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Author Archives: Nancy
Archaeology exhibition Logan Art Gallery
Finishing touches for Archaeology exhibition at Logan Art Gallery with FS Hellfisch. I can hardly believe how swiftly the time passed we first discussed the idea of our Archaeology to the reality of the exhibition. Opens 6.30pm. Logan Art Gallery … Continue reading
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Tagged blue and white ceramics, blue and white mosaic, delft blue, Fresco, porcelain sculpture
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Woodford Folk Festival 18-19
My year began at Woodford Folk Festival running workshops in the Children’s Festival, where children can roam and discover a festival designed just for them. This year there was a beautiful permaculture area complete with wisdom from Costa Georgiadis in … Continue reading
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Tagged Childrens Festival activities, hand painted fans, Nancy Brown, Nancy Brown artist, printmaking, screenprint, screenprinting, Woodford Folk Festival, woodfordia
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My Arrival: converging stories
My current project is about Arrival stories. Arriving in a new country leaving friends and families behind, The need to understand a new language and oriient a new culture and place. The stories are unfurling stories from lives of change … Continue reading
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Fresco explorations
It’s strange how a technique that reigned supreme since the Bronze Age has fallen so deeply out of practice. I’ve been exploring ideas with plaster of Paris and pigments combining fresco painting with pigment printing and carving. I’m now working … Continue reading
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Tagged Fresco, fresco painting, Plaster of paris, printmaking, relief printmaking, sculptural casting
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Gympie plants, rust and indigo
Visiting Gympie, stunning in its clear green winter perfection. I have visited the gallery space previously running a silk workshop and textile design and printing workshop with Flying Arts. This time the workshop was natural dyes for the Textile and … Continue reading
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Logan Art Gallery studio session
A session at the Logan Art Gallery. Photoemulsion screenprinting from drawing to printing for secondary teachers. Sponsored by School Art Supplies.
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Tagged brisbane, Brisbane arts, photoemulsion, print studio, printmaking, screenprinting
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Invisible garden
Photographs from my exhibition at Gatakers Artspace Maryborough. Exhibition continues until February 28th.
Posted in banners and flags, ceramics, Fabric printing, inspiration, mosaics, murals, printing on ceramic, printmaking, screen printing, silk painting, silk printing, t shirt printing, Upatree Puppetry, winged things
Tagged angels, banners, Gatakers Artspace, printmaking, screenprinting, textile design, wings
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Highlights: Chandeliers and Sculptural lighting of the Woodford Folk Festival.
Kez Howell designs the amazing chandeliers and sculptural lanterns for the Woodford Folk Festival. These ingenious creations adorn the venues, lakes and walkways. Kez Howell and Cliff Salaun sculpt, forge, weld, print, paint, dye sew then run the electricity through … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazing lanterns, Cliff Salaun, festival lanterns, Festival Light design, festival lighting, festival lights, Kez Howell, Kez Howell artist, lake lanterns, Light sculpture, sculptural lanterns, Woodford Festival lanterns, Woodford Festival lights, Woodford Festival pond lights, Woodford Folk Festival lights, Woodford lake lanterns, Woodford lantern parade
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Festival season
I visited Maryborough for the Festive heart of Christmas celebrations. There were a range of offerings each day for families, from interactions with rescued wildlife to mural painting. It was held in the historic town hall. It was great to … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas activities, festival activities for families, festival art, festival flags, festivals, hand made Christmas gifts, Maryborough
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Upcycling workshop
Some photos from a workshop I ran for Brisbane City Council: recreating clothing. The workshop was part of the Revive festival, where the speakers addressed the issue of waste from the textile industry and the disturbing phenomenon to junk fashion and … Continue reading
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Tagged printmaking, upcycled fashion
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