2011 loreto art exhibition - Loreto College

2011 loreto art exhibitionFeature Artist Will Nolan Untitled #12011 Loreto Art Exhibition9–11 September

Feature ArtistWill NolanSALifeEmerging ArtistAwardDebraMorleyFeature ArtistSALife Emerging Artist AwardThis year’s SpringART is very excited tohave the artist Will Nolan and his urbanlandscape photography for our featureworks. Photography is an excitingmedium, which is developing as animportant art form for the Twenty FirstCentury. Will is a young and talentedphotographer who has received muchattention early in his art career.Will originally studied drafting butdecided that he wanted a morecreative focus to his study andreturned to art school to study painting.While studying photography as part ofhis course, he became fascinated bythe dark room process of Photogram’s(a non camera technique). The handson process appealed to him.After completing a Bachelor of VisualArt at the University of South Australiain 2008, specialising in photography,Will released his TRACE ELEMENTSa series of photographs, which wereexhibited at Gallery 139. This serieswas met with critical acclaim.SpringART is delighted to exhibit Will’scurrent series, “WHAT LIES WITHIN”.This series of work developed thoughthe exploration of the photographiclandscape whereby shadows becomeabstract forms, changing the viewer’s2perception of the landscape. Will’sinventive images draw the viewer’seye to a new and exciting way ofconsidering the urban environmentas it is captured by photography. Thisbody of work presents the graphicbeauty of the everyday, illustrating andrecording facets of urban life.Our feature piece, “UNTITLED #1”, isdeliberately anonymous, unnamed,as Will doesn’t want the viewer to begiven any suggestions of a particularplace. In this work he is exploring therelationship between positive andnegative spaces, black and whitecompositions and 3D shapes in thearchitectural landscape. The darkvoid of the building is there for theviewer to contemplate and imaginewhat forms it may contain. The void isintended to resonate with each viewerand be interpreted in a personal way.Will teaches within the photographydepartment at The Adelaide Collegeof the Arts where he enjoys inspiringstudents with his passion. We are veryfortunate to have Will Nolan participatein SpringART 2011. No doubt we willall be inspired by the artistry of Will’sphotography.Will exhibits courtesy of Helen GoryGalerie-MelbourneThe SALife Emerging Artist Awardhas been won by Debra Morley. Art’sEditor, Lance Campbell commentedthat reviewing the short list applicantswasn’t easy but felt Debra’s workdisplayed a greater level of curiosity.Debra recently graduated fromAdelaide Central School ofArt with Honours (BVA 2010)and is continuing to explorethe transformative qualities of timeand gravity on the human form inthese three dimensional figures. Sheutilises layering and found materialsallowing the material to create itsown aesthetic. SALife editor JacquiWilliams handed Debra a chequefor $1000 at a special SALA eventheld in August hosted by The LionHotel. Debra will be supported andfeatured both by SALife Magazineand at this SpringART exhibition.

LoretoArtDepartmentJewellerJamesThredgoldStar PortraitTraceyWhitingTrace Elements Will NolanLoreto Art DepartmentPhotography is the chosen mediumfor Will Nolan, the Spring Art featureartist for 2011. As viewers of art inan image saturated world we have afacility to engage with photographyin its various forms. What makes aphotograph an artwork is a commonquestion with which students andviewers of art grapple. If anyone cantake a photograph, is it simply a matterof being in the right place at the righttime to capture the moment? Whatis it that distinguishes a photographas an artwork? Unlike painting wherebrushes and paint are the tools usedto carry the painter’s vision onto thecanvas, a mechanical devise, thecamera stands between the artistphotographer and their subject.Photographers, like painters balancethe technical considerations of theirchosen medium to communicatetheir vision. Significant artworkscommunicate an artist’s vision andhave the power to touch us emotionallyin very particular ways. The famousAmerican photographer, Ansell Adamssaid, “There are always two people inevery picture: the photographer andthe viewer.”Jacky HamiltonLearning Area Coordinator Visual ArtsYears 6–12JewellerJames Thredgold has once againdesigned a unique piece of jewelleryfor SpringART. This one-off piece isour raffle prize. As always, it is simplybeautiful and we expect raffle ticketswill be highly sought after.In describing the creative process,James said that “This year’sphotographic feature piece byWill Nolan was one of our biggestchallenges from SpringART. The imageis architectural and limited in shapeand colour. We started our design bydrawing from the colour of the brickwall and used the tourmaline in themain stone, which glows purple/red.The linear white gold on the sidesand bail portray the mortar, which isas essential as this holds the wholestructure together. The black usedin the neoprene is the shadow castfrom above and the diamonds weren’tnecessary, I just love them!”Star PortraitStar Portrait is now in its fifthsuccessful year in 2011. Following theformula of the popular Rolf Harris ABCseries of the same name, each yeara prominent South Australian sits forour three talented artists. Each artistprepares a portrait of the sitter, to beunveiled at our Star Portrait event. Weare pleased to announce that the 2011Star Portrait Artists are Lucy Bonnin,Andrea Malone and Mary Wagstaff.This year’s “Star Portrait” sitter isTracey Whiting. Tracey is an old scholarof Loreto Marryatville and has a longinvolvement with Loreto SpringArt.Tracey is now on the board of SolsticeMedia and the Art Gallery of SouthAustralia. She is Chair of the Art Galleryof South Australia’s ContemporaryCollectors. The portrait processreveals the physical aspect but alsoan unveiling of a personality and anunderstanding of an artist. Tracey willunveil the three finished portraits atSpringArt on Saturday 10th Septemberat 2pm. Please join us in supportingTracey as she views her three portraitsfor the first time.This event is made possible due tothe valuable support of Premier ArtSupplies.3

WelcomeIt is with much pleasure that I welcome you to the 2011 LoretoSpring Art Exhibition.Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the sametime; it can evoke a kaleidoscope of emotions — fun, peace,freedom, tension, justice, fear, love — depending on how theviewer interprets the colours, images and symbols used. Artaffords us the opportunities for self-expression where the artistcan communicate an interpretation or vision of aspects of hisor her world.At Loreto, creativity is encouraged in our students and thecollection in this year’s Spring Art Exhibition links well with thefocus this year on ‘felicity’ in all Loreto schools in Australia.This notion of ‘felicity’ is nourished by fun and celebration, bybeauty and creativity, by sensitivity to the natural environmentand by opportunities for self-expression and for reflection — allof which are present here in our Spring Art collection.“A good painting to me has always been like a friend. It keepsme company, comforts and inspires me.” Hedy LamarrMy hope is that you, too, may find “a friend” in this year’s artcollection, which will give you many years of pleasure andinspiration.Rosalie GleesonPrincipal4

Artists’ Profiles7. She who loves ParisRebecca Arman11. Tea cup and saucer setAlison Arnold15. waymouth-reflectionsMike BarrDaisy Akemarr RossThe plants, called inteng-inteng, areused for colds, as well as washing kidswho have colds. Many inteng-intengplants are used as washing medicines.Courtesy of Mashall ArtsWendy AlstergrenUsing clothing minimally decoratedas subject matter for the freestandingceramic sculptures, Wendy Alstergren’sintention is to create still andcontemplative objects. The whiteearthenware objects in this instanceremain as a conduit between cultureswith her friend and Japanese fellowstudent at Adelaide Central School ofArt, Shoko Imagawa.Judith ArcherJudith is currently working as an artteacher at Marryatville High Schoolwhile continuing her art practise inpainting and drawing. Her style hasbeen disciplined by studies in lifedrawing at Adelaide Central School ofArt and a highlight was the inclusionof her work in the Waterhouse NaturalHistory Art Prize.Rebecca ArmanRebecca’s art this year has developedfurther in layering techniques usingnew and various mediums. Sheenthusiastically has continued towork on themes associated with thevibrancy of Venice and Paris. Rebecca’senjoys sharing her unconventionalapproach to creativity and welcomesvisitors, by appointment, to her studioat Carrickalinga.Alison ArnoldAlison works from a studio in theAdelaide Hills where the nativebirds and plants inevitably influenceher work. She loves pattern andoften looks to the decorative artsfor inspiration including textiles,wallpapers and fabrics for designs. Sheloves the challenge of concept basedexhibition work as much as creatingwell-designed functional pots foreveryday use. Her current focus is ondeveloping a range of domestic warealongside decorated porcelain bird andanimal figurines, bowls and vases.Leah BadgerLeah was Loreto’s Peoples ChoiceAward Winner at SpringART in 2010.She is drawn to the beauty of natureand it provides much of the inspirationfor her work. Her paintings are held inboth private and corporate collections.Mike BarrMike has become well knownfor his figurative work both inhis beachscapes and rainy-daystreetscapes. Working mainly inacrylics, he is also a demonstrator andart writer and writes regular articles forthe Australian Artist Magazine and nowfor the UK Magazine — The Artist. Heis multi-award winning artist with workin collections around the world.5

Artists’ Profiles17. Second NatureAnnette BezorAnnette BezorAnnette graduated from the SouthAustralian School of Art in 1978.She has received numerous awards,including the Australian Council andArts SA Fellowships. Her work is anexamination of the depiction of women,both historically and in contemporyculture. Annette uses repetition andtwinning in her paintings as a meansof examining these issues and theconcept of idealised female beauty. Inher current series of works, the figureis veiled, simultaneously revealed andsubmerged.Marina BillsMarina Bills is an Adelaide artist whohas spent some time studying atAdelaide Central School of Art. Herpaintings are narrative works, whichhave a whimsical and playful quality.They are concerned with friendship,the imagination and the human spiritand filled with colour. Movement andfun. Her works begin as drawingsand are then finished in acrylic andimpasto on canvas.21. Puppet TheatreSimone BlackAngela BlackAngela is an emerging artist whosepractice is mainly in painting anddrawing. Graduating from AdelaideCentral School of Art in 2007, Angelahas exhibited in numerous group andsolo exhibitions across Australia. In2008, Angela’s work was featuredin the Helpmann Academy GraduateExhibition, as well as at Hatched atthe Perth Institute of ContemporaryArts. Angela was a finalist in the 2007Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize,and was the recipient of the SpringARTSA Life Emerging Artist Award in 2009.Simone BlackSimone studied Visual Art in Sydneyand Adelaide. Her studio “Young at Art”is where she teaches youth and adults.Simone’s passion for the story of DonQuioxte continues with her currentworks the “Puppet Show” series.29. Sea of SerenityAlan BruseLucy BonninStar Portrait ArtistSince leaving Adelaide central schoolof art Lucy has committed to paintingfull time. Besides working fromcommission she had been a finalistin the Waterhouse Natural HistoryArt Prize at the Museum of SA in2009, 2010 and again in 2011. Shealso received the Lethbridge 10000Art Prize in Brisbane in 2011. Shehas hosted two solo exhibitions andregularly donates works to charitiesincluding the Women’s & Children’sHospital Foundation.Bill BottenBill Botten began painting nine yearsago. His works are mainly on canvas,in acrylic and sometimes oil. In themain the works are abstract and tendto be large. Occasionally his worksare abstract-landscape or figurative.Bill has had several exhibitions at theCitadel Exhibition Space in Goodwoodand more recently at A.P. Bond/Gallery.6

Artists’ Profiles31. Mutipal PersonalitiesThomas Buchanan33. Butterfly SecretsAurelia Carbone34–38. Luminance SeriesPatty ChehadePatrick BrennanVisual art has been an interest butrather more of a passion of Patrick’sfor over 30 years. He completeda Degree in Education at Uni SA,specialising in Visual Arts andPsychology, while also studying artat the Adelaide School of Art. He hastwo quite distinct styles of painting,impressionist and abstract. In bothpainting styles he prefers a vibrantand rich colour palette. He uses hisextensive garden at Stirling in theAdelaide Hills as a constant inspiration.His abstract work has an almost“stained glass” quality which hefinds precise yet almost hypnotic. Heaims for his paintings to transfer theobserver to a quiet and tranquil place.A place of peace.Alan BruseAlan Bruse completed his Masters ofVisual Art in 2010, and his exhibitionsare now sell-out shows. Having livedby the coast the majority of his life andbeing an ardent surfer, Alan’s cultureand memory is associated with theocean, surf and surrounding coastalenvironment, reflecting an importantsource of inspiration for his paintings.Alan’s proven ability, commitment anddedication to painting has successfullyplaced his artwork in many prestigiousexhibitions and collections throughoutAustralia and Internationally. Alanis represented by Salmon Galleries,Sydney.Tom BuchananTom Buchanan is an Australian painterresiding in Adelaide. In 2010 hegraduated from SASA, UniSA, with aBachelor of Visual Arts (Honors). Tomhas exhibited locally and nationallyat a number of galleries withinAustralia. He has been finalist andwinner in numerous art prizes. Heldin private collections in Australia andInternationally.Aurelia CarboneAurelia is a photographic artist workingwith illusions and visual narratives.She is currently a Masters by Researchstudent at the South Australian Schoolof Art, she is also an obsessive knitter,a reader of manga, and mother of two.Patty ChehadeIn 2010 Patty Chehade graduated withHonours from Adelaide Central Schoolof Art. Her work was selected for theHelpmann Graduate Exhibition in 2011;an exhibition that brings togethercarefully selected works of emergingartists from the major tertiary artschools within South Australia. In 2011Patty was awarded the City of Adelaideprize for her first Luminance Serieswhere she deliberately altered thepainted surface to yield a chromaticsensuous glow.7

Artists’ Profiles39. Advertise HerMeaghan ColesMeaghan ColesEmerging artist Meaghan Colesexplores the female face withinpopular advertising. Her oil paintingsinvestigate the fragmented face,questioning the concept of idealbeauty portrayed in popular imagery.The result is a mere superficialrepresentation of an ideal femalebeauty that reflects the beauty andfashion industry.John ColmanJohn completed a Bachelor ofVisual Arts (Ceramics) in 2005 fromthe University of South Australia,being awarded the HP Gill MemorialMedal. He then successfully completedthe two-year Associate Program inCeramics at the Jam Factory, Adelaide.Since then he has conducted a homebasedstudio practice in Adelaideworking in both ceramics and kilnformed glass.47. Highland RideJim DisherStephanie CraseAdelaide Central School of Art graduateStephanie Crase has recently returnedto Adelaide after two years travellingthe UK and Europe. Fittingly, her latestoil and watercolour paintings reflecton both old memories and unfamiliarterritories, subtly engaging themes ofrestlessness and longing, home andaway. Her gently skewed streetscapes,still lifes and portraits evoke anambience hovering somewherebetween anxious and serene.Jim DisherJim Disher is trained as an illustratorand has freelanced in Adelaide. Hehas also worked as an artist and hasexhibited extensively including SomaGalleries, Norwood, in 2008 andJackman Gallery, St Kilda, in 2009. Hewas a finalist in the Advertiser Sala ArtAward in 2008.50. Through the Looking GlassSylvia EakinsSylvia EakinsSpontaneous brushstrokes of colourcreating form and a luscious textureallow Sylvia Eakins to express herinterpretation of impressionism. Shesees the world through perceptualgrids of colour and form — using hersenses to push the boundaries.Alfred EngelWhether using oil, egg tempuraor watercolor, Alfred Engel paintsmasterfully in a number of genres,employing a true academic stylethat may be whimsical, uplifting orthought-provoking, but also conveyshis well considered statements. He isa fellow of the Royal Arts Society SA,past president of the Southern DistrictsArt Society SA, and a foundationmember of the Ocean Street ArtsSociety. He has staged a number ofsolo exhibitions in Melbourne, Adelaide,Southport QLD and Victor Harbor andhas received many important honours.8

Artists’ Profiles56. FlownCatherine Fitz-Gerald60. Darnku CountryAlec Forrest62. DogKaren GenoffCathy FennellCathy is an accomplished artist whocombines layers, colour, textures andwash to create an original approachto painting. Cathy is influencedby her experience in graphic andtextile design with inspiration forher paintings coming from her threeenergetic children. Cathy’s work isheld in private collections in Australiaand overseas.Catherine Fitz-GeraldThe ‘Before the Wine’ series startedby following the life of a vine frombud burst through to final prune andevolved into a much wider exploration.The vines house a vibrant ecosystemand soil, drought, rain, heat and coldaffect the many varietals differently.The man made twinnings of wireand structure are juxtaposed againstlast year’s dried twists and lush newgrowth tendrils and always, for me, thelight defines it all. The strongly texturedbranches are a foil for delicatelyshaded grapes and the details of newgrowth are swept away by the blownleaves of autumn.Sue FlanaganSue Flanagan has successfullyentered Australia’s most prestigiousart awards, The Archibald Prize,with her first entry, a portrait ofAustralian musician John Schumann.This was purchased by Sony and usedfor John’s album cover. She workspredominantly with oil paint on linen.Her Star Portrait painting of HughSheridan was bought by Loreto Collegelast year. Her daughter Purnima hasIndian heritage, which provides aconstant source of inspiration. Sue’swork has been commissioned by majorcompanies and she regularly exhibitslocally and interstate. She studied atthe Adelaide Central School of Arts andArtLab Australia.Alec ForrestThis is the story of Alec’s country alonga section of the Canning Stock route.He describes the places along the way,and where they could source goodwater. He also relates a memory of hisbrother leading a party of Europeansthrough the desert during the secondworld war. The red lines are thesandhills. Ngarinjarti lake is the pinkand white circular shape bottom-left,and slightly above and right to that is awell (yellow and brown shape) whichis salty.Courtesy of Marshall ArtsKaren GenoffKaren Genoff’s professional artspractice spans 34 years. She isrepresented in many public andprivate collections with several majorpublic works in Adelaide, Interstateand Internationally in Japan and NewZealand. Many would be familiar withher public work in The East End ofAdelaide, The Apron, commemoratingthe life and colour of Adelaide’s formerfruit and produce exchange 1996. Herstudio work to date concerns itself withthe roles of artist and mother.Courtesy of BMGArt9

Artists’ Profiles82. DisassembleHelene Hardy63. Slinky FXWesley Harrop89. Tjilkamarta TjukurpaMargaret JenningsGeorgina HardyGeorgina Hardy has been studying atthe Central School of Art since 2003.Her preferred medium is oil — shehas a painterly style and favours tonalrealism. Her paintings are generallyfun, quirky depictions of rare orunusual roosters. Recently Georginahas been experimenting with abstract.Helene HardyHelene uses simple acrylics onstretched canvas to produce worksthat resonate deep, vivid emotion.From the depths of the ethereal to thelight cast from the ether, she managesto capture the essence of humanfeeling and strip it bare for all to see.Wesley HarropIn 2007 Wesley completed his TAFECertificate III in Visual Arts andContemporary Craft. Since then hehas gone on from strength to strength,creating stunning one off pieces ofsculpture as well as a number ofprivate and commercial commissions.Wesley was recognized in 2009when he won the SALA Jam FactoryContempory Craft and Design Award.Wesley has set up a business UNIQUEIRON which designs iron pieces forarchitects and private clients.Margaret JenningsTjilkamarta was a rainmaker whohad short arms. He was campingbetween two mobs, trying to get onemob to share their food with him. Theyteased him by holding out food, thensnatching it away as he reached for it.He became angry, sang for a big cloudwith hail and lightening, which killedthe nasty mob.Courtesy of Marshall ArtsAlan JuryAlan studied Graphic Design atUnderdale and has had his artworkentered in national and regionalawards, group exhibitions and aseries of commissions. Alan utilises hisinterest in drawing and formal studiesto complete these assemblages.He uses found objects, discardedmaterials and paint to create collage/decollage/assemblage work thatchallenges ideals of beauty, value andcommercialism.Gail KellettGail works from home in McLaren Valeon the Fleurieu Peninsula. Her themesare always close to her life and herenvironment. She draws straightonto the lino to capture the energyof her subject. Her compositionsbalance strength with delicacy,intense colour with black and whitewhile emphasising bold line in design.11

Artists’ Profiles108. Dove DomeDiana LaidlawEmmeline KhorEmmeline’s work is inspired by thebeauty of life, encompassing nature inall its forms. She is a full time Adelaideartist who has studied at the AdelaideCentral School of Art with her focus oncontemporary tonal realistic paintings.Her current interests include still life,revelling in the wondrous shapes andsensual forms of autumn fruits suchas figs and pomegranates. She isinfluenced by childhood memories,dance, poetry and music. She hasproduced many works for privatecollections.John LaceyJohn is a self-taught artist who hasbeen painting professionally in oil since2004 after many years experiencein other mediums. Painting bothimpressionistic and contemporarylandscape and figurative works in oilhas seen him with several prizes in thepast 7 years, including Victor Harbor,Blackwood, Clare and Flagstaff HillRotary Exhibitions.Courtesy of Art Images Gallery112. Vagabond FiddlerJanice LaneDiana LaidlawOne of the joys of Diana’s life “postpolitics” has been the opportunityto pursue her long-standing interestin mosaics. Since 2007 she hasstaged three sell-out solo exhibitions,plus completed a steady streamof commissioned work. Mostrecently, she has loved exploringthe mosaic medium as a platformto celebrate cherished poets andphilosophers.Janice LaneJanice Lane graduated with a Bachelorin Visual Arts in 2007 from the AdelaideCentre of Arts and is currently studyingher Postgraduate Diploma in visual artswith UniSA. Practicing from her studioin Piccadilly, Janice was a finalist forthe 2010 Lethbridge 10,000 smallscaleart awards in Brisbane. Janicebrings resonance of touch and soundto her paintings that have memoriesembedded deep within them. By usingold sheet music and Pianola rolls theytrigger personal and second-handmemories for herself and others.117. And she felt beautifulSimone LetticeCat LeonardCat Leonard is an award winning artistwho paints portraits, animals, cars,people and things in her unique ‘popexpressionistic’ style. Her paintings areexhibited in various galleries and shopsaround Adelaide including the ‘RedOpus Art Space”, and ‘Nadia’s House ifSerendipity”Simone LetticeSince her sell-out debut exhibition‘Emergence’ (2007) Simone hasfeatured in media interviews/articles,filled numerous commissions andparticipated in successive (selected)group exhibits. Long fascinated by theabstraction and stylization of form,Simone employs a characteristicallyeconomical use of sculptural line inpaintings at once deeply sensitive andvibrantly bold.12

Artists’ Profiles121. Lollipop LoveAlison Main122. Sitting for SargentAndrea Malone134. Fruit Pear sliceRod ManningPrudence LittlePrudence specialises in elegantlydrawn images of natural andconstructed objects, often on alarge scale. She was a finalist in theJacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award2008 and the Whyalla Art Prize 2009,and exhibited at Kensington Galleriesin October 2010.Eileen LubianaEileen has studied at AdelaideCentral School of Art, receiving andAdvanced Diploma in Visual Art. Shehas anticipated in numerous groupshows and two solo exhibitions.Eileen recently was the recipient ofthe People’s Choice Award. Eileencurrently runs as art tour business “ArtScout”. Formerly an architect, she nowpractises as a painter, with interests inphotography and digital media.Alison MainAlison Main paints, writes andanimates. Her work is influenced byher architectural career and her longassociation with Japan, combiningelements of abstraction and ideas ofnarrative. Humour often camouflagesserious intent, with small characterschattering as white noise in thebackground, flotsam and jetsam of themind. Her secret vice is paper junksculpture.Andrea MaloneStar Portrait ArtistAndrea is a student at the AdelaideCentral School of Art and this year hasbeen awarded the Associate Degree inVisual Art. As an Associate Member ofthe RSASA, she has received numerousMerit Awards and an invitation to applyfor Fellowship. She has been exhibitingsince 2001 and her work is held inprivate collections in Australia andEurope.Rod ManningBorn at Renmark in 1946 & boughtup at the little village of Lyrup in theRiverland. An interest in woodworkand metal work evolved in late primaryand high schools. After doing awelding school via an adult educationclass while still at high school,started doing repairs for neighbours.An apprenticeship in welding wascommenced and two years at anagricultural engineering workshopwas undertaken, then fulltime selfemploymentmanufacturing andrepairing horticultural machinery. Aninterest in manufacturing home andgarden giftwares commenced aftermarriage in 1970 to Judy. Garden Artpieces were inspired after exhibitingour garden and home wares at theMelbourne International Flower andGarden Show each year and visitingthe Sculpture Art Exhibit commencingin 2002. Garden, Home and Art piecesare now made at our home in McLarenVale.13

Artists’ ProfilesUntitled ILorelei MedcalfTrent ManningTrent has been living in the Barossa forthe past 15 years. Growing up with afamily owned engineering workshopin the back yard led to an interest inworking with steel and completing ashort Blacksmithing course. When timepermits he enjoys creating works thatthat are orientated towards the naturalenvironment, that he hopes peopleappreciate looking at and using asmuch as he enjoys making them.Ty ManningTy is a primary school teacher whocompleted a Major in Visual Arts at theFlinders University as part of a Bachelorof Education. His interest in steel andwire animal sculpture has developedfrom a culmination of personal interests.A life time of living on the land, a familyinterest in breeding and competingwith horses and the family engineeringbusiness have all been contributinginspiration for many of the equine andcanine sculptures that he has completed.Since beginning sculpting in 2008 he haswon the 2009 Kidman Art Show — BestSculpture or 3D work and The 2010Brighton Jetty Classic Sculptures by theSea — People’s Choice award.14151. Triple SeahorseCristina MetelliNaomi McCannNaomi’s work draws lessons fromthe relationship between pattern andchaos found in nature. An emphasison line and contrast together withbalanced, natural compositionscharacterise her work. She has aninterest in geometry and the anatomyof both human and plant forms andher bold, graphic style is informedby her experience both as a graphicdesigner in her early career, and morerecently, eight years studying andworking as a visual artist.Lorelei MedcalfLorelei Medcalf is an emergingAdelaide printmaker. Earlier this yearshe was awarded the People’s ChoiceAward and the prestigious RaffenAward at the Helpmann AcademyExhibition. She has also been selectedby the Print Council of Australia toproduce an edition of works for their2011 Print Commission.156. The MatchGrace MurphyCristina MetelliCristina studied art in her birthplace,Milano, Italy and in Australia. Thisseries is inspired by the elegance ofsea-creatures. The wire mesh allowslight to pass through each sculpture,creating a weightless feel andcapturing their ephemeral silhouettes.This work has featured in theAdvertiser, received a Merit Award andis in the finals of the 2011 WaterhouseArt Prize.Debra MorleyEmerging ArtistDebra Morley graduated with honoursfrom the Adelaide Central School of Artin 2010. Currently, Debra is teachingchildren’s art classes on a part-timebasis, while she continues to creatework for up and coming exhibitionsin 2011. Debra was awarded theAdelaide Central School of Art AlumniScholarship in 2009.

Artists’ Profiles158. Papa Tjukurpa (dingo creationstory) Nyurpaya Nelson160. FamiliesMary Nolan166. OvercastTom O’CallaghanJenni MumfordJenni Mumford is renowned as animpressionist oil painter. She hasproduced 15 solo exhibitions andis represented in major galleries infour states. Vibrancy, freedom ofmovement and interaction of light arekey elements in the work. A continuingenergy to push the boundaries toexplore the interpretation of thelandscape (and still life) is foremostin Jenni’s fascination with executingthe theory ‘colour vibrant with light’. Afinalist eight times in the prestigiousFleurieu Peninsula Biennale Art Prizeand multi finalist in the Heysen ArtPrize are some of the accolades whichcredits her work being sought after bycollectors in Australian and Europeanart Auctions.Grace MurphyGrace’s photography has been a formof self-expression for almost ten yearsnow; she is both technically proficientin her craft and equally skilled asa creative artist. Experimentingand creating images of theuncapturable, the unimaginable, andthe uncontrollable. The brightness, thedarkness, shapes and colours. With somuch technology making photographyso accessible Grace Resorts back tothe basic principles of Photographystudied at RMIT.Nyurpaya NelsonAll the dogs left their camp andtravelled to another rockhole. Thatplace is Irrunytju rockhole. I was bornthere. The baby dingoes are playingin the sandhills. This is an importantstory.Courtesy of Marshall Arts.Mary NolanMary is an artist who knows noboundaries, turning her talents toAbstract, Realism, Portraiture andImpressionism. She brings a playfulattitude to many of her works. Oil isher main medium, however she doeswork in acrylic and other multimedia.She has successfully exhibited in avariety of solo and group artshows inSouth Australia. “I love creating piecesof art! When I ‘m painting, I get totallyimmersed in the experience. It isalways a buzz!”15

Artists’ Profiles184. NasturtiumsGreg O’LearyWill NolanFeature ArtistWill Nolan is a photo artist basedin Adelaide, South Australia whograduated from University of SouthAustralia with Honours in 2008. Hiswork was selected for the HelpmannGraduate Exhibition in both 2008and 2009 and additionally wasselected as one of only two SouthAustralians in the 2009 “Off theWall” Melbourne Art Fair. He will beexhibiting in Launceston, Tasmaniaas part of a photographic collective,UNDERCURRENT and additionallywill be exhibiting in FULL SPECTRUMat Light Square Gallery, which willthen be touring regional SouthAustralia. Wills work is in many privatecollections in Australia and ARTBANK.Will exhibits courtesy ofHelen Gory Galerie — Melbourne16185. Empty VesselAstra ParkerTom O’CallaghanThirty six year old self taught artistTom O’Callaghan has been painting fulltime since 1997, living and workingfrom his home studio in Victor Harbor,coastal South Australia. ‘My paintingsare inspired by the visual world aroundme. I love to paint subjects with form.As light reveals form, I am drawn tothose times of day when the lightis most dramatic. The atmosphereand the colours of the Australiancoastal landscape play a major rolein my work. I enjoy discovering newcompositions by finding a uniqueperspective to view the subject from.’Maria O’DanielMuch of Maria’s work is inspired bymemories of growing up on a dairyfarm in Holland. She spent manyhours walking over paddocks pickingwild flowers, while my father milkedthe cows, which she then made intochains and crowns with my mother’shelp. She now uses many of thoseearly memories, and popular textiletechniques of the time, such asknitting or crocheting to create newcontemporary jewellery items such asher floral Rings.191. 28th FebruarySally ParnisGreg O’LearyGreg O’Leary has had numerous soloexhibitions in the last 12 years, mostlyat Kensington Gallery, after retiringfrom teaching International Politics atAdelaide University. He works mostlyin oils within the classical tradition asinfluenced by impressionism. He hasbeen a finalist in recent years in theWaterhouse Exhibition.Astra ParkerAstra is an Adelaide sculptor who’sintricate steel works are inspired bynatural forms and processes. Currentlyundergoing post graduate studies invisual art and design, Astra also worksfrom her Thebarton studio creatingsculptures for exhibitions and privatecollections within South Australia andinterstate.

Artists’ Profiles192. Sea Grass IWarren Pickering199. NestingEliza Piro202. CrepusculeAmalia RanisauSally ParnisSally Parnis blogs a drawing everyday. Her restless figures lurch betweenchaos and structure, searching forbeauty. Sally’s previous work has beenshort-listed in the Doug Moran NationalPortrait Prize. Commissions include theExeter Commission, The Archbishop ofAdelaide, and the first female presidentof the AMA(SA).Warren PickeringWarren’s background is studyingbuilding and design at South LondonPolytechnic and Fine Arts at WoolwichArt College. The structural and designaspects are coupled with lasertechnology to create work that is bothengineered and organic, representedby the physical hand-forming aspectand the movement within each piecerespectively.Eliza PiroEliza Piro’s works are colourful,whimisical and uplifting. She likes topaint from nature with her works oftenfeaturing birds, trees and elephants.Eliza is inspired by pattern, textilesand her travels to Asia. Her beautifullydetailed works are eye-catching andimaginative with hints of folklore andthe ordered chaos of tribal pattern.Jane PriceJane is a finalist in thisyear’s ‘Waterhouse Natural History ArtPrize 2011’, at the South AustralianMuseum for her bronze sculpture.In 2010, she was a finalist in the36th Alice Prize, and won secondprize for her bronze sculpture in‘The Waterhouse Natural History ArtPrize 2009’ and finalist and winner of‘The People’s Choice Award’, in TheHeysen Prize 2009 at The HarndorfAcademy. The underlying theme of thissculpture is to highlight the need formarine parks to protect our aquaticlife. The fine detailed bronze bodysubmerging into the water, contrastswith the natural sea fan forming thefish’s tail.Amalia RanisauAmalia Ranisau is a multidisciplinaryartist, working in painting, glass,installation, sculpture and works on/in paper. In recent years, her work hasbeen exhibited at Artlab Australia (solo,2008), receiving a High CommendationAward from the Jam Factory andan invitation to exhibit in theirgallery (duo, 2009) and also severalexhibitions organized by the HelpmannAcademy, including the Maestros andApprentices (2009, 2010). Her worksare held in corporate and privatecollections in Europe and Australia.Pauline RichardsPauline continues to entertain uswith her whimsical and imaginativepaintings. She studied Art and Designat Thebarton College and Visual Artsat Adelaide Central School of Art. Shewas selected to exhibit at the CIBOGalleria and also held a major soloexhibition for the SALA Festival 2010.Pauline’s studio is in College Parkwhere she works on both her paintingsand sculpture in a spacious light-filledenvironment.17

Artists’ Profiles205. White EffloresceHelen SallisHelen SallisHelen trained in Fine Arts & has manyyears working as an art teacher inAdelaide. Helen has exhibited inmany local art shows including theLoreto Spring Art Exhibition 2010. Sheconcentrates on oils & watercolourdepicting art with elegant forms &dynamic movement of natural subjects.Mary Ann SantinMary Ann Santin has consistentlyshown at many group shows includingthe Adelaide Festival Fringe and SALAsince 2007. Art Inq and Jane Disherhave been important support in hercareer and her involvement withARIspace and Backroom studios onMelbourne Street for the last threeyears was a pivotal experience. Shestudied at Adelaide Central School ofArt and has recently completed herinternship at Flinders University ArtMuseum. Flotsam and Jetsam explorethe organic response to the Belgianlinen and Old Holland oils selected forthese works.206. Ocean FlotsamMary Ann SantinMary SchaeferMary attended Loreto College andstudied art under the wonderful SisterPat (Ziebath). After a year at Underdaleart school she worked in a variety ofjobs, and returned to painting later inlife. She paints in a variety of media,and is focused on skill building.Peter SerwanPeter Serwan works as a part-timeteacher at Prince Alfred College,Adelaide, whilst maintaining hispractise as a painter and printmaker.His work is influenced by theimmediate suburban environmentas a catalyst for ideas and he allowsmeanings to emerge in his work basedon personal experiences, recollectionsand chance observations. Peter hasjust held his 13th solo exhibition atHill-Smith Gallery last year.Courtesy of Hill Smith Gallery214. SquealerKirsty ShadiacKirsty ShadiacKirsty Shadiac’s paintings reflecther passion for art and working withchildren. In 2010, Kirsty Shadiacwas awarded the SALA Festival’sYoung Emerging Artist Award. Shehas exhibited in Sydney and Adelaide,has illustrated children’s books, andcreated public murals. She teaches artto children and works with sick kids inhospitals.Dudley SiviourDudley was a metal work teacherwho studies sheetmetal, artmetaland design. Dudley and his studentswork was entered in the KESABSEnvironmental Awards which they wonin the school category. Dudley hasretired from teaching and is acceptingart commissions including trophies ofleafy sea-dragons in stainless steel.Courtesy of Artworx Gallery18

Artists’ Profiles215. Sea EagleDudley Siviour216. NannaAnna Small243. Pearls and LaceHeather TeakleAnna SmallAnna was technically trained at NorthAdelaide School of Art. The processesshe employs are laser cutting andtraditional hand forming techniques. “Ilike the contradiction of using the ideaof the ‘feminine delicacy of jewellery’and mixing it to a larger, stronger,harder, and more robust material.”Jane SmeetsJane currently teaches painting,sculpture and mosaic. Jane’s artisticpractise is fluid as she chooses to workwith a variety of mediums ranging fromoils, acrylics, cement, plaster, clay,and found objects. The use of thesematerials ebb and flow as she findsthe best representation to expressher intention. She has a fascinationwith how humans continually seekto separate themselves from theirenvironment, which can often leadto being disconnected to somethingbigger and beautiful.Jo Jo SpookJo Jo Spook is a professional artistand educator with a Bachelor ofCraft, Bachelor of Fine Art, Diplomaof Education and a Master of VisualArt from Monash University . Jo Jospecialises in painting, metal sculptureand tattooing that is inspired byfashion and oriental design.Daisy SugarsDuring her time as a Loreto student,class of 2010, Daisy developed alove for the practice of portraiture.Daisy believes that her interest inportraiture is inspired by the flawlesstechniques and poetic imagery oflegendary European masters. Asa self-proclaimed perfectionist,Daisy likes to challenge herself withmeticulous technical detail in each ofher compositions.Minnie TaylorAfter years in graphic design andthe death of her mother, Minniefelt that she needed to express heremotions and started to paint. Withoutthe restriction of a client’s brief ingraphics, her paintings give her thefreedom she yearns for! Now she feelsshe’s growing confidently and enjoyinginspiration everywhere she looks.Heather TeakleHeather has a Bachelor of Visual Artsand Design (2010). Her work wasselected for the prestigious HelpmannAcademy Graduate Exhibition, 2011and she was one of seven finalistsfor the Bendigo and Adelaide BankAward, 2011. Her passion is to usetraditional feminine textile techniquesin contemporary art.19

Artists’ Profiles252. Red HillSonya UnwinCassie ThringCassie Thring is a visual artist based inthe Adelaide Hills. Her ceramic work ishand built from slabs and coils of clay.Her constants are form and surfacedecoration. Cassie is also exhibitingpaintings, in oils and acrylics. She isexcited by the enduring challenges ofboth mediums.Paul Trappe“The Aunt” was inspired by Theodorain The Aunt’s Story by Patrick White.The work is part of a series of Headsand Masks in various Marbles andGranites. This series has been followedby masks as Cybersculptures . “TheAunt” has been carved from Marblefound close to the Jade Quarries inCowel, SA.246. Women’s Work (is never done)Cassie ThringSonya UnwinSonya Unwin is an Adelaide-basedartist. Since winning the National ArtAward in 1985, whilst a Loreto Boarder,she has exhibited in Mt Gambier,Adelaide, Darwin and overseas. Theseworks are Sonya’s first inclusion inSpringART and are part of her Jack &Jill Series, an exploration of the humancondition through landscape.Louise VadaszLouise Vadasz is a South Australianartist currently focusing on portraitsand landscapes working in heavy oilimpasto, using bright colours. Herlandscape paintings feature scenesfrom the vineyards and rolling hillsof McLaren Vale. Her strong, texturedwork express Louise’s love of theSouthern Vales, and the nearby coastalregion. Louise turned to painting in oiland concentrating on the productionof publicly and privately commissionedmosaic works. Louise is a graduateof the South Australian School of Art.She is now working in her own studio,producing a range of portraits andlandscapes for exhibition.254. Sea View Road Mclaren ValeLouise VadaszAnn WagnerAnn’s unique translation of the worldis beautifully captured on canvas tocreate works of intense impact. Hercontemporary take on the Australiancoastline has been very well received,with requests for commission pieceskeeping her extremely busy duringthe last few years. Ann has recentlyevolved her repertoire to includepaintings that reflect her admirationof art deco works of the past, albeitwith a modern touch. A spirited andenthusiastic artist, Ann’s pieces havebeen exhibited at numerous solo andgroup exhibitions.20

Exhibition CatalogueDaisy Akemarr Ross1 Bush Medicine Acrylic on linen $3300Wendy Alstergren2 Christening Earthenware clay includes stand $9003 Jimbei I Earthenware clay includes stand $5504 Jimbei II Earthenware clay includes stand $550Silvana Angelakis5 Marlin $2500Judith Archer6 With Orange Mixed media on canvas $1120Rebecca Arman7 She who loves Paris Mixed Media on Canvas $11008 A day in Venice Mixed Media on Canvas $2400Alison Arnold9 Heart shaped bowl (small) Wheel thrown porcelain with underglaze (10 available) $2410 Heart shaped bowl (large) Wheel thrown porcelain with underglaze (5 available) $3311 Tea cup and saucer set Wheel thrown porcelain with underglaze (8 available) $45Leah Badger12 Pinecone I Acrylic and mixed media on canvas $95013 Pinecone II Acrylic and mixed media on canvas $950Mike Barr14 Victor Sails Acrylic and oil on linen $550015 Waymouth reflections Acrylic and oil on linen $2200Torie Begg16 Pear 5 Acrylic on canvas $1100Annette Bezor17 Second Nature Oil on canvas $19500Marina Bills18 Flight of fancy Acrylic on canvas $1800Angela Black19 Leroy & Levi Oil on canvas $280020 Tabah Oil on linen $600Simone Black21 Puppet Theatre Acrylic on canvas $234022 Send in the clown Acrylic on canvas $215023

Sylvia Eakins49 Tortured Willow Oil on canvas $155050 Through the Looking Glass Oil on canvas $1600Alfred Engel51 Fruit Fly Oil on canvas $2400Cathy Fennell52 Opaque Rhythmn Acrylic on canvas $1450Robert Fielding53 mimRF126 - 2011 Acrylic on Belgian linen $2200Catherine Fitz-gerald54 Kabminye Afternoon Oil on linen $520055 Barossa Vintage Oil on linen $320056 Flown Oil on linen $320057 Pomegranates, Autumn light Oil on linen $2400Sue Flanagan58 Bollyhair Oil on linen $120059 Bollystare Oil on linen $1200Alec Forrest60 Darnku Country Acrylic on canvas $1750Karen Genoff61 Cut flowers Aluminium $85062 Dog Aluminium $160063 Child within Aluminium $2500Marnie Gilder64 Hot Hand pulled screen print Aquarelle paper $120065 Sun Hand pulled screen print Aquarelle paper $120066 Magic at Home Hand pulled screen print Aquarelle paper $60067 Cloud Nine Hand pulled screen print Aquarelle paper $600Christine Gordon68 Burlesque Series # 1 Linocut $85069 Burlesque Series # 2 Linocut $85070 Burlesque Series # 3 Linocut $85071 Burlesque Series # 4 Linocut $850Fred Grant72 Mittudu Acrylic on linen $220025

Exhibition CatalogueJudy Manning124 Tree of Life Wire and glass $4250Rod Manning125 Ball I 3mm Galvanised wire $145126 Ball II 3mm Galvanised wire $175127 Ball III 3mm Galvanised wire $205128 Ball IV 3mm Galvanised wire $235129 Ball V 3mm Galvanised wire **Set of five balls 1000 $325130 Chair Lounge Mild steel on GRC plinth $2750131 Cube Mild steel on base $2250132 Fruit Pear (Heavy) Mild steel $395133 Fruit Pear (Skeleton) Mild steel $295134 Fruit Pear Slice Mild steel ***Fruit set of three 1000 $375135 Sphere Fiddle sticks Mild steel on plinth $1550136 Sundial Mild steel on pedestal $950Trent Manning137 Potted Iris Mild steel $650138 Note Pad Mild steel $950139 Bull Rush Mild steel $625140 Ying Yang Mild steel $4500Ty Manning141 Gathering Mild steel $490142 Grazing Mild steelset or $4000each $2200Naomi McCann143 Rosette I Acrylic on canvas $1125144 Rosette II Acrylic on canvas $1125Lorelei Medcalf145 Untitled I Steel plate etching $350146 Untitled II Steel plate etching $350Cristina Metelli147 Small Leafy Snapdragon Aluminium and bronze wire mesh, gold leaf $490148 Heading for Port (B&W striped fish) Aluminium and bronze wire mesh, gold leaf $770149 Boxed In (Green box fish) Aluminium and bronze wire mesh, gold leaf $500150 Glass SeahorseKiln-fused glass, bronze wire mesh,glass enamel3 available $440151 Triple Seahorse Aluminium wire mesh $37028

Debra Morley152 Moving on, 2011 Paper, pen, vintage cotton and wire $350Jenni Mumford153 First Roses of Summer Oil on Linen $2800154 The Whispering Avenue Oil on Linen $2800155 Towards the Coast - Willunga Oil on Linen $1600Grace Murphy156 The match Photograph $600157 The light Photograph $2000Nyurpaya Nelson158 Papa Tjukurpa (dingo creation story) Acrylic on linen $4400Mary Nolan159 Top Hat Oil on canvas $550160 Families Mixed media on canvas $550Will Nolan161 Untilted # 1 Giclee print on fine art pearl Edition of 5 $3200162 Untitled # 2 Giclee print on fine art pearl Edition of 5 $3200163 Trace Elements #1 Giclee print on German Etching Paper Edition of 2 $2700164 White Wall #3 Giclee print on German Etching Paper Edition of 5 $2400165 White Wall #5 Giclee print on German Etching Paper Edtion of 5 $2400Tom O’Callaghan166 Overcast Oil on blocks $8900167 Untitled Oil on linen TBAMaria O’Daniel168 Floral pendant Titanium, fine silver, sterling silver chain $145169 Floral Earring studs Sterling silver, purple craft wire $55170 Sterling silver resizable Floral ring Titanium, sterling silver $120171 Silver crocheted Floral ring Titanium, fine silver, sterling silver $160172 Small blue oval floral resizable ring Blue craft wire, sterling silver Sold as set or individually $120173 Small blue oval floral earrings Blue craft wire, sterling silver Sold as set or individually $55174 Small blue oval floral pendant and chain Blue craft wire, sterling silver Sold as set or individually $135175 Small titanium, gold floral dangle earrings Titanium, gold filled wire, sterling silver $90176 Titanium, gold-filled wire floral ring Titanium, gold filled wire, sterling silver $270177 Crocheted silver bangle Sterling silver, fine silver Sold as set or individually $140178 Crocheted silver rectangle earrings Sterling silver, fine silver Sold as set or individually $55179 Crocheted silver rectangle pendant & choker Sterling silver, fine silver Sold as set or individually $65180 Sterling silver pink resizable ring Sterling silver, pink craft wire $120181 Sterling silver red resizable ring Sterling silver, red craft wire $120182 Titanium yellow silver crocheted floral ring Titanium, yellow fine silver wire $12029

Exhibition CatalogueGreg O’Leary183 Purple and White Oil on canvas $6500184 Nasturtiums Oil on canvas $2500Astra Parker185 Empty Vessel Mild steel $4000186 Pod Mild steel $3000187 Cell Mild steel $2000Sally Parnis188 2nd February — Hasty Figure with Green Aquarelle on Paper $290189 6th February — Gazing right with… Aquarelle on Paper $290190 7th February — Resting and restless Aquarelle on Paper $290191 28th February — Seated figure with… Aquarelle on Paper $290Warren Pickering192 Sea Grass I Mild steel on reclaimed jetty block with lacquer $750193 Sea Grass 2 Mild steel on reclaimed jetty block with lacquer $750194 Sea Grass 3 Mild steel on reclaimed jetty block with lacquer $750195 Sea Grass 4 Corten steel on corten steel plinth $1750196 Sea Grass 5 Corten steel on corten steel plinth $1750197 Sea Grass 6 Corten steel on corten steel plinth $1600Eliza Piro198 Family Tree Acrylic on canvas $1800199 Nesting Acrylic on canvas $1800200 From Seed Acrylic on canvas $3600Jane Price201 Bronze Fishtail 2011 Bronze and mixed media $700Amalia Ranisau202 Crepuscule Glass, Japanese Kobe & ganpi paper $280Pauline Richards203 On the Boardwalk Oil on canvas $1490204 Winter Walkers Oil on canvas $1490Helen Sallis205 White Effloresce Oil on canvas $900Mary Ann Santin206 Ocean Flotsam Oil and glaze on Belgian linen $400207 Ocean Jetsam Oil and glaze on Belgian linen $40030

Mary Schaefer208 Still life Acrylic on canvas $675209 Corella Pears Oil on canvas $600210 Winter Pears Oil on board $330Peter Serwan211 Street View Oil on linen on board $1750212 Window Oil on linen on board $650Kirsty Shadiac213 Laughter German etching $750214 Squealer German etching $650Dudley Siviour215 Sea Eagle Recycled corrugated iron $2200Anna Small216 Nanna Mild steel with powdercoat orders taken $750217 Sprout Corten steel on 6mm plate orders taken $1600218 Heart Mild steel on 6mm steel plate orders taken $650219 Nottingham Mild steel on 6mm steel plate orders taken $650220 Bud Mild steel orders taken $70221 Watsonia Mild steel orders taken $70Jane Smeets222 Kookaburras Mixed media on canvas $1800223 Honeyeater Mixed media on canvas $1800224 Wren Mixed media on canvas $1800Jo Jo Spook225 Angel Mt Gambier limestone and aluminium $250226 Bow wow standing Mt Gambier limestone $130227 Bow Wow sitting Mt Gambier limestone $130228 Birdbath Mt Gambier limestone $190229 Hooters Mt Gambier limestone 2 sets of 2 available $130230 Tweets Mt Gambier limestone 2 sets of 2 available $130231 Bamboo Kimono Mixed media on canvas $650232 Swimming Fish Kimono Mixed media on canvas $650Daisy Sugars233 Untitled # 1 Charcoal drawing TBA234 Untitled # 2 Charcoal drawing TBA31

Exhibition CatalogueKathleen Tapalyi235 mimKT74 - 11 Acrylic on Belgian linen $1450Tjanpi Woven Baskets236 X-small Assorted fibres $36237 Small Assorted fibres $58238 Medium Assorted fibres $114239 Large Assorted fibres 2 available $192240 X-large Assorted fibres 2 available $259Minnie Taylor241 blushing red Oil on natural linen $695242 green with envy Oil on natural linen $695Heather Teakle243 Pearls & Lace Fine Silver wire (recycled) & fresh water pearls $535244 Tides of Change Abalone shell, fine silver wire (recycled) $450245 Wisdom & Change Abalone shell, fine silver wire (recycled), pearls $585Cassie Thring246 Women’s Work (is never done) Raku clay, recycled washing machine drum $950247 Two Bowls Oil and acrylic on canvas $800248 Domestic Bliss Clay, tin jelly moulds $900249 Jelly Mould Dress Clay, tin jelly moulds $800250 Fruit Bowl Acrylic on canvas $660Paul Trappe251 The Aunt Cowel jade-marble $3300Sonya Unwin252 Red Hill Oil on canvas $1750253 Topographical Insanity Oil on canvas $1750Louise Vadasz254 Sea View Road, McLaren Vale Oil on linen $650255 Gulls Rock Oil on linen $650256 Lions Head, Pt Willunga Oil on linen $650Ann Wagner257 Summer Days Acrylic on canvas $990258 Water Nymphs in the Twenties Acrylic on canvas $79032

Mary Wagstaff259 Piccadilly Valley from the Heysen Trail I Acrylic on canvas $2000260 Piccadilly Valley from the Heysen Trail II Acrylic on canvas $2000Chris Wake261 High Tea Oil and acrylic on linen $6200262 Penguin & the Soiree Oil and acrylic on linen $6200263 Figure with Beachball Oil and acrylic on linen $6200Robi Watt264 Fragile Growth 2 Digital Still Life $650265 Fragile Fruit 1 Digital Still Life $650Michelle Wheadon266 Illusion Mixed media on canvas $1900267 Magic Mixed media on canvas $1900Rosemary White268 6 am Oil on linen $1500269 Study 1 Oil on canvas $380270 Study 2 Oil on canvas $380Therese Williams271 Untitled I Oil on canvas $420272 Untilted II Oil on canvas $420273 Untitled III Oil on canvas $420Sheree Wright274 Body of Light Oil on canvas $3200275 Claire’s Fleurs 1 Oil on canvas $1100276 Claire’s Fleurs 2 Oil on canvas $1100Katie Wyatt277 Hindmarsh Island Bridge & Yachts Acrylic and Impasto on linen $2400278 Goolwa Yacht Club Acrylic and Impasto on linen $2200Puna Yanima279 mimPY70 - 10 Acrylic on Belgian linen $1800Eleanor Zecchin280 Nats House Oil on canvas $560281 Corner Story Oil on canvas $560282 Dappled Dawn Oil on canvas $56033

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2011 loreto art exhibition2011 Loreto Art Exhibition9–11 SeptemberAn exhibition of establishedand emerging SA artistsExhibition timesSaturday 10 September 10.30am–5.00pmSunday 11 September 10.30am–4.00pmOpening nightFriday 9 September 7–10pmTickets $50Loreto College316 Portrush Road Marryatville SAEnquiries: 8334 4200PreviewFriday 9 September 12.00pm–4.00pmVIewing only. No sales until 7pmView artworks at www.loreto.sa.edu.auABN 47 534 920 640Star PortraitSaturday 10 September 2pmAll welcomeArtistsLucy Bonnin, Andrea Malone and Mary Wagstaff