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RED

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Group show featuring the colour red

Seven Seas

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Catherine Rogers shows selected photographs from a new series about the horizon - the sea and the sky.

ESSENCE OF PLACE

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Tapestry as a medium has traditionally been used both to tell stories, personal and historical, full of allusion and metaphor. It requires a deeper reading to uncover the hidden layers of meanings and memories that are entwined with the physical materials and slow nature of the weaving.

RESISTING THE BLUES

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Indigo shibori by renowned textile artist Jane Callender.

Her work reveals a passion for pattern manifest through shibori stitch techniques. She draws on tradition, the natural world and geometry to create her unique textiles.

Fold Unfold

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Barbara Rogers works with the Shibori technique itajime.

Illawarra

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

An exhibition of photographs by Kurt Sorensen and Koji Makino that draws inspiration from the Illawarra region.

Shibori on Paper

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Shibori textiles as digital imagery by Barbara Rogers and Catherine Rogers Shibori textiles by Barbara Rogers. Photography by Catherine Rogers

Expanding the Web

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Jude Skeers investigates the construction, deconstruction and reconstruction of the web.

During the exhibition more webs will be created and installed to build on the design concept. The public will be invited to make their own webs. This exhibition is part Sydney Design Festival 2013

EARTH/scale

Barometer 13 Gurner Street, Paddington, NSW, Australia

Opening 24th August at 3pm

Digital photographs by Philip Bell from North-West America and South-East Australia, contrasting natural scale and form, permanence and change.