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August 26, 2019

2019 ‘Artworks! PLAY’ – artworks

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  • Birdcage
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Marianne Foster
    Mediums: Acrylic on canvas
    Dimension: 50cm x 50cm x 4cm
    Artist Statement:

    The Bird cage in the Darwin Botanical Gardens is a popular place to go with children. It has a very zen aspect to it when you are alone there. The bright green of the cage contrasting with the fallen tree which is utilised in the design, interests my facination mixing organic with man made shapes. I’m currently experimenting with colour schemes and brush.

  • View of a kingfisher
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Veronica Hodges
    Mediums: Acrylic
    Dimension: 40cm x 50cm x 2cm
    Artist Statement:

    Local artist Veronica Hodges paints in a variety of mediums and loves the NT for inspiration in flora and fauna

  • Murphy
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Mandy Rains
    Mediums: Paper clay, acrylic paint and wool
    Dimension: 20cm x 15cm x 25cm
    Artist Statement:

    Homage to our family dog.

  • Placement
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Anne McMaster
    Mediums: Watercolour
    Dimension: 50cm x 38cm x 2cm
    Artist Statement:

    Organic aesthetics of stones found on the Noosa tide line are placed formally into a collective shape of adornment. The medium of watercolour create puddly transparent washes.

  • Scrubfowl
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: alisondowell@aapt.net.au
    Mediums: mixed media
    Dimension: 30cm x 20cm x 20cm
    Artist Statement:

    There they go, that pair of scrubfowl, messing up my garden…!
    Wait, is that their mound? You’re kidding! Its the size of my car!! Are they really chasing away their own young, and why are they screeching at them so loudly? And why in the middle of the night?! Why do they need to dig such a huge hole with those giant orange feet in the middle of my veggie patch? Why are they so indifferent to my efforts to make things nice?? Why???
    Because they are native to this place. Indifferent to me, my garden, my borders, my rules… simply doing their own thing. On a land which after all used to be all theirs. Let them be.

    Here is my loving tribute to the scrubfowl in all their messy, loyal, head bobbing, hesitant, natural, naughty, indignant, imperious, sleek, cheeky, noisy, beauty. ARGLE ARGLE ARRRRRK! ( …not that they care)

  • Kamahi Dogs
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: kim boardman
    Mediums: Paper clay
    Dimension: 20cm x 30cm x 20cm
    Artist Statement:

    Kamahi’s workshop sculpting dogs was lots of fun

  • Dive in
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Amber Reid
    Mediums: Acrylic on canvas
    Dimension: 123cm x 6cm x 108cm
    Artist Statement:

    This work explores the colours and atmosphere of the water and human interaction within it.
    There is nothing more freeing than jumping in to open water, a brief moment of flying through the air and having zero gravity when you hit the water. I want to capture a sense of movement and playfulness in the figures jumping through the water full of flecks of sunlit colour.

  • Skatepark
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Marianne Foster
    Mediums: Acrylic on canvas
    Dimension: 25cm x 60cm x 2cm
    Artist Statement:

    Jingili Skatepark is such a fun place to hang out

  • A dogs perspective
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Marianne Foster
    Mediums: Acrylic on canvas
    Dimension: 50cm x 60cm x 2cm
    Artist Statement:

    Dogs have their own view on the world. I played with colour, fantasy and realism. I tried to capture that moment after a big walk when the dog is too puffed even chase a butterfly.

  • Boondie
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Samantha Galletly
    Mediums: Cardboard, wire, paper, liquid nails
    Dimension: 30cm x 20cm x 25cm
    Artist Statement:

    Sculpture of my second born ‘Darwin Brown’, Boondie.

  • Brownie's Territory
    anemptytextlline

    Artist: Kym Tucker
    Mediums: Satay sticks, carboard, masking tape, sticky tape, toilet paper mache
    Dimension: 24cm x 39cm x 25cm
    Artist Statement:

    Made during the Camp Dog workshop.

    Brownie is my pet Beaglier that I adopted from a family that could no longer care for him. He has become my best mate and life is so much better with him in it.

Article by Korin Lesh / Exhibitions / 2019

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