24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER - Arts Tasmania
24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER - Arts Tasmania
24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER - Arts Tasmania
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Unions <strong>Tasmania</strong><br />
‘From Below’<br />
The artist explores the seeming dichotomy<br />
between ‘feminine’ and ‘masculine’<br />
identities in the Twenty-first Century.<br />
A tension is drawn between ideals of beauty<br />
and strength depicted through a classically<br />
‘masculine’ pose for the female figure.<br />
Artist: Ellen Pittman<br />
Where: 379 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 8:30am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri.<br />
Flight Centre<br />
Boulders on Mt Mayson II<br />
Coastal <strong>Tasmania</strong> is of great importance to<br />
Joanna Dean. It is a place she has grown<br />
to know and deeply appreciate. Joanna’s<br />
painting, using vibrant colour and line,<br />
portrays her strong connection to a place<br />
of rock and sea.<br />
Artist: Joanna Dean<br />
Old Growth Thylacine<br />
A sculpture of a Thylacine, sitting,<br />
contemplating the future. The surface of the<br />
animal is coloured with earthy yellow ochre<br />
tones, and imprinted with ferns coloured<br />
with oxides. Explores the idea of man’s<br />
impact on the landscape.<br />
Artist: Henrietta Norris<br />
Where: 386 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5:30pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Thurs,<br />
9am <strong>–</strong> 6:30pm, Fri and 9am <strong>–</strong> 2pm, Sat.<br />
Dress Sense<br />
Dark Spot<br />
New work made for Tokyo spring<br />
summer ‘07.<br />
Artist: Claire Byers<br />
A Summers Day<br />
Wall Hanging <strong>–</strong> hand woven and hand<br />
dyed cotton.<br />
Artist: Mabel Byrom<br />
Botanical Handbags<br />
My designs are based on abstract<br />
photographic images of botanical details,<br />
taken around various Hobart gardens.<br />
These designs have been applied to satin<br />
using my own printing equipment and<br />
each bag is individually hand-crafted<br />
from start to finish.<br />
Artist: Holly Webber<br />
Where: 388 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9:30am <strong>–</strong> 5:30pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri<br />
and 9:30am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Sat.<br />
Dr.richard roffe Medical Centre<br />
“Ascension”<br />
Acrylic on board.<br />
Artist: John Lockwood<br />
Song and Kelly<br />
Referencing directly from city architecture,<br />
specifically consumer outlets, this work<br />
provides reflective, reduced commentary on<br />
the superficiality of western consumption.<br />
Artist: Carolyn Wigston<br />
Where: 408 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri.<br />
Australia Post<br />
Vessels Empty<br />
Several hundred small plasticine vessels<br />
arranged on ‘tables’ made of toothpicks<br />
Artist: Tarnia Lawrie<br />
Where: 412 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri.<br />
represented By: Morning Toast Gallery<br />
Avalon<br />
Barefoot<br />
Contrasting the soft lines of women<br />
and textiles against harsh <strong>Tasmania</strong>n<br />
landscapes. This work explores themes<br />
of vulnerability and beauty.<br />
Artist: Christiana Szczerba<br />
Where: 436 Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Thurs<br />
and 8:30am <strong>–</strong>1pm, Fri.<br />
Wellness Centre<br />
Intention II<br />
Intention II explores the conduit between<br />
mind and body. Subtle constructs of the<br />
mind such as intention, memory and<br />
dreams are given form. Overlayed on the<br />
body, these forms communicate the layering<br />
of experience that we indelibly carry<br />
with us.<br />
Artist: Noni Gander<br />
Figurine<br />
Wood Fired Raku Figurine.<br />
Artist: Sallee Warner<br />
Where: 311A Elizabeth St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 8am <strong>–</strong> 7pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri<br />
and 8am <strong>–</strong> 1pm, Sat.<br />
Tasma Street<br />
arts@work<br />
Dark Taiga<br />
“If you talk to the animals they will talk to<br />
you and you will know each other. If you do<br />
not talk to them you will not know them,<br />
and what you do not know you will fear.<br />
What one fears one destroys.”<br />
<strong>–</strong> Chief Dan George<br />
Artist: Milla Zhugalo<br />
Where: 27 Tasma St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri.<br />
UCI <strong>–</strong> Office Furniture and Fitouts<br />
Lapping Screen III<br />
Lapping Screen III was inspired by the<br />
gentle, not quite perfect order found in<br />
nature; wind and waves working on<br />
pebbles and sand.<br />
Artist: Sally Brown<br />
Where: 14 <strong>–</strong> 16 Tasma St, North Hobart<br />
Open: 9am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Mon <strong>–</strong> Fri.<br />
Hobart CBD<br />
Macquarie St<br />
Store & Co.<br />
Sweep<br />
Sweep is a metaphysical and emotional<br />
sweep to make clean. Her totem and<br />
heritage is the broomstick; her intent, her<br />
movement and her form is of sweeping.<br />
Artist: Janelle Mendham<br />
Where: 130 Macquarie St, Hobart<br />
Open: 11am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Tues <strong>–</strong> Sun<br />
Lola<br />
Postcards from Paris<br />
A series of neckpieces created from images<br />
of French postcards c1905, handcrafted tie<br />
<strong>–</strong>wire chain, vintage optometrist test lenses<br />
and freshwater pearls.<br />
Artist: Sarah Bishop<br />
Wild Horses<br />
A Group of 3 related ceramic sculptures.<br />
Artist: Anna Williams<br />
Where: 131 Macquarie St, Hobart<br />
Open: 12pm <strong>–</strong> 3pm, Mon, 10pm <strong>–</strong> 3pm, Tues,<br />
10am <strong>–</strong> 5pm, Wed <strong>–</strong> Thurs, 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Fri<br />
and 1:30pm <strong>–</strong> 3pm, Sat.<br />
arp<br />
Preview to October, Moonah <strong>Arts</strong> Centre.<br />
Fold up Sun Hat and Bag.<br />
Artists: P.S. aka Penny Malone and Shaz<br />
Harrison <strong>–</strong>Williams<br />
Where: Shop 3, 137 <strong>–</strong> 139 Macquarie St,<br />
Hobart<br />
Open: 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Tues <strong>–</strong> Fri<br />
and 11am <strong>–</strong> 2pm, Sat.<br />
Jackmann and Mcross<br />
Forget <strong>–</strong>Me <strong>–</strong>Not<br />
Intimate works created in response to the<br />
Port Arthur Historic Site and the lives of<br />
those who inhabited it during the convict<br />
era. Created as site specific pieces which<br />
were installed in the Port Arthur Museum<br />
as part of the Port Arthur Project.<br />
Artist: Tracey Cockburn<br />
Where: 4 Victoria St, Hobart<br />
Open: 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Tues <strong>–</strong> Fri<br />
and 11am <strong>–</strong> 2pm, Sat.<br />
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