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24 AUGUST – 2 SEPTEMBER - Arts Tasmania

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King Island<br />

Smithton<br />

Wynyard<br />

Burnie<br />

Feature Artist <strong>–</strong> Robyn Eades<br />

Image: Cat Skins<br />

Getting things on and off an island is<br />

difficult, so Robyn Eades uses materials<br />

on hand. Tanning wallaby and possum<br />

skins came from seeing carcasses wasting<br />

along the roadsides and cat skins followed<br />

a feral cat trapping project by the NRM.<br />

Fur has such voluptuous and tactile<br />

qualities that it needs very little<br />

ornamentation and chance combinations<br />

can have surprisingly delightful results.<br />

Robyn’s home is full of stuff gathered from<br />

tips, roadsides and clearing sales. Some<br />

things inspire her own creations and she<br />

finds good homes for the rest.<br />

Artist Talk: King Island Cultural Centre<br />

at 2pm, Sat 25 Aug.<br />

Local Connections: The King Island<br />

Cultural Centre provides a showcase for<br />

authentic cultural experiences, including:<br />

artist residencies, arts projects involving<br />

practicing artists and the community, and<br />

exhibitions showcasing the richness of<br />

local arts expertise.<br />

Artists: Pam Fanning, Desley Roberts, Fay<br />

Pilon, Sally Marsden, Wendy Cunningham,<br />

Marilyn Chapman, Alison Mislom, Cheryl<br />

Kerr, Caroline Kininmonth, Bridget Levy,<br />

Sandra Zander, Christian Robertson,<br />

Richard Kerr, Shane Saunders, Rowan<br />

Cooke, Tim Petrovic, Pattie Partridge,<br />

Bernard Partridge, Charles Arnold and<br />

other local artists.<br />

Coordinator: Sally Marsden<br />

Where: King Island Cultural Centre,<br />

Currie Harbour, Currie<br />

Enquiries: 6462 19<strong>24</strong><br />

Launch: 1pm, Sat 25 Aug.<br />

Open: 1pm <strong>–</strong> 4pm, daily.<br />

Feature Artist <strong>–</strong> Melanie Honor Clarke<br />

Image: 4 Pod Pendant 9ct Rose Yellow Gold<br />

The work of Melanie Honor Clarke has a<br />

unique beauty that has earned her the<br />

reputation as one of <strong>Tasmania</strong>’s top artistic<br />

jewellers. Melanie has been pursuing<br />

her artistic goals since 1991 and strives<br />

to express her creative vision through<br />

tangible objects with the highest standard<br />

of workmanship. She has been operating<br />

as a fulltime professional jeweller since<br />

2004, now working from Stanley Artworks<br />

<strong>–</strong> Studio Gallery. Her jewellery has earned<br />

her international acclaim, with one of<br />

her pieces represented in the collection of<br />

Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary<br />

of Denmark.<br />

Artists Talk: Uniting Church Hall<br />

at 7.30pm, Fri <strong>24</strong> Aug.<br />

Local Connections: Out of the Box hosted<br />

by Circular Head <strong>Arts</strong>. This art community<br />

is a small but significant part of the<br />

8000 (approx) people living across the<br />

municipality. Full of hidden treasures,<br />

an abundance of natural beauty and<br />

historical sites, local artists are fuelled<br />

with creative inspiration.<br />

Artists: Dawn Airs, Chris Flood,<br />

Darren Gorringe, Annie Hogan,<br />

Julie Irvin, Frances Joyce, Georgina Laan,<br />

Stuart Reeman, Lesley Ann Rowe,<br />

Leanne Spinks and other local artists.<br />

Coordinator: Georgina Laan<br />

Where: Uniting Church Hall,<br />

Goldie St, Smithton<br />

Enquiries: 0408 128 609<br />

Launch: 7pm, Fri <strong>24</strong> Aug.<br />

Open: 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, daily.<br />

Feature Artist <strong>–</strong> Khan Wilson<br />

Image: Untitled 3 (detail)<br />

To live and work with the same inspiration<br />

is rare, yet Khan Wilson draws stimulation<br />

from experiences associated with living and<br />

working in rural <strong>Tasmania</strong>. In particular<br />

the natural landscape, flora and fauna are<br />

engaging subjects for this artist. When<br />

portraying an animal, Khan attempts to<br />

highlight each unique personality on<br />

an intimate level. He strives to give<br />

each animal a voice in an otherwise<br />

silent context. Khan is a founding<br />

member of Wynyard’s community art<br />

centre <strong>–</strong> <strong>Arts</strong>cape.comm, is involved<br />

in workshops, exhibitions and has<br />

received numerous awards.<br />

Artist Talk: <strong>Arts</strong>cape.comm Wynyard<br />

Community <strong>Arts</strong> Centre at 7pm, Fri <strong>24</strong> Aug.<br />

Local Connections: Wynyard hosted by<br />

artspace.comm. This newest member of<br />

the regional arts network is fast becoming<br />

a young show off having already hosted an<br />

international residency. The new Wynyard<br />

art centre is emerging as an arts hub for<br />

this creative community on <strong>Tasmania</strong>’s<br />

North West coast.<br />

Artists: Irene Godman, Korb<br />

(Kevin Blythe), Joan Brown, Beth Pearce,<br />

Alex Nicholas, Beverley McNamara,<br />

Judith Taylor, Lisa Kreemers<br />

and other local artists.<br />

Coordinators: Alex Nicholas<br />

and Beverly McNamara<br />

Where: <strong>Arts</strong>cape.comm Wynyard<br />

Community <strong>Arts</strong> Centre,<br />

45 Jackson St, Wynyard<br />

Enquiries: 6445 1172<br />

Launch: 6pm, Fri <strong>24</strong> Aug.<br />

Open: 11am <strong>–</strong> 3pm, Mon, Wed<br />

and Fri from Mon 27 Aug.<br />

Feature Artist <strong>–</strong> Lisa Garland<br />

Image: Andrew (detail)<br />

Lisa Garland is a photography-based<br />

artist working on the North West coast<br />

of <strong>Tasmania</strong>. Lisa’s work is recognised<br />

for its honest and diverse view of the<br />

state’s people. The people, places and<br />

unique personalities rooted deep within<br />

her community are an endless source<br />

of inspiration. In most cases people are<br />

photographed within their own space,<br />

depicting an intimate narrative. All images<br />

are taken with a 5x4 view camera and are<br />

developed as silver gelatin prints on mural<br />

paper one meter square.<br />

Artist Talk: St George’s Church Hall<br />

at 2pm, Sun 2 Sept.<br />

Local Connections: Burnie hosted by<br />

Burnie <strong>Arts</strong> Council. This seaside paper<br />

town has been creatively nurtured by the<br />

arts council for nearly 59yrs. As an artist<br />

incubator Burnie has seen many home<br />

grown artists succeed nationally. Also visit<br />

the Coastal Art Group Long Canvas Event,<br />

Plaza Arcade on August 25.<br />

Artists: Anna Hames, Helen Elvery, Dianne<br />

Woods, Judith Brumby Lake, Joe Lake,<br />

Burnie Coastal Art Group, Patricia F Young,<br />

Eileen Preece, Joan Kelly, Jan Marinos,<br />

Wendy Holloway, Julia Rogers, Susan<br />

McArthur, Connie Lucas, Peg Lockhart,<br />

Suzanne Hennessy, Gwen Kingham,<br />

Pam Thorne, Robyn Lamb, John Lamb<br />

and other local artists.<br />

Coordinator: Pam Thorne<br />

Where: St George’s Church Hall,<br />

Cattley St, Burnie<br />

Enquiries: 0429 029 671<br />

Launch: 2pm, Sat 25 Aug.<br />

Open: 10am <strong>–</strong> 4pm, Thurs <strong>–</strong> Sun<br />

from Sun 26 Aug.<br />

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