Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Little somethings
Kim Carney looks for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is her place where she saves wonderful discoveries..
littlesomethings.blogspot.com.au
..incluing this gem on
littlesomethings.blogspot.com.au/../ray-firth.html
Sunday, May 22, 2011
More Framed August 5th - 26th 2011
Framed - The Darwin Gallery is the largest commercial gallery in the North of Australia.
Ray Firth's exhibition is on August 5th - 26th 2011 and involves works with acrylic and ink on board. (Clamour for some copies of the works to appear here as thumbnails).
See the exhibition list: framed.com.au/exhibitions
Ray Firth's exhibition is on August 5th - 26th 2011 and involves works with acrylic and ink on board. (Clamour for some copies of the works to appear here as thumbnails).
See the exhibition list: framed.com.au/exhibitions
Thursday, July 30, 2009
recent exhibition FRAMED GALLERY, DARWIN.
FRAMED GALLERY, DARWIN.
August 12-August 31, 2009.
'bright dust, hidden things'
I was raised on the dry western plains, beyond the coastal ranges.
My country is, to the passing traveller, uneventful and tedious.
But it is mine, indelible and insoluble; a part of me like my breath.
That stamp has determined my joy in the landscape.
My painting springs from what I know best, but that passion informs all of the work that I do.
It is the arbiter and the teacher, the hostile and generous benefactor.
The task of art, like every other of life's tasks, is built on the telling of stories...the passing on of ideas and insights into the nature of the world and how we figure in it.
opening
by Jaqueline Healy.
Director of the Bundoora Homestead Art Centre.
Wednesday August 12 at 7pm.
August 12-August 31, 2009.
'bright dust, hidden things'
I was raised on the dry western plains, beyond the coastal ranges.
My country is, to the passing traveller, uneventful and tedious.
But it is mine, indelible and insoluble; a part of me like my breath.
That stamp has determined my joy in the landscape.
My painting springs from what I know best, but that passion informs all of the work that I do.
It is the arbiter and the teacher, the hostile and generous benefactor.
The task of art, like every other of life's tasks, is built on the telling of stories...the passing on of ideas and insights into the nature of the world and how we figure in it.
opening
by Jaqueline Healy.
Director of the Bundoora Homestead Art Centre.
Wednesday August 12 at 7pm.
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