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Exhibition dates: Dec 10 – 28, 2020
Official opening: Dec 13, 3 pm – 5 pm, 2020
Exhibiting artists: Carolyn Graham, Lucinda Tanner and Tiwi artists: Barbara Puruntatameri, Chris Black, Colleen Freddy, Conrad Tipungwuti Kamilowra, Dymphna Kerinaiua, Geraldine Pilakui, Gerry Mungatopi, Glen Farmer Illortaminni Tjipomurrayl, Jimmy Mungatopi, Johnathon Bush, Kaye Brown, Kenny Brown, Michelle Woody, Nicholas Mario, Pamela Brooks,
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Exhibition dates: Nov 19 – Dec 7, 2020
Official opening: Nov 22, 2 pm – 4 pm, 2020
Kate Hudson, Trudy Rice and Gwen Scott enrich and enliven the printmaker’s milieu with their intensely coloured, richly detailed nature mise en scenes produced using traditional techniques.
Drawing inspiration from their bayside, ocean, and suburban idylls, the printmakers showcase contrasting vistas, interpretations and environments – extraordinary and ordinary, mild and wild, fixed and fluid – in artist and subject.
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Exhibition dates: Oct 22 —Nov 16, 2020
Official closing: Nov 15, 2 pm – 4 pm, 2020
Painter John Waller pays homage to his formative years in north-western Victoria, digging deep into the red dust and bleached sands of the antipodean landscape. Drawing on the unsentimental language of abstraction, he captures the beauty and terror of the desert and the plains, unearthing rich seams of luscious colour and glaze to reveal haunting narratives and the vastness of country.
Exploring the way in which two artists see and interpret place, with contrasting results.
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Exhibition dates: Oct 1 —19, 2020
Official closing (if possible): Oct 18, 2 pm – 4 pm, 2020
Warren is a printmaker whose artwork reflects his relationship with landscape and life.
Driven by feelings evoked by distant memories, Warren re-visits the places where he grew up and, in so doing, rediscovers parts of his life.
His recent work reflects his current life on the Mornington Peninsula; the rich natural environment – as seen from both land and sea – given form and colour
Exploring the notion of identity through the prism of space and time, three artists employ traditional and contemporary techniques to express their perceptions of the ways – fixed and fleeting – in which person occupies place.
Exhibition dates: Sep 10 —28, 2020
Official closing (if possible): Sep 27, 2 pm – 4 pm, 2020
Megan McPherson is an artist and printmaker contemplating the consequences of identity on space, their effect on the way we live in the world, and how we measure and fix spaces affected by our time in them.
Lisa Sewards uses traditional
This exhibition was originally planned for April 2020. Due to COVID-19 the exhibition was hung and presented online.
Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop are happy to be able to rehang the exhibition and host an official celebration through August.
Exhibition dates: Jul 30 — Sep 7, 2020
Official closing: Sun Sep 6, 2 – 4pm
Embracing companionship while engaged in a solitary pursuit is not unique in the world of art but, unlike many other artists, Rick Amor, Philip Davey and David Moore can measure their professional comradeship in decades.
While this exhibition sees
Exhibition dates: July 2 — July 27, 2020
Official closing*: July 26 from 2pm – 4pm
An exhibition of works by Lucinda Tanner and Tiwi artists; Colleen Freddy, Conrad Tipungwuti Kamilowra, Dino Wilson, Geraldine Pilakui, Janice Murray Pungautiji, Jason Palipuaminni Stormy, Jimmy Mungatopi, Johnathon Bush, Michelle Woody, Nicholas Mario, Pamela Brooks, Pauletta Kerinaiua (JNR), Pedro Wonaeamirri, Pius Tipungwuti, Raelene Kerinauia Lampuwatu and
Exhibition dates: June 4 — June 29, 2020
Official opening*: June 7 from 3pm
Queenscliff Gallery and Workshop celebrates the spirit of mateship and collaboration in its June exhibition of works by Robert Hague, Peter Lancaster, Jim Pavlidis and Geoffrey Ricardo.
Hailing from the western suburbs of Melbourne and friends for decades, artists Robert Hague, Peter Lancaster, Jim Pavlidis and Geoffrey Ricardo work across a variety of disciplines, including sculpture, drawing, print-making and lithography.
Sculptor Robert Hague tells his stories on broken porcelain plates and cracked artefacts, juxtaposing deliberate delicacy and