have it, to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result, then what else could it be called to do the same thing over and over again and actually attain a different result. For that’s what Haufe does. The same process, the same methods, yet in work after work and show after show, an undeniable development that can be traced back from Haufe’s first exhibition of collages in Melbourne at Stephen McLaughlan Gallery in 2014, through to shows in Sydney, Berlin, Paris and now Melbourne again.
The paper Haufe uses for collage are photocopies or blank photocopy paper. All the pieces are either photocopied from his previous collages, patterns or other found material, with some scanned and manipulated digitally on a computer and then printed and photocopied. Every time a work is produced, it adds to the sum of material that can be fed back into the process. This feedback process forces new directions and possibilities that the artist has to then choose from. Haufe’s work, in a short space of time, has gone from all-over compositions suggesting marks, to biomorphic lines, to iconic structures with strong overtones of a ‘machine aesthetic’. Many of the works in this exhibition fit somewhere in-between.
 Having invented a method, the process puts forward forms and combinations the artist would never have thought of, placing an emphasis on discovery, and enriching the possibilities of abstraction.
“They see poetry in what I have done. No. I apply my methods, and that is all there is to it.” Georges Seurat
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 1 - 18 June 2016
Location: Stephen McLaughlan Gallery
Address: Level 8 Room 16, 37 Swanston St Melbourne 3000
Phone: +61 0407 317 323
Hours: Wednesday to Friday 1pm – 5pm, Saturday 11am – 5pm
Video

Jason Haufe  - Factory 49 Paris Pop Up, France

Media release information

Solo exhibition of photocopy collages by Jason Haufe at Factory 49 Paris Pop Up, Paris, France.
4 - 27 February 2016.
The tension between the digital and the handmade is resolved in the collages of Australian artist Jason Haufe. Although the works appearance is handmade, not one line or form has been hand drawn. The paper Haufe uses for collage are photocopies or blank photocopy paper. All the pieces are either photocopied from his previous collages, patterns or other found material, with some scanned and manipulated digitally on a computer and then printed and photocopied. Every time a work is produced, it adds to the sum of material that can be fed back into the process. The composition in most cases, reduced to an iconic structure on a white ground, is the formal solution to the overload of visual information at the artists’ disposal. The possibility of repetition, changes in scale, inversion, distortions and colour only add to the complexity of forms and possible directions. Having invented a method, the process puts forward forms and combinations the artist would never have thought of. Choices, not invention are then required by the artist. Here, a rigorous formalism goes hand in hand with an ease with uncertainty. By letting go, the artists’ possibilities open up.
This is Jason Haufe’s second solo exhibition in Europe and his first in Paris. Haufe will be in Paris throughout the duration of the show.

Exhibition Details:
Opening: 3 February 2016, 6 - 8pm
Exhibition: 4 - 27 February 2016
Location: Factory 49 Paris Pop Up
Address: 122 rue Amelot, Paris 75011 France
Hours: Thursday to Saturday 1 – 7 pm
Web: www.factory49.blogspot.com
Video



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Monday, June 11, 2018

Now represented by WestEnd Art Space and June Stockroom Exhibition


Pleased to announce that I am now represented by WestEnd Art Space, Melbourne, Victoria


Current catalogue of available works and prices



'Burn and Excavate', 2016- 2017, mixed media on canvas, 170cm (H) x 100cm (W) 


Purchased by Dynamic Residential Group Pty Ltd ( Australia) for their corporate collection

Assorted Paintings and Collages at WestEnd Art Space - June Stockroom Exhibition

Location: 185 Rosslyn Street, West Melbourne, VIC, 3003
Phone: 0415243917
Email:westendartspace@gmail.com
Hrs: Wednesday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm
Website:www.westenedartspace.com.au




Installation view of WestEnd Art Space  June stock room Exhibition


Installation view of WestEnd Art Space  June stock room Exhibition


'Ash',  90cm 9H) x 60cm (W), 2011- 2015, mixed media on MDF board


New work in the WestEnd Art Space Stockroom 


'Bare', Mixed media on canvas, 2016- 2017, 170cm (H) x 100cm (W) 



Detail: ' Bare'


Detail: ' Bare'



Detail: 'Bare"

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Saturday, May 19, 2018

Selected for St Kevins College Art Show



Image above: Burn and Excavate, 2016-2017, mixed media on canvas


Image above: Rhythm, 2016-2017, mixed media collage on card



ST KEVIN'S COLLEGE 48th ART SHOW
The St Kevin’s College Art Show is a non-acquisitional annual award exhibition.
Now in its 48th year, it is considered one of the longest running events of its kind in the country.
In 2018 emerging and established Australian artists will be selected to present contemporary  artworks for general viewing and selling. The central location of St Kevin’s College, Toorak, benefits visitors to this exhibition with easy venue access via public transport and accessible parking.
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Prize monies totalling $14,000 are on offer to artists in show.

Louisa Bufardeci, Melbourne based contemporary artist with significant international and national exhibition experience, will be the 2018 Judge for the  two prize categories. 

- The St Kevin’s College Art Show Prize for:

The Most Outstanding Work in any Medium
$10,000 for a work of any medium.

- The Brother McCarthy Memorial Award
$3,500 for the best work on paper.
(formerly known as the Award for the Best Pastel, Watercolour or Drawing).

Winning artists will be announced at the Opening Night Function, Friday 25 May, 8pm.

This is a ticketed event with bookings made through the trybooking link below.

Patrons attending the exhibition can also cast a vote in the People’s Choice Award.

The artist who collects the most votes by close of exhibition on Monday 28 May, shall be awarded a cash prize, with the winner notified and announced in the St Kevin’s College newsletter on Thursday 31 May.
 Opening Night: Friday 25 May (Ticketed Event)
Tickets can be purchased through https://www.trybooking.com/UWSF

Exhibition details:
Opening Night: Friday 25 May (Ticketed Event) https://www.trybooking.com/UWSF
Exhibition Dates: Saturday 26 - Monday 28 May, Saturday 26 May,
Viewing Hours:
Saturday 26 May, 8am – 6pm
Sunday 27 May,10am – 4pm
Monday 28 May,10am – 4pm
Monday 28 May, 10am – 4pm
Entry fee: Adults - $10, Pensioner/Concession - $5, students/children - free
Location: KC Smith Hall, Moonga Rd, St Kevin’s College, Toorak, Victoria, Australia


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