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FEBRUARY 8 TO
MARCH 16 2008 |
COSMIC ABSTRACTIONS
Amazing cosmological photographs by David Malin and ceramics by Arthur Maclean which have been inspired by
these photographs.
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FEBRUARY 8 TO
MARCH 16 2008 |
gins_leap/dubb_speak
A multi-media installation including four video screens by Indigenous artist rea
Toured by dLux media arts
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FEBRUARY 8 TO
APRIL 6 2008 |
SINK OR SWIM
Large format works on paper incorporating a range of print media by printmakers Geraldine Berkemeier and
Gary Shinfield. The show is themed around the "fragility of our lonely barques", and includes references to Ian Fairweather's famous raft trip
and other notable voyages.
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2 MAY TO 1 JUNE |
VALLEY TO
THE SEA
The Concept of
Shared Land Works
by Rick Andersen, Donald H.Green, Tanja Riese, Jacqui Ryding and
Nicole Vandersteegen, all associated with the Bega region of
NSW. The
exhibition was curated for Bega Regional Gallery by Richard
Maude, and in order to develop a thematic and aesthetic
unity, the artists were each mentored by Mandy Martin. An unusual
idea, and a good exhibition! |
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21 March to 27 April
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SVEA'S CUP OF TEA
Svea Bjornsson's wearable art is inspired and spontaneous. Her works are usually created from recycled
materials..often tea bags, which she transforms into beautiful works of art.
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5 October to 4 November 2007
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OUT OF THE BLUE
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Yves Klein's declaration of L'Epoque Bleue, 15 artists of
the Central West make installations, sculpture, and wall works in homage to the great French artist/poet.
Curated by Tim Winters for ORG.
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April 11 to May 25
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LAYERS
TRACKS AND TRACES
A collaborative exhibition in multi media by two important Central West artists,
ceramicist Ros Auld and sculptor Gabriella Hegyes
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30 MAY TO 20 JULY |
PRIVATE
TREASURES PUBLIC PLEASURES 2
An exhibition of
200 works in most media drawing upon 37 local private
collections of Orange district. 20 years ago Private Treasures 1
was held.... this is an exhibition showing what has changed in
collecting art since then.
Features very
many important works by artists such as Whiteley, Napangardi,
Macleod, Drysdale, Olsen, Boyd, Shead, Coyte, Namatjira,
Cossington Smith and many others.
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29 AUGUST
TO 5 OCTOBER
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DEFIANCE
Small sculptures
and maquettes from 15 sculptors of the Central West, all being
members of the Rogue Sculptors Group. The theme, as with the
"Rogues" is indicative of the feeling of "them and us"
experienced by some sculptors.
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8 July to 24
August
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YINAA
BULA-NGUMBAAY
This
means “Ladies Three” in the Wiradjuri language, and features
the work of Trish Carroll-Freeman, Nyree Reynolds and Joanne
Reid, all well known Indigenous artists of this area.
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18JULY
to 31 AUGUST |
AN
INDEPENDENT MIND Peter
Andren MHR 1946 - 2007 A
compendium exhibition of memorabilia, photographs, media clips
and sound, recording the life and career of the late Peter
Andren MHR, the man who gained a deserved reputation as the
"conscience of the Parliament".
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6 JUNE TO 13 JULY
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A
CEREBRAL ODYSSEY
A rare one man
exhibition by the important Outsider artist Anthony Mannix
.
Anthony Mannix
has recently shown at Halle St Pierre, Paris and in the
Adelaide Biennale.
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24
OCTOBER TO 30 NOVEMBER
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A
CLEAR VIEW
Creative
images from a digital free zone
A
collection of 50 photographs, commercial, journalistic,
editorial and personal shots over a lifetime of
photographic endeavour across five
continents by 5th generation Australian
Barrie Flakelar
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25 JULY TO 14
SEPTEMBER
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CREATURE
COMFORTS
Phillip
Hammial Retrospective
A retrospective
exhibition of sculpture and other works by artist and poet Phil
Hammial, one of the leading lights of Outsider Art / Art Brut in
Australia and internationally.
This is the
largest exhibition ever shown of work by this artist, who is
recognised in other countries but overlooked in his own.
Creature Comforts
features work from a forty year art making career and has been
borrowed from many private collections.
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5 SEPTEMBER TO 18 OCTOBER
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SHIBORI UNLEASHED
- MARGARET BARNETT
Recent works in the artist's preferred techniques of Shibori,
originally a Japanese traditional technique to shape and
dye textiles. Margaret Barnett lived in Orange for many years,
but is now resident in Queensland, where she has become a
leading fibre artist working in many different fields including
wearable art and sculpture.
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21 NOVEMBER 2008
TO 11 JANUARY 2009
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IN THE
WORLD - HEAD HEART HAND
17th
Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial 2006
Toured
by Tamworth Regional Gallery this exhibition explores innovation
and stimulates debate about the diverse nature of contemporary
fibre textile practice in Australia.
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10 0CT0BER TO 8
FEBRUARY
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NEW WORKS
IN THE COLLECTIONS
An
exhibition of artworks from Orange
Regional Gallery’s permanent
collection showcasing recent
acquisitions and donations.
Works
include paintings, sculptures, art
clothing and ceramics.
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26 SEPTEMBER 16
NOVEMBER
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AMERICAN
AND EUROPEAN OUTSIDERS
Orange Regional
Gallery continues our focus on Outsider Art/Art Brut with an
important exhibition of international Outsiders collected by
Professor Colin Rhodes, one of the leading authorities on this
artform. Dr Rhodes is currently in Australia as Dean of Sydney
College of the Arts.
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13 FEB TO 22
MARCH
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DUST
MARKS AND MEMORY: IMAGINING LANDSCAPE
An exhibition of
paintings and drawings by local artist and teacher Trevor
Hood, in which landscape is merged with the forms of
architecture
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16 JAN TO 1ST MARCH
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PEARLS OF ARTS PROJECT AUSTRALIA
Continuing Orange's focus on Outsider Art/Art Brut, we
present a remarkable selection of artists with
intellectual disabilities made at the studios of Arts Project
Australia.
The works on show
all come from the collection of Australian Galleries Director
Stuart Purves, who has been associated with Arts Project
Australia for some years.
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6 MARCH TO 19
APRIL 2009
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NEIL
CUTHBERT: THE PAINTER'S PROGRESS
A survey
exhibition of the work of Neil Cuthbert, Australia's leading
contemporary painter of figurative narrative. Cuthbert was born
in England, and paints in the great theatrical
traditions of Hogarth and Stanley Spencer.
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27 MARCH TO 3 MAY
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PETER
SAWA PHOTOGRAPHS: ETUDE OP 32
Thirty two years
of Japanese expatriate Peter Sawa's photographs, most of them
made in Australia, ranging from photo-journalism, portraiture
and landscapes to pinhole photography.
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13 FEBRUARY TO 22
MARCH
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AROUND
THE WORLD IN 4745 DAYS
Scott Gilbank was
based in Jakarta as an Advertising photographer 1994 -2007. This
exhibition showcases a fabulous diary of images of his travels
around the world from that base.
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27 MARCH TO 3 MAY
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NEW WORK
BY SUSAN HOLMES
An exhibition in
conjunction with the TAFTA Forum held in Orange.
Sue Holmes is a
New Zealand Artist famous for her wearable art. The exhibition
features recent work but also some Sue Holmes works borrowed
from The World of Wearable Art Museum near Nelson NZ
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8 MAY TO 28 JUNE
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MAMANA MAMANTA
A collaborative glass exhibition
by Dutch artist, Luna Ryan, with Tiwi Island artist Jock Puautjimi.
toured by Craft ACT.
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8
MAY TO 14 JUNE
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MY FORMER
SELF
Paintings by
Central West Outsider artist David Toombs
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I MAY TO 7
JUNE
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DAYS OF
SUMMER
A remarkable new
woodcut series by Salvatore Zofrea, celebrating the response to
the beauty of flowers, landscape and birds in Australia.
Mostly made after relocation to a new studio in Kurrajong NSW, .
the exhibition includes some large paintings. as a bonus!
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9
JUNE TO 5 JULY
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TIM WINTERS: FROM
ISLAND TO ISLAND
From Australia to Orkney
Recent paintings
and prints by Tim Winters representing the fruits of his
Artist in Residence in Aberdeen Scotland at Peacock Art Centre.
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12 JUNE TO 26
JULY 2010
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A ROCK 'n
ROLL ODYSSEY :1966 to
1968
Photographs by
Colin Beard when he was working for Go Set Magazine.
International and Australian bands - The Stones, Easybeats,
Troggs, Mommas and Poppas, Hendrix, Masters Apprentices, Sonny
and Cher, The Who, Cat Stevens...Colin Beard was where it was at
man!
The first time
these fabulous performance and candid shots have been exhibited.
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31 JULY TO SEPT
13
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WALL TO
WALL
Post-punk
Rock Posters
Curated by
underground artist Glenno Smith, this exhibition features a
fantastic array of "in your face" music promotion and
cultural material since the eighties. Glenno knows everyone in
the scene, and this exhibition shows it. Glenno is fast losing
his underground status, with recent successful shows of his own
art in Japan and America.
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31 JULY TO 6
SEPTEMBER
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DOUBLE
VISION
Recent ceramics
and metal sculptures by leading Australian ceramicist Alan Watt.
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September 19 to November
1
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Orange
Blossoms - The Garden Show
The history of gardens
and garden art and design in Orange district, including relevant
socioeconomic facts and Garden Gnomes.
Funded by ArtsNSW,
a major cross disciplinary exhibition.
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18 September to 18
October
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ACTION/REFLECTION:
A
Neo-Constructivist Exposition
Photography and
multi media painting by Peter Garnick and Mila Grigoriev
Two artists associated
with Melbourne's Blacksphere Gallery.
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23 October to
22 November
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Provincial
Parochial
Four regional artists
interpret and explore themes of peculiarity in the everyday. Bernadette
Wood, Matt Walker, Catherine Hale and Clare Lewis
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5 DECEMBER TO JANUARY 10
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PORTRAITS OF THE
MAYOR
Portraits of the past Mayor
of Orange Cr Reg Kidd. An Orange tradition, local
artists paint the Mayor, these are the results!
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4 September to 11
October
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Harold
Thomas Greenhill: - A Life in
Art 1914 to 1995
An exhibition of
paintings honouring the career of the late modernist Australian
painter
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27 November
to 10 January
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SENTINELS 2
Ceramic and bronze
sculpture by Brigette Enders and oil paintings by Bob Baker, two artists
associated with Canberra and with the South Coast of NSW
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23 October to
22 November
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GARRY SHEAD TOASTS
MAURICE O'SHEA
This exhibition, curated
by Gavin Wilson, is a celebration of the great Hunter Valley
winemaker, Maurice O'Shea (1897 - 1956) by his nephew, the renowned artist
Garry Shead
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26 Feb to 11
April
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OKAVANGO COUNTRY
An exhibition of images
taken in the Okavango Delta (Botswana) by photographer Robert Bruce,
using a special telephoto lens supplied by Canon Australia.
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9 April to 30
May
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ARTCLOTH: Engaging
New Visions
Contemporary International
and Australian artists using the medium of cloth to create a new vision
and movement in art. Mounted to accompany the Textile and Fibre Forum held
in Orange.
Curated by Marie-Therese
Wisnowski for Fairfield City Museum and Gallery
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16 April to 30
May
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BEYOND THE THREE
TREES
a Touring
Exhibition from The Cunningham Dax Collection in Victoria
Art, Creativity and
Education in Mental Health
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4 June to 1 August
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QUINTESSENTIAL
ORANGE
An exhibition by most of
the professional photographers of Orange, in which they move from their
comfort zones to explore in new ways, the heart, body and soul of
Orange. Curated by Vince Lovecchio
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26 Feb to 4
April 2010
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TALES
FROM THE CITY Paintings
by Bernard Ollis and Wendy Sharpe Inspired
by their journeys to various exotic cities, including
Sydney.
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16 APRIL TO
30 MAY
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WILD VISIONS
Paintings and other media
by Outsider artists Janine Hilder and Liz Parkinson, two of the 16 artists
who exhibited in Orange Regional Gallery's Australian Outsiders show at
Halle St Pierre in 2006
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13 August to 12
September 2010
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Drawing
Threads
Young English Artist
Sarah Terrey, founder of Guerrilla embroidery, magically
crosses boundaries in fibre art
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22 October to 28
November 2010
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THREE MEN
AND A LADY OUT THERE
An exhibition by
Outsider artists Phil Heckenberg, David Toombs, Lindsay Nimmo
and Roberta Herben, all artists at one time associated with the
O'Brien centre at Bloomfield Hospital.
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5
November to 12 December 2010
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THROUGH MY EYES
A survey exhibition of the
work of local artist and teacher Joy Engelman. Curated by Orange Regional
Gallery
at left: Joy Engelman
"This Sacred Place", winner of the Cosimo Medici medal at
Florence Biennale 2007
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17 September
to 17 October 2010
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Unsung Heroes
Paintings and Weavings by a
selection of leading Indigenous artists of the Central West, curated by
Annette O'Neil and featuring work by Ken Simpson, Kylie Talten,
David O'Neill, Leon Sutherland, Gail Naiden, Judy O'Neill, Val French, and
Carol Sutherland .
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24 September
to 17 October 2010
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BIOMETASYSTEMS
Recent Sculptures by Bill
Tink. BIOMETASYSTEMS are everywhere; the extraordinary can be found around
us if we view any collection of items as an environment.
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6 August/
19 September 2010
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Seduction
and Subversion: the art of James Guppy 1989 - 2009
A Tweed River
Art Gallery Touring Exhibition that presents an exciting survey of works
produced by renowned painter James Guppy in celebration of the artist’s
20th anniversary of his first professional solo exhibition.
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21 September
to 31 October 2010
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Rivers and Roads :
Ashley and Charles Cooper
A fascinating show curated
by Hawkesbury Regional Gallery of work spanning three generations, from
the highly skilled traditional art of Ashley Cooper (born in Orange),
through the cartography of his son Anthony, down to the post modern work
of his son Charles.
Charles Cooper is
represented in the collections of Orange Regional Gallery, and this show
forms a survey exhibition of his work to date, from his beautiful Colo
hillside paintings to his recent superb "street object"
paintings exploring perspective.
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1 February to 13
March 2011
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OPERATION
ART
The ever
delightful exhibition of children's art from across NSW made to
be displayed in Hospitals .An initiative of the NSW Department
of Education and Westmead Children's Hospital. In Orange to co-incide
with the Opening of our new Hospital.
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4 June to 11
July
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PUBLIC PLEASURES
PRIVATE TREASURES
CERAMICS
An exhibition of fine
ceramics from local collections featuring works from Japan, Indonesia, New
Guinea, Korea and Australia.
Curated by Ros Auld and
Courtenay Hawke
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1 April to 6 May
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Undertow:
Hannah Kay
Touring from
Maitland Regional Gallery, this exhibition from Hannah Kay
explores migration to Regional Australia, particularly to the
Hunter Region. The exhibition has been described by Phillip
Adams as " intensely moving and deeply beautiful, and yet a
paradox"
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11 February to 27 March 2011
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Lineage:
Selected portraits by David Fairbairn 1999 - 2010
Touring from Campbelltown
Arts Centre, the exhibition is drawn from the last
ten years of his work.
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7 December 2010
to 30 January 2011
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"Wicked
Wicked"
An exhibition of
storybook wickedness in paintings, sculpture and mixed media by
artists Lucy Buttenshaw, Pol Cruz, Eryn Mullins and Ralph
Tikerpae, all artists associated with West Wyalong and Forbes
regions
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3 December to 11
February 2011
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Paper
Permanent Collection 3
Mostly prints and
drawings from the collection of Orange Regional Gallery, many
not seen for donkey's years (well not really donkey's years, as
those beasts can live to 40)
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4 February to 20
February 2011
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SCULPTURE
INSIDE : Selected works from the small sculpture component of
Sydney's Sculpture by the Sea
A good selection
from the lively 2010 show, travelling specially to Orange to
kick off our 25th Anniversary celebrations. Note the short
exhibition time.
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18 March to 27 March
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Affordable Art from
Cicada Press
Specially for Art Week in
celebration of Orange's 25th Birthday, many fabulous prints are for sale
from Cicada Press specially selected for Orange by Cicada Director Michael
Kempson. Features works by fabulous printmakers like Elizabeth
Cummings, Euan Macleod, Ian Grant, Adam Cullen, Nicholas Harding, ,
Michael Kempson, Reg Mombassa, Idris Murphy and many others.
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1 April to 6 May
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Windfall
Maps: Textiles by India Flint
This is a
beautiful selection of textile art made by highly regarded
natural dye and fibre artist India Flint. The exhibition will
coincide with the TAFTA conference in Orange
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5 August to 21
August
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The 100
Kilometre Art Show
Paintings
Drawings and Sculpture by about 120 artists living within a
50 kilometre radius of Orange City
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5 November to 12
December 2011
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FESTIVAL OF
STUDENT ART
A 25th
Anniversary exhibition featuring the best school art of Orange
and district
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1 July to 15
August
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Gunther
Deix: Walking Through My Heart
An exhibition of
paintings and drawings by Gunther Deix, one of the foremost
Australian Outsider Artists, and proprietor of the famous
Outsider Gallery and Cafe in Captains Flat NSW.
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