Exhibitions Archive
Today's Date: Fri, 26 April 2024
Island view
DATE: Thu, 11 November 2010 - Sun, 14 November 2010
TIME: 9am - 5pm every day
LOCATION: Evergreen Landscapes, 468 Papamoa Beach Road, Papamoa 07 572 0630
OPENING: Wednesday 10th 5.30 -7pm
Alice and Leigh have been friends for over ten years, together they are entering into the 2010 Bay of Plenty Garden and Arts Festival. Leigh and Phil's home/office and garden looks directly out to Mayor Island at Papamoa Beach. So following on from her series of 'Blue land' of 2007, Alice has returned to the Island theme to enchance the tropical environment that Evergreen Landscape have developed within their delighful property. If you are not already on our mailing list please send us an e.mail / or phone directly and we will include you on the private opening of this event on Wednesday night before we open to the public.
Thinking about making art and making art about thinking
DATE: Wed, 2 September 2015
TIME: 6pm
LOCATION: 157 Georges Road, Fitzroy North Melbourne
RED Gallery
157 Georges Road
Fitzroy North 3068
Wed - Sat 11am - 5pm
Opening Night: Wed 2 September 6-8pm
+61 3 9482 3550
This will be my first solo exhibition in Melbourne - I am pretty nervous about it but I am pleased to be doing it.
CONTAINED
DATE: Wed, 1 June 2022 - Fri, 10 June 2022
TIME: 11 am - 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
LOCATION: 1 Spring Street, RED SQUARE, Tauranga
The Exhibition CONTAINED is open at 1 Spring Street, RED SQUARE, Tauranga.
Open from 11 am - 4pm Tuesday to Saturday
The Exhibition will close June 10, 2022.
A powerful exhibition of paintings exploring the relationship between the containers at the Port of Tauranga and our own contained spaces during the Covid pandemic ‘Lockdown’.Over several years this local artist has documented what she calls ‘container arrangements’ photographically and has led Blackley to appreciate their visual arrangements in colour, structure, pattern and form.
During Lockdown, Blackey began a series of paintings from her photographic collection with the objective to demonstrate that these are iconic visual trademarks of our local landscape. Then it occurred to her that we were all confined in our own individual boxes with our emotions and so the concept of containment expanded.
These works of art could be considered as an historical commentary of ‘Our Place’ in time, as we climb out of our emotionally contained spaces and venture again into everyday life.