Artists Afloat

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May 21, 2010 at 10:05 am | Posted in exhibitions | Leave a comment
Tags: artists, community, exhibitions, not for profit, paintings, sculpture

Artists Afloat – In the City    5th  –  10th  July 2011

Artists Afloat Inc. hit Brisbane city in a big way. Their exhibition In the City was an exploration into exactly that.

10 of our Moreton Bay Region members exhibited including  Jo Wooler, Julie Wecker, Phil Tamblyn, Daniela Talassi, Sandra Skodnik, Carol Moss, Kim Mancini, Kelvin Hawley, Shirley Frodsham and Jeanette Butler. Together they showcased a selection of dynamic works from paintings to sculpture, inspired by urban city scapes, buildings, feelings, thoughts and ideas evoked by a city.

If you missed it, you can view a video of the work here

If you would like an invitation to future Artists Afloat exhibitions throughout Australia email Jo Wooler – email@mojocreations.com.au

 

 

Artists Afloat – On the Island   8th  –  25th June 2010

On the Island was the second dynamic exhibition of Artists Afloat Inc. inspired by life ‘on the island’. Featured member artists from the Moreton Bay Region included Jeanette Butler, Shirley Frodsham, Leigh Gordon, Kelvin Hawley, Kim Mancini, Phil Tamblyn, Julie Wecker, Jo Wooler, Rischelle Brooks and Sandra Skodnik.

This colourful and inspiring exhibition was officially opened by former Moreton Bay Region Councillor and arts enthusiast Koliana Winchester. Showing until Friday 25th June at the Matthew Flinders Gallery, 191 Sunderland Drive, Banksia Beach – Bribie Island this exhibition was a must see!

Did you dare to cross the water and visit this unique collection of wood sculpture, stainless steel sculpture, acrylic / watercolour / mixed media paintings? Did you seize the opportunity to invest in an original piece of art by one of our talented Moreton Bay Region artists?

If you missed it,  contact Jo Wooler – email@mojocreations.com.au to receive an invitation to the next dynamic exhibition of Artists Afloat coming to an area near you.

Thank you to Andie Moss Photography for the images of our opening night – enjoy!