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Warringah Printmakers Studio Annual Exhibition 17 Nov 2012 – mid Jan 2013
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 An exhibition of prints by artists from the Warringah Printmakers Studio including new work and the many techniques of printmaking: etching, collagraph, monotype, relief, polymer intaglio, and waterless lithography. |
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Past Exhibitions |
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Warringah Printmakers Studio Annual Exhibition 2011 |
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 This year’s collection of original and contemporary prints show a wide range of techniques and reflect the energy and diversity of the studio. |
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Coco Repose's Vintage Retrospective Exhibition |
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 This exhibition of vintage frocks is running in conjuction with Kelly Doust's new book 'Minxy Vintage'. Come and take a look, and if you fall in love with a dress, many are for sale too! |
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Paintings by Vladimir Barac |
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 Vladimir Barac was born in the Northern Bosnian city of Banja Luka, middle child in a family of 3 children, with parents who encouraged him to pursue his love of drawing and painting. As a teenager his work was published on a regular basis in local newspapers and art journals, which led to his acceptance into the "Dom Kulture" where he did a course in 1966. He first exhibited in 1967 after being selected as the premier student of that year. Vladimir specialised in Oil Colours and Inks. Upon arriving in Australia he never stopped drawing or painting however his focus changed from being an artist to providing for his young family in a foreign land. Vladimir has been involved with community based art collectives including the Croatian Australian Arts Society. Having recently retired from working to support his family he is now actively painting and exploring the boundaries of his own personal style again. |
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Warringah Printmakers Studio Annual Exhibition 2010 |
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 An exciting colourful variety of more than 100 framed and unframed original artworks with over 35 artists exhibiting the many techniques of safer printmaking. |
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Exhibition of Paintings – Rory Campbell |
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Warringah Printmakers Studio Annual Exhibition 2009 |
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 Members of the Warringah Printmakers Studio celebrate their year's work at their 2009 Annual Exhibition. Teachers, students and established artists unite to celebrate the art of printmaking. |
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Southern Printmakers Exhibition |
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 Established for over 30 years the Southern Printmakers showcase their finest hand made prints from their recent successful exhibitions, Botanica Fantastica, Earthwriting and newer works. |
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Warringah Printmakers Studio’s Annual Exhibition 2008 |
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 A members’ exhibition of hand made prints. A celebration of the Warringah Printmakers Studio’s printmaking year. |
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An Eclectic Collection |
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 This is the second solo Art Exhibition held at Sydney Antique Centre Exhibition Gallery for Rhonda Margiotta and for this exhibition she is joined by Sydney potter and friend Pauline Ryan. The exhibition has been titled ‘An Eclectic Collection’ due to the diverse nature of the works both art and ceramic. Rhonda’s love of textures and different media is reflected in many of her pieces while her love of portraiture features in many works. Pauline’s collection of ceramics for this exhibition will include pit fired, wood fired and raku fired pieces. |
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Roy Wiggan |
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 ROY WIGGAN - the last generation of Bardi Ilma. Roy Wiggan, senior Bardi member from One-Arm Point in Western Australia, is the guardian of many traditional stories and songs of his people. He is the only member of his community entitled to make new Ilma, rare, hand-held ceremonial objects which allow Bardi people to learn and access their stories, rules and songs. This exhibition showcases never before seen Bardi totems. Bardi recognizes a doorway between the physical and spiritual worlds. Made with cotton wool, acrylic paint and plywood, the unique appearance demonstrates a strong visual language developed by the Bardi people, showing their exceptional relationship with the coastal country. |
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Sydney Antique Centre is proud to announce the creation of a new exhibition space. The centre was established in December 1974 and is the oldest and one of the largest antique centre in Australia. It attracts over 2,000 visitors each week, open from 10.00am to 6.00pm 7 days a week. Please ring (02) 9361 3244 or email Don Knowles at Sydney Antique Centre. Back to top | ||
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