
April 2022
LOCKDOWN SKETCHES
Covid lockdown sketches from 2 architects, half an hour with an idle coffee and all within the 5km radius of Paddington.
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Line, colour, shape and other stories
Barbara Rogers is a Sydney textile artist with over 40 years’ experience in textile design and fashion. Rogers now works primarily in shibori, an ancient Japanese resist dye technique from which she has developed her own unique methods.
Find out more »Ruled by Venus
A solo exhibition by Seaneen Kelly of large scale paintings and works on paper exploring the correlation between colour and physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being.
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November 2021
Karrikins: A solo photographic exhibition by Rob Walwyn
A solo photographic exhibition in November 2021 documenting the aftermath of the recent 2019-20 Australian bushfires using the discontinued and extremely rare Kodak Aerochrome false-colour infrared film.
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SECOND LOOK: handmade textiles
Second Look exhibition reflects on how handmade textiles are collected, valued, cherished, loved, treasured and used by makers. Some exhibitors have saved, stored, cared for and archived pieces made in the past and are presenting them for a second time.
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Makers Collective
Makers Collective brings together a diverse set of materials with the singular perspective of each artist. Silks dyed using ancient Japanese methods, the rich textures of handwoven fabrics and the inlaid perfection of marquetry; the translucence of fine porcelain and ceramics, along with handcrafted jewellery and beautiful home furnishings. Extraordinary designs from six innovative artisans.
Find out more »June 2021
Art Textile Biennale 2020
Fibre Arts Australia is highlighting the contemporary practice within Art Textiles as an art form in this, the inaugural Art Textile Biennale. It has long been a dream of the founder of Fibre Arts Australia, Glenys Mann, to highlight art textiles and with the assistance of her business partner, Nonie Sutcliffe and the generosity of the director Crystal Stubbs and her team at the East Gippsland Art Gallery in Bairnsdale, the dream has materialised.
Find out more »May 2021
Stories Told … by inspired makers
Every handmade object has a narrative, the history or ‘story’ of its making. Whether it is the source of the raw materials – the particular clay site, pigment, dye, metal, timber or threads, the nature and origin of the necessary tools, or the inspiration behind individual patterns and motifs, the story of each handmade object is unique.
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