ROBERTSON PARK STUDIO 2012 NEWSLETTER
Lauren Wilhelm Lauren won her category of the Cossack art Prize in 2012, but has had a break from exhibitions in the latter part of the year, working instead on several commissions. Her March 2013 solo show in Margaret River Gallery is fast approaching and she's been working daily on that body of works. www.laurenwilhelm.com |
Frances Dennis
Frances has been travelling again to Europe and America. She is still working on Australian landscape painting using oil and reconnecting with the wonderful medium of watercolour. Although she has not been exhibiting she has sold some recent paintings privately from her home studio. Frances is travelling to Queensland again for an intensive watercolour workshop. www.francesdennis.com |
Carol Rowling
Carol is very pleased to be back in the studio after being in Sydney for 18 months and looking forward to a year of creating. She has an exhibition in March at the Beth Hume Gallery in North Fitzroy Melbourne and then off to France where her husband Bob is singing with the Sydney Male choir for Anzac day at Villers Brettoneux and then on to London. Carol has also been invited to the Florence Biennale in late November/December. www.carolrowling.com.au |
Graham Hay Bringing in 10 kg of messy clay, made the NGA curatorial staff extremely nervous before Graham's demonstration during the National Art Education Conference, while the Michigan and Texas workshops were fun, despite losing a computer en-route! He exhibited works in Denmark, Vic, SA, and the Chrissie Parrott 12x12x12x12 event. Papers for the Australian Ceramics Triennale and the Journal of Australian Ceramics, and image in a UK textbook, have now been published. A US article featuring his work and techniques is forthcoming. He was part of a school based residency organised by PICA, while next year Graham will continue to hack a 3D printer at Perth central TAFE, and demonstrate in a Queensland biannual conference. www.grahamhay.com.au |
Sarah Marchant
It has been a busy year for Sarah, initially taking part in a number of Art Awards including City Of Wanneroo and Cossacks in the Pilbara, as well as a group show "4x10" at Kidogo Art Gallery in Fremantle, and being selected for the Bremmick Emerging Artist Award Exhibition. In between kindy, childcare and sick kids, the most productive year since becoming a mother culminated in her first solo exhibition at Midland Junction Arts Centre in October. Sarah is looking forward to returning to the studio for a creative 2013. www.sarahjanemarchant.com |
Student News
studio class student Karen Becker organised and exhibited in Four by 10, the exhibition featuring work by artists including Karen, formers students Sandra Albin, Jaco Kruger and studio artist Sarah Jane Marchant. 17-22 August at Kidogo Arthouse, Fremantle.
Another student and oil painter, Nathalie Jays held her first solo exhibition 'red dust to rainforest' in late November at the Orangery Fine Art Gallery in Shenton Park.
Occasional student Ella Allen exhibited in the Intermix biannual at the Moores Building June 1st -17th, and the Spring Rose Art Show for Cystic Fibrosis Western Australia,13-14 August, at The Niche, Nedlands.
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Another student and oil painter, Nathalie Jays held her first solo exhibition 'red dust to rainforest' in late November at the Orangery Fine Art Gallery in Shenton Park.
Occasional student Ella Allen exhibited in the Intermix biannual at the Moores Building June 1st -17th, and the Spring Rose Art Show for Cystic Fibrosis Western Australia,13-14 August, at The Niche, Nedlands.
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