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REFLECTIONS OF LIFE AND NATURE by Leonie Lucey
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
Images created in pottery, basketry and sculpture drawing inspiration from everyday life.
FEB 2 - 27 |
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AN UNGUARDED MOMENT by Jess Annetts
SHOPFRONT GALLERY
Try as we might, we can never have total control of our bodies. This series of oil paintings captures those unguarded moments.
FEB 1 - 27
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DREAMING by Tracey Deep
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
An exhibition of sculpture and installations by Sydney artist Tracey Deep, who has been working as a floral sculptor for the last 20 years. Her practice has evolved into environmental art, working with used, industrial, organic, discarded, pre loved & discontinued materials. Revelling in the natural world, Tracey’s works reflect a poetic play of light & shade, earth textures & sensual forms, inspired by the essence of nature. Official opening by Ms Wendy Teakel, Head of Sculpture Workshop ANU School of Art.
MARCH 2 - 31 |
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BUD, BRANCH and BLOOM
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
An exhibition of botanical art from local and interstate artists, in conjunction with the Australian Open Garden Plant Scheme Fair, at Lanyon Homestead.
MARCH 23 & 24
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SAFE PLACE BOX PROJECT
SHOPFRONT GALLERY
The Safe place box project exhibition seeks to engage the Messengers students in thinking about the environment they live in and the different spaces they inhabit in Canberra.
Much of the physicality of the project is centered around recycling and reinventing materials to create these unique and intriguing spaces which offer a rare insight into the students life.
APRIL 5 - 12 |
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CANBERRA's FACES – BANKS TO BONNER, OUR SUBURBS AND THE FACES BEHIND THE NAMES by Pat Spalding
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
An exhibition of watercolour portraits of the people for whom Canberra’s suburbs were named, as part of the Centenary of Canberra celebrations.
JUNE
APRIL 6 - 28
Saturday 13 April Artists Preview 1.30pm and official opening by Ian Warden 2.30pm |
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BEACH TO BRINDABELLAS
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
An exhibition of traditional and contemporary landscapes depicting the familiar environments between Canberra and the South Coast of NSW.
Official opening on Saturday 4 May, 2pm by Mr David John, President of Batemans Bay Art Society.
May 4 - 26
Image: Dave Ramsland, Untitled, 2012. |
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TRYA 2013
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
The annual exhibition and competition for 15 - 25 year olds in the Tuggeranong region. This year to celebrate the Centenary of Canberra, the Rotary Club of Tuggeranong are increasing their support by offering an additional $2000 acquisitive award for a Centenary themed art work. Official opening on Saturday 1 June, by Ms Joy Burch, the Minister for Arts and Young People.
June 1 - 23
Image - 2012 Winner Imogen Paul with her work Skins. |
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WINDSONGS and WATERLINES - where is, what is Wreck Bay?
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
An exciting travelling exhibition celebrating Wreck Bay’s cultural heritage and connections to Canberra and its Centenary through works of art created in a series of community workshops. Artist Talks Saturday 6 July 2pm
Windsongs and Waterlines is a Centenary of Canberra project, proudly supported by the ACT Government and the Australian Government
July 2 - 14
Image: Clive Freeman, Wreck Bay |
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FACES OF CANBERRA
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
Barbara van der Linden’s Canberra Centenary project is a concentrated 3 year project started in 2010 it celebrates the people of Canberra by painting their portraits and writing their stories. These people are from all walks of life, they are the people who make Canberra such an interesting and unique place to live. Barbara is endeavoring to uncovering the layers of life in Canberra through painting its people. The general Canberra community have made contributions by nominating some of the subjects for this project. By the end of the project she will have painted 30 portraits. There is an accompanying full colour publication highlighting each portrait and the portrait subject’s story.
Official opening Saturday 6 July 2pm
Image: Barbara in her studio.
Faces of Canberra is a Centenary of Canberra project, proudly supported by the ACT Government and the Australian Government
July 2 - 28 |
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ART : WORK
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
A collaborative exhibition highlighting the mentorship and pedagogical reflections that occur between creative students and teachers across art disciplines, as well as the celebration of arts practice and production.
Tuesdays to Sundays | 10am to 4pm
Info on 6176 1643
August 3 - September 1 |
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ALEMBIC : Still life paintings by a group of Canberra artists
TUGGERANONG ARTS CENTRE AT LANYON
Alembic (noun):
1. A vessel with a beaked cap or head formerly used in distilling and by early alchemists. 2. Anything that transforms, purifies or refines.
Six Canberra artists from different backgrounds explore the essence of commonplace still life objects, whether a paper bag, a box, a nest, eggs, cotton reels or an old silver teapot. 'Alembic' is the inaugural exhibition of the Getting Group. Info on 6176 1643.
November 30 - December 15 |
