Waterloo Bay Leisure Center Art and Craft Show - PRIZE WINNER

Waterloo Bay Leisure Center Art and Craft Show

Catlin Pypers, the Regional Services Project Officer from the Queensland Art Gallery judged this award and selected my 'How You See It' series (below) for 3rd Prize.  I am feeling very honored and am absolutely stoked!

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Famous Birds at The Collective Store

I now have paintings on display at The Collective Store in Wynnum.  This is a new store that is full of beautiful handmade items.  You will find articles as diverse as the people who made them. From hair-clips to that perfect dress to hand-blended teas, you're sure to find a treasure or two at The Collective Store.  It's a great store for buying gifts!

My famous bird paintings (pictured above) come with a complementary box lids and a badge to transform the painting into a gift box ready to give as a present. Ask in store for details.



                                Date:                     9th November -onwards


                               Time:                    Tues - Fri: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
                                                             Sat:  9:00 am - 2:00 pm
                                                             Sun:  9:00 am - 1:00 pm

                               Location:              78 Bay Terrace                                                                       
                                                            Wynnum, Australia, 4178

                              Website:              http://www.thecollectivestore.com.au

                              Facebook Page:  http://tiny.cc/99ca1

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AMENDED: Please note this exhibition has ended, however other 'Famous Birds' paintings are on display for sale at the collective store.

Size Matters an Exhibition at the SWICH

This exhibitions opens today and I feel so honored to be a part of it.  

Photographer/artist LeAnne Vincent and philosopher/author Gilbert Burgh are doing great things to develop and foster awareness of art through the SWICH Contemporary Art Space based in Ipswich.  Their  conception of a ‘contemporary art space’ is not bound by the notion of location and therefore is not restricted only to art dedicated spaces such as museums and galleries. It is about transforming spaces using contemporary art as a key element in changing the perceptions of people and communities—to transform our everyday experiences of space and place.

The current show on display at the SWICH features small artworks by contemporary artists from Ipswich, Brisbane and Melbourne and showcases a wide variety of mediums including paintings, etchings, illustration, photography and installations.

The artist involved in size matters are Tracey Potter, Sally Picker, Belinda Suzette, Charmaine Davis, Donna Davis, Krysal Ingle, LeAnne Vincent, Sandra Kane, Chenaya Bancroft-Davis

                               Date:                     2nd November - 27th November 2010

                               Time:                    Tuesday - Friday 9am to 4pm
                                                             Saturday 9am to 2pm

                               Location:              Top of Town Heritage Precinct,
                                                            191 Brisbane Street
                                                            Ipswich, Australia, 4305

                              Website:              http://www.theswichcas.com.au/

                              Invite:                  http://alturl.com/tbjwy

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