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fine lines and loneliness

October 11, 2012

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Drawing until my pens run out.

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Victoria St, Victoria at The Wandering Room

VICTORIA ST, VICTORIA Saturday 7th September 5-8pm (Opening Night) Sunday 8th September 11am-2pm (Viewing) The Wandering Room 208 Victoria St (enter via Elizabeth St) Brunswick VIC Victoria St, Brunswick is a bustling thoroughfare in Melbourne’s inner north and is home to many. This exhibition features artists who are residents, students, workers, neighbours, commuters, dog-walkers, shoppers and coffee sippers who all have a connection to Victoria Street, Brunswick. Together, the artworks in this show make a statement about local issues and who we are as a diverse community. Artists include: Aleks Johnstone Allison, Amie Anderson, Lena Bauckhage, Sue Beyer, Joseph Breikers, Jade Burstall, Natasha Cordasic, Brett Davies, Angus Gardner, Paul Gillett, Brad Hall, Joshua Hede, Prudence Illingworth, Amaya Iturri, Rachel Jessie-Rae, Murray Johnstone, Arisa Kawabe, Oscar Keene, Motoko Katsuta Kitano, Melanie Lazarow, Linda Loh, Peter Ly, Holly Macdonald, Meat Lum

Curiouser and Curiouser at Bathurst Regional Gallery

Curiouser and Curiouser Bathurst Regional Gallery 14 December 2018 - 10 February 2019 Adrian De Giorgio, Amanda Wolf, Ella Barclay, Jason Sims, Karen Golland, Kate Mitchell, Kate Rohde, Kimberley Liddle, Louise Paramor, Michaela Gleave, Natalie Ryan, Nell, Nike Savvas, Pia van Gelder, Rosie Deacon, Tracy Sarroff, Troy Emery and Tully Arnot. Curated by Julian Woods Explore the world of contemporary art through a selection of work by some of Australia’s most innovative, creative and colourful artists. Taking inspiration from the passages of Lewis Carroll’s book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Curiouser & Curiouser presents the works of 18 emerging, mid-career and established artists from across Australia. The artworks range in media including painting, sculpture, ceramic, installation, electronic and digital. The works engage with playfulness, colour, myth, wonder, humour, bewilderment and dream-like imagery. Some new and old work has found a tempo

'Say Hello, Wave Goodbye', Kaus Australis

SAY HELLO WAVE GOODBYE Samira Hamzehzadeh (IRN) Amanda Wolf (AUS/NZL) Tomoko Hasuwa (JPN) Odette Viljoen (ZAF) with curatorial support by Piet de Jonge Opening Saturday September 22nd 2018 16:00-22:00 + after party Open Sunday September 23rd 2018 12:00-17:00 http://kausaustralis.org/ Event photographs by Annet Delfgaauw SAY HELLO, WAVE GOODBYE Opening Address Piet de Jonge 22 September, 2018 Hello everyone. The four artists that have been residents at Kaus Australis for the last three months are showing their works. A welcome to you and as well a goodbye for them because they will be heading home in a few days. Samira will return to Iran, Amanda goes back to Australia, Tomoko to Tokyo and Odette to South Africa. But for now, you are all invited to visit the studios they have lived and worked in. Walking into their studios is like walking into a small part of their lives. In the corridor you will find a

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