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Summer Artist Feature – Stuart Carrier

Stuart Carrier’s brightly engaging figures are a reminder to himself to (as his acrylic work says) “Love More”.

Summer Artist Feature – Christine Holden

Christine Holden’s striking reclaimed marine debris art is on display as part of the Summer Sitting of Tiny Art at the Judy.

Summer Artist Feature – Karen Benjamin

Karen Benjamin’s environmentally conscious works explore themes of mental illness and isolation. On display as part of the Summer Sitting of Tiny Art.

Summer Artist Feature – Trish Callaghan

View Trish Callaghans ethereal photograph works in the foyer of the Judith Wright Centre as part of the Flying Arts Summer Sitting of Tiny Art.

Colour and Response – 107 @ Dalby

The Colour and Response tour and exhibition project was showcased at Gallery 107 @ Dalby from 10 March – 28 April 2019, displaying Colour II: Merv Moriarty,…

Colour and Response – Roma on Bungil

The Colour and Response tour and exhibition project made its fourth stop in Regional Queensland with the installation of Colour II: Merv Moriarty, In The Field…

Small Schools Outcome: Public Monument for Valkyrie

The Small Schools Fund connected history with art at Valkyrie State School as students created artworks for the new school monument.

Small Schools Outcome: Families Unite to Create Ceramic Exhibition

Kulpi State School welcomed ceramic artist Dianne Peach to facilitate a 5 day cross-curriculum art, science and design workshop for students and their families to to create their own unique artworks for an exhibition at their local Rosalie Gallery in Goombungee.

COMING UP THIS MONTH

december, 2019

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Time

November 29 (Friday) 9:00 am - February 21 (Friday) 5:00 pm

Location

Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts

420 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, QLD, 4006

Event Details

Tiny Art, Big Impact! These exhibitions feature small artworks created by Flying Arts members from all across Queensland in the foyer and halls of the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art, Brisbane.

Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm

Free

: Ascend
Artist: Trish Callaghan
Medium: Digital print in acrylic block
Dimensions: 10 x 15 x 3cm
Price: $150

: Dissolving
Artist: Trish Callaghan
Medium: Digital print in acrylic block
Dimensions: 10 x 15 x 3cm
Price: $150

: Push Down I
Artist: Trish Callaghan
Medium: Digital print in acrylic block
Dimensions: 10 x 15 x 3cm
Price: $150

: Push Down II
Artist: Trish Callaghan
Medium: Digital print in acrylic block
Dimensions: 10 x 15 x 3cm
Price: $150

: First Dress
Artist: Trish Callaghan
Medium: Digital print
Dimensions: 10 x 15 x 3cm
Price: $150

: Black Birds
Artist: Karen Benjamin
Medium: Seedpods and acrylic
Dimensions: 2 x 55 x 33cm
Price: $672 (all) or $12 (per bird)

: The 100
Artist: Karen Benjamin
Medium: Gumnuts and acrylic
Dimensions: 10 x 55 x 35cm
Price: $500 (all) or $5 (per gnome)

: High Vis Jellyfish
Artist: Christine Holden
Medium: Fishing line in a glass jar
Dimensions: 50 x 15 x 15cm
Price: $650

: High Vis Jellyfish
Artist: Christine Holden
Medium: Fishing line in a glass jar
Dimensions: 50 x 15 x 15cm
Price: $650

: Love More
Artist: Stuart Carrier
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 35 x 28 x 2cm
Price: $180

: Love Bugs
Artist: Stuart Carrier
Medium: Fimo
Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 2cm
Price: POA

: Love Bugs
Artist: Stuart Carrier
Medium: Fimo
Dimensions: 3 x 3 x 2cm
Price: POA

Trish Callaghan, Murwillumbah

Trish Callaghan’s late evolving art practice was originally about land and sky. Trish had many years of successfully working in pastel and acrylic and has now added photography. She recently completed a Bachelor Degree in Fine Art and Visual Culture. This directed her to research new themes, during which time Trish discovered the epic story of Bridget Butler. All previous practice was abandoned and new skills taken up in underwater photography to complete a new body of work. Trish is now greatly interested in reflections, water, the Contemporary Sublime. and the history of the sublime, notably Julia Kristeva‘s abject (Costelloe, 2012). Artists whose themes include identity, life and death, such as Anselm Kiefer, Anne Judell and Bill Viola and Tamara Dean are of interest.

Preview Trish’s work in Seasonal Sittings of Tiny Art – Summer.

Karen Benjamin, Wellington Point

Karen Benjamin is an environmental artist living at Wellington Point, on Redlands Coast. She is constantly inspired by the diversity of fauna and flora surrounding the local area, but the perplexing amount of rubbish and pollution produced by man has influenced Karen’s art to become a call to action to protect the environment.Working with only natural and recycled materials Karen makes bold statements through her whimsical, thought provoking art. Traditional crafts such as sewing, weaving, knitting and folk art feature in non-traditional mediums such as plastics, vintage paper, and seedpods. In the past five years Karen has exhibited in over 50 exhibitions, has featured on national television,radio and numerous written publications. Karen conducts regular upcycling workshops as her main aim is to tread lightly on the planet. Reduce, reuse, recycle.

Preview Karen’s work in Seasonal Sittings of Tiny Art – Summer.

Stuart Carrier, Brisbane

Stuart Carrier is a Brisbane based artist. Self taught, he merges his love of drawing with acrylic painting, sculpture and paper art to create a world of super cute yet slightly menacing characters. Inspired by Japanese Kawaii culture, Stuart is also the creator of Midgetboy Universe an independent label producing private commissions, kids clothing, unique handmade greeting cards and gifts that retail in stores nationwide.

Preview Stuart’s work in Seasonal Sittings of Tiny Art – Summer.

Christine Holden, Boyne Island

Local award winning artist, Christine Holden, has been creating unique hand woven art works and public installations for many years, and is well known for her fibre works made from a unique blend of marine debris and recycled materials found and foraged. Her ‘ethical art’ reflects how important it is to look after our planet, and explores the possibilities of how something that most people see as rubbish can be turned into something of aesthetic beauty. Christine experiments with fibres recycled from nature and man-made materials that are gathered from local surroundings to create woven art pieces with a strong environmental message.

Preview Christine’s work in Seasonal Sittings of Tiny Art – Summer.

View all previous 2019 sittings of Tiny Art here.

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