ART by Jude Tulloch

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  • Embracing Change: Creative Responses to Uncertain Times

    Embracing Change: Creative Responses to Uncertain Times

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    A commitment to the present We live in unsettling times that require our engagement. Clear away the cumulated clutter of the past. This is a moment of redefinition that requires a letting go of complacency to make way for definitive action. I visually document changes. I’m curious about the ways in which artists express or…

  • Social Media Postcards

    Social Media Postcards

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    From Cooing to Tweeting. How things change. Next is X. AcknowledgementsPostcard 1The Carrier Pigeon (1835)After Daniel Maclise RA (1806 – 1870)Engraving attributed to William Henry EgletonFrom Marguerite Gardiner Countess of Blessington (ed.),Heath’s Book of Beauty, London, 1835 Postcard 2Outline of girl from Pexels photo-mizunokozuki-13431657; Postcard photo by Jude Tulloch

  • Rubbish Art

    Rubbish Art

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    I’m doing a few more pieces of rubbish art. It’s a fun way to draw attention to something serious; how plastics pollute our oceans. During Noosa Open Studios, in a corner of the studio (aka garage) I’ll display my rubbish collection.  There is too much anxiety and dispair in the world. Sometimes being creative can…

  • Seek refuge in Nature

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    Photos Paperbark trees at Peregian Creek in the early morning sunlight

  • Garage studio transforms to kitchen

    Garage studio transforms to kitchen

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    Right now I’ve converted my garage studio into a makeshift kitchen. Our Kitchen/Family room is now an echoing room devoid of any furniture or fixtures. There’s no room to paint in the garage with tradies coming and going, cabinetry, tools and tiles stored. Fortunately, February was a productive month

  • Covid Bubble

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