clustering connections before closing

there are so many pieces that its easy to see new layers and arrangements that respond or speak to one another.. smaller stories of interest within a bigger picture

colour and shape

   

                                

more hits 2011

yo - it's gangsta bat and double rocket jets

more pink along the green

here are exquisitely articulated a part 1 and 2 ...as double-sided spinning swingtags are the preferred way!

 

It's wonderful to see the range of freedom expressed in our works when we let go notions of perfection and simply enjoy the process of making. And all ranges of skill are represented from the littlest reaching their first year to someone in their 6th decade. Elements of the GreenWay or sheer play are hanging and conversing with one another. 


Hey Sue, I like yours and mine meeting here.

after hours

ampling sampling

Spot the sketches by Frank Pierce, Santo Caggegi, unfortunately hidden here is Xavier Ghazi's too who are a few Artists@Ashfield. Thank you for the diagrammatica egg, Oliver McKenzie who is soon to be exhibiting at the Paper Plane Gallery in December.

trees are terrific said the cat to the dog

many hands, many tags

Claude Jones at work... (her beautiful artwork is also starring in Monkey Business at Artereal only a few doors down..check out her blog)  ....firstly we need to master the ladder.

Back to the opening night to show off some of the yummy food provided and arranged by Nic and Samira. 

Creativity continued all night as people rolled in to discover their favourite pieces and then add their own work. 

In the Greenway Playhouse we now have one by our local MP Jamie Parker who had time to talk and express his ideas via the swingtag.


Several of us stayed late into the evening discussing much about life. Most enjoyable.

Thank you to everyone who helped put the show together so far.... special mention to Nic and her posse, Claude, Gail, Nis, Samira, Brian, Flic, Ali and Kerry 

Thanks also to the suppliers of all the donated paper and card offcuts:  Amazing Papers, Monica of Bibliotheca Librorum apud Artificem (!), Australian natural Timber Framing and Andrew Bassett Fine Framing  (local and generous framers)