http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z-6JNnNZ3E
Here's a small YouTube video of Dawn and Glenda Burton, with her painting "silver textures".
They had a great afternoon and I served ice kachang!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Z-6JNnNZ3E
Here's a small YouTube video of Dawn and Glenda Burton, with her painting "silver textures".
They had a great afternoon and I served ice kachang!
This is one show that impressed me. You can see the love of bushwalking. Lars has done it well. Loved it.
Scope2011 at the university of Ballarat's gallery had some nice paintings I liked, especially the landscapes and the scuptures. Otherwise the show did not really impress me.
This month's exhibition had some impressive paintings such as the two below.
The upstairs main gallery is small but adequate enough to show of the paintings
The gallery courtyard at the back of the gallery's emporium is wonderful, beautiful gardens and seats. The gallery has come a long way with its emporium chocablok with art works.
I am delighted to have met the co-owner Steph. She is a very nice person and they run a good gallery, another of the wonderful art scene in Ballarat.
Helamen says, the jumps and leaping activities of the drawings were breathtaking. They convey the feeling of the art of Le Parkour, and the ideas expounded by Marcia was quite novel to me. I cannot do justice to her, without the lengthy quotes of her ideas of 'taking a leap', or starting a new, so I refrain here. These few images will hopefully convey the feelings of her drawings and her concepts.
Helamen says impressive!
Michael Grant's Buna paintings depicts the sensitive and emphathises with the fallen Aussie diggers at Pupua in the WWII, these paintings were for his Masters degree at the University of Ballarat. He travelled widely in Pupua for his research studies. Helamen says he likes the paintings although some of the faces depicting were a little horrifying for his taste.
Helamen says, we went to Amy Devereux and Peader Thomas show @Arthur Gallery.
Peader does very detailed fine black ink on paper and compliments Amy's colourful watercolour collages. Good show, should get a lot of sales. Their collaborative and solo works were inspired by the movie "Lady Hawk" with Michelle Peiffer.
Helamen says, "Dawn's latest painting". A big departure from her usual abstract pieces, this one is simple but quite nice I thought.
Helamen says today we went to see Debbie Hill and Duncan Lanne's exhibition at the Postoffice Gallery at the University of Ballarat. I did not appreciate Debbie's paintings until she explains that they were social comments on "what happens when we go to bed", the things that we don't see in our world here in Oz, all happening overnight in the other hemisphere. Hence the green paintings of dolls and toy soldiers on a black background. I still think that they are a bit too dark for my liking.
Also, black velvet is in vogue again.
Dawn was featured in this spread.
Dawn's artist profile in the brochure.
Loris Button's, Helamen likes these, very signature works of Loris.
I liked these pair too, very colourful and interesting, pleasing to the eye.
Red brick gallery in Ballarat.
Helamen said, "We went to see Casey Tosh exhibition, I did not not like it and I think it lacks continuity, although the painting of Nick Cave was notable. However it looked too much like a caricature. "