Gallery One had Does Humour Belong in Art? (until September 28 2014)
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| Dali 2013 - Danno |
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| Still Life 2014 - Terry Dacht-Ullman |
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| There's fun and interest everywhere |
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| The Hulkificaiton of Mr T 2014 - Mike Foxall |
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| Cocoon - Tony Giles |
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| Assorted Illustrations - Annie Walker 2013 |
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| Untitled - Will Coles these solved a mystery for me |
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| Prince of Denmark (for Alan) - Claire Healy and Sean Cordeiro |
Gallery Two had the incredibly beautiful With One Stroke, an exhibition of work by the International Chinese Calligraphy and Brush Painters Society. Their ink is made from the soot of pine trees, and fashioned into these beautiful images.
The essence of this art is that it is non-representational but must contain the essence or 'soul' of the subject.
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| Springtime - Martha Goedings ( The Netherlands) |
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| Spring Cherry Blossoms Camp Fire Ransui Yakata (Japan) |
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| Puffins Kalpa MacLachlan (The Netherlands) (I love puffins!) |
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| The tools of the trade |
While The Green Desert was upstairs in Gallery Three. A collection of extraordinary photos of Lake Eyre/Kati Thanda by Peter Elfes.
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| The Tangerine Sea II |
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| Reflections III |
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| The Tangerine Sea I |
Three rather different exhibitions. All fabulous.
Orange Regional Gallery
151 Byng Street
Orange
Tues- Saturday 10-5
Sunday/Public Holiday 12-4
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8 comments:
The regional galleries are so interesting. I'm hoping to get back to Bendigo sometime soon to see both the travelling exhibitions on there at the moment: one from the V&A on underwear and another from the British Museum on the ancient Greeks. And the home collection there is itself excellent.
What a wide variety of interesting exhibits! Thanks for sharing...and here's MY SATURDAY SNAPSHOT POST
Thanks for sharing some of the beauty you saw at this exhibition. The "With One Stroke" creations especially appealed to me, and so did the photography of Lake Eyre. Amazing art.
Sandy @ Texas Twang
I would love to see this!
What interesting exhibitions. The first one looks great fun, and the photos in the last one are surreal.
WOW! All I can say is WOW! Thanks for sharing these amazing exhibits.
The Bathurst Art Gallery often hosts incredible exhibitions too. I often go with my mum when we have a w/e visit.
I loved the calligraphy pics (but that is one of my areas of passion/interest).
The best bit though was spotting a friend's name in the humour section - Mike Foxall is good friend's with my sister & BIL. His wife is also an artist.
I love the way regional galleries are so active. I remember as a child how they were dead... the same paintings hanging in the same positions for years. The Gallery in Bathurst in the late 60's / early 70's was near the Library in the Council chambers. I used to borrow a book and go up to the library and sit and read for a half hour or so... isolated, silent,
alone... no more. It's a good thing.
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