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Opening December 6: 6pm
Hours: Tues - Sun 11-7pm
You
are invited to the opening of "Hope" on
Saturday 25, 6-8pm.
" Hope" is a group exhibition to raise funds for the Cancer Council
of Victoria.
The Exhibition runs to November 6; Mon-Fri 7-9pm; Sat-Sun 12-6pm.
August 1 - 14
Anila (Anna) Prifti
July 18 - 31
Luke Rogers and Sean Smith
http://www.rawsculpturaldesign.com.au
July 4 - 17
Opening Tuesday 8th, 6-8pm
Opening hours: Tues-Sun 10am-5pm
20 June - July 3
Chris Winer
6-19 June
David Hamilton
23 may - 5 June
James Mundy
 Arum Lily |
|
 Red Hot Pokers |
 Smoke Bush |
 Yellow Rambles |
 Cadmium Hue |
Floral, 18 exciting new paintings from emerging visual artist
JAMES MUNDY.
Tues - Thurs 10.00 - 6.00, Fri - Sun 12.00 - 8.00.( Opening MAY 24th 6-8 pm
)
For information Mobile - 0404 847 763
Pelican Murray River
9 May - 22 May Caroline Ellis
Pelican Invitation; Paintings and drawings depicting pelicans in their natural settings of the Kerang Lakes area. The Real and The Surreal; photographs and oil paintings of abstract close ups in nature. "Photo CD Catalogue"; dramatic, moody and wild photographs captured over 10 years travelling Australia. CAROLINE ELLIS, Mon to Fri 11am to 6:30pm Sat & Sun 10am to 5:30pm, Opening Sat 10, 6pm to 9pm. For information 0408 500 451.
Terminal Art Works
Peter J Rosman
Sculpture, stainless steel etchings, mixed media
OPENING: Tuesday 29th April 6.30pm
Exhibition of works can be viewed from Friday 25/04/03
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 1.00 pm — 7.00pm
Sacred: Photography by Jane Ball & Virginia Stobart
Opening night Saturday
5th April 4-6pm
Sponsored by PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING COLLEGE
Hours Mon-Wed 12-6pm
Thurs-Sun 12-8pm
Enquiries 0402 795 947
March 21 - April 3
Photographer Simon O'Dwyer
presentsWhite Side of the Moon
A two year photographic exploration
of the Great Ocean Road showcasing BxW hand colored prints up to 2
metres in height and color duratrans illuminated on lightboxes.
Gallery Hours : Tuesday - Sunday 11.00am - 7.00pm. Opening Friday 21st
6-9
Proudly sponsored by Bond Imaging, Signedge, Cockatoo Ridge and Grolsch.
March 8 to 20 ,
Aboriginal Art from Central and Western Deserts
Local and Desert Aboriginal Art
@ Collingwood Gallery 2003
Audrey Napanangka Martin
(Yuendumu N.T.)
“What is Aboriginal
Culture today?” is an issue vexing many governments and concerned
individuals. The exhibition gives a visual perspective of the dichotomy
between Rural (Desert) and Metro, mono and plural, traditional and
modern
by bringing together aspects of contemporary Aboriginal Art at the
Collingwood Gallery Smith Street.
Opening on Sunday 2pm 23rd February to 8th March, the exhibition works
can be previewed from Friday 21st. The Featured artist is Audrey Napanangka
Martin whose contemporary traditionalism is still apart of today’s
culture with Maureen Hudson, Julianne Turner, Wally Evans, Amy Dixon
and others all from the Mt Theo outstation 400 k NW of Alice Springs.
The local artists are Bea Edwards, Kunda Beamo and Patricia Tolputt
(and others) from the eastern suburbs of Victoria. These works are different
in form and content, pointing to the influence of other cultures and
learning.
Both
are contemporary Aboriginal and at the apex of our cultural understand
today.
For further information or better graphics contact:
David Pa’apa’a
(Curator) on 9785 3806 (www.kooeelung.com) regarding the artworks or
The Collingwood Gallery on www.collingwoodgallery.com.au
This exhibition is supported by Ilford professional
inkjet papers.
