Teacher - Ann Shegog
See link below for details
Friday, August 27, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Spring Exhibition 1/9/10 - 2/10/10
'After Birth' by Michelle Willsmore
Feature artist: Yvonne Jaunay
Drop off art: 25-28 August
Open: 1 September – 2 October 2010
Spring, renewal, growth. September is our Spring. Chill winter slips away and our Hills come alive with growth and zing and sunshine comes to stay. Don your artist’s apron now and create a work that sings.
Spring is sprung and things to be done
so paint and make and construct if you dare.
Medium: Mixed media, painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, whimsy, pastels, jewellery, ceramics and fabrications.
Participation welcomed, $1 per week per item 10% commission
Gallery Hours - Wed-Sat 10-4
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
cricket art prize 2010
The work may be figurative, semi-abstract, still-life or figure-in-landscape.
Acceptable media are: oil painting, acrylic painting, water-colour, pastels or mixed media on canvas, board or artists paper with a cubist, impressionist, tonalist, fauvist, surrealist, pop art, futurist, hard-edge, modern, naïve, orientalist, pointillist, precisionist, regionalist or romanticist style.
A painting or composition that depicts life in and around the game and sport of cricket, in settings of backyard, park, beach, street, local club or social-cricket.
The judges for 2010 are comedian and author Steve Abbott; art collector Dr. Dick Quan; art-critic John McDonald and last years winning artist - Jane Kellahan.
This annual art prize competitjavascript:void(0)ion offers AU$20,000 to the winning artist, AU$2000 for the Highly Commended and AU$1000 to the Peoples’ Choice with international exposure for the finalists in the travelling exhibition.
A wider variety of entries are expected this year due to the Cricket Art Prize being open to all test-cricket playing nations… the closing date is the 1st of September and all artists are encouraged to get hold of an entry form and ‘start putting some runs on the board’.
http://www.cricketartprize.org
Closing date 1st of September
Acceptable media are: oil painting, acrylic painting, water-colour, pastels or mixed media on canvas, board or artists paper with a cubist, impressionist, tonalist, fauvist, surrealist, pop art, futurist, hard-edge, modern, naïve, orientalist, pointillist, precisionist, regionalist or romanticist style.
A painting or composition that depicts life in and around the game and sport of cricket, in settings of backyard, park, beach, street, local club or social-cricket.
The judges for 2010 are comedian and author Steve Abbott; art collector Dr. Dick Quan; art-critic John McDonald and last years winning artist - Jane Kellahan.
This annual art prize competitjavascript:void(0)ion offers AU$20,000 to the winning artist, AU$2000 for the Highly Commended and AU$1000 to the Peoples’ Choice with international exposure for the finalists in the travelling exhibition.
A wider variety of entries are expected this year due to the Cricket Art Prize being open to all test-cricket playing nations… the closing date is the 1st of September and all artists are encouraged to get hold of an entry form and ‘start putting some runs on the board’.
http://www.cricketartprize.org
Closing date 1st of September
Friday, August 6, 2010
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Willard Wigan - Mirco-Sculptor
You have got to check this guy out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Willard Wigan is a "micro-sculptor."
He works under a microscope and mounts most of work inside the eye of a sewing needle or on a pin head.
Arts Laws
Heres a site that covers all legal questions relating to creating, displaying, distributing your art etc. Includes details on.................
- protecting your ideas and designs,
- street photographers rights,
- unauthorised use of your image,
- copyright,
- displaying visual arts on the internet
- advice before entering competitions
- classification and censorship
- and just about everything else
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