past exhibitions
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Carmel Cox and Paul Dimmer
The Collector and the Alchemist
Sat 15 February - Sun 8 March 2020
In a quest to create a distinct experience, the artists have become both collector and alchemist, exploring and experimenting with both 2D and 3D forms.
Vida Sobottka
Remains to be seen
Sat 30 November 2019 - Sun 5 January 2020
Artist Vida Sobottka explores the idea of reliquaries in this exhibition. Traditionally about holy nuance and the use of relics in devotional practice, sainted body parts, objects and possessions were elevated beyond the mundane through the ornate containers created by the finest craftsmen of the age. These precious, lavishly decorated containers had a spiritual and symbolic value that legitimised and sanctified their contents to inspire personal and communal devotion.
ReVive Art Prize 2019
Sat 2 November - Sun 24 November 2019
The ever popular biennial ReVive Art Prize returns to Eurobodalla in 2019 at the Basil Sellers Exhibition Centre. Open to all artists, crafts people and creative makers who reside in Eurobodalla, the Bega Valley or the Snowy Monaro Shires this exhibition showcases artworks made primarily from materials sourced from the waste stream. Combining innovation with education, finalist artists are eligible for a share of a $4000 prize pool.
The Literary Salon
Sat 5 October - Sun 27 October 2019
The Literary Salon returns for its fourth year and first at the Bas. This popular event, launched in 2016, has gone from strength to strength and this year we are pushing the envelope further; including musicians for the first time. Writers will birth a creative text to be passed to either a visual artist or a musician for reinterpretation. The result? A mixed media extravaganza of visual and sound pieces.
Mark Ward + Mirabel FitzGerald
Back to where we started
Sat 7 September - Sun 29 September 2019
A collaboration between work and life partners Mark Ward and Mirabel Fitzgerald, Back to where we started reflects five decades of work inspired by the south coast of NSW.
Anna Glynn
Promiscuous Provenance
Sat 10 August - Sun 1 September 2019
Promiscuous Provenance is a travelling exhibition from Shoalhaven Regional Gallery Nowra. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program.
Keedah Throssell and Lesley Whale
Like Chalk and Cheese
Sat 13 July - Sun 4 August 2019
This exhibition is a celebration of difference. Keedah Throssell and Lesley Whale, two very dissimilar artists, have collaborated to produce this cage-rattling and quirky representation of the world. The artists share many common interests despite very different backgrounds and training – each with their own unique expression, approach and art practice, reflected in divergent subject choices. This rich tapestry of creative material is sure to provoke in each viewer a range of responses. Labels do not apply here. The show is unique in its unpredictability – the works are as different as chalk and cheese.
Lachie Hinton
LIMBOLAND
Thu 13 June - Sun 7 July 2019
LIMBOLAND brings together the entirety of Lachie Hinton’s work on human displacement, refugees and migration. It catalogues his response to two significant events regarding immigration in recent times; the European refugee crisis in 2016 and Australia’s controversial offshore detention of refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru. While his documentary of these issues presents different experiences of lives upended by conflict and oppression, it shares an exploration of the underlying theme of living in limbo. His series of paintings, drawings, photographs and documentary filmmaking seek to humanise ordinary people who have become displaced as a result of war and terror.
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