Tag: Art Exhibitions

  • Finley: A Lovable Canine Making a Splash at Noosa Open Studios

    Finley: A Lovable Canine Making a Splash at Noosa Open Studios

    Finley, a lovable canine dropped by the garage/gallery during Noosa Open Studios. I’m not sure that he was into the art, but he certainly enjoyed the attention. Finley knows how to pose beautifully for a photo – he’s a regular on the local community Facebook page. Jimmy “where’s my treat” Tulloch, after a brief hello…

  • Banksy: from Kirkwall to Glasgow

    Banksy: from Kirkwall to Glasgow

    I am one for letting journeys unfold, as planning ahead is not my forte. Sometimes one experience segues into another, like when I managed to get a ticket to the Cut and Run Exhibition at the Glasgow GoMA. This exhibition is probably the closest Banksy will come to doing a retrospective and sharing something of…

  • Van Gogh

    Van Gogh

    An immersive video experience of Van Gogh’s work at Lume, Melbourne.

  • Artist in the spotlight: Mavis Ngallametta – why this indigenous artist inspires me

    Imagine taking up painting at the age of sixty-four, creating a body of highly original work on very large linen canvases, and selling every one of these works to either major galleries or noted private collectors. This was the experience of Mavis Ngallametta in her twilight years. Early Life Born in 1944 near the Kendall…

  • A little gallery

    I’ve converted my messy art room into a mini gallery that opens for business from tomorrow  for the next two weekends (Friday to Sunday) and next Tuesday (Oct 5) Hours: 10.00 am to 4.00pm. After seeing the workspace in the garage, visitors will be able to see what the paintings look like on the wall,…

  • European Masters QAGOMA

    Being in Brisbane this week for appointments and meetings, we went down on Sunday afternoon to take in the Sunday night after hours viewing of the European Masters exhibition of sixty-five paintings from The Met, New York at QAGOMA. After the first two sections, pictured above, the is an “intermission” – an engaging, fun space…