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Members - New Works
27th April 2012: Opening of
New Works,
an exhibition showcasing
a diverse selection of artworks
fresh from the hands
of our local artists,
on Friday at 6pm.
Serpentine Community Gallery
members have each
been invited to submit
up to 5 artworks
- 'new experimental styles
along with the latest creations' -
not previously exhibited at the gallery.
New Works
will be on view until the 7th May.
The art
Artist Statement
“This artwork called
‘Blood Red’
symbolizes a young woman
who has lots of natural confidence
and life energy.
The colour red represents
fire, blood, heat and power.
It is also the colour of
romance, passion, youth,
beauty and emotion
- the colour of soul and heart.
I began painting this artwork
because I was inspired by
using bright colours
as tone to create a face.
I love art
(mainly sketching and painting)
because there is so much
chance and variety
in whatever you can make”.
- Courtney Albertini,
April 2012
'Well In My View'
Mixed media on paper
in recycled window frame
by ValerieThompson
- Proceeds to Protect
Tasmania's Ancient Forests
'Crazy Time Series 1'
'Crazy Time Series 2'
'Crazy Time Series 3'
'Crazy Time Series 4'
Photography by Rachael Windress
'Byron Bay Emotions'
Oil on canvas
'Fantasy Island'
Mixed media, resin on canvas
'Lismore Mist'
Oil on canvas
'Sustainable Futures'
Photography
'Journey to Lismore'
Pastel on paper
'Die Wogen Glaetten Sich'
('The Tide goes in, the tide goes out')
'Over The Poppy Field'
'The Sun
Will Shine Again'
Mixed media on canvas works by Blume Franziska
'Bondi Girl'
Acrylic on linen
'Modern Gooch Nude'
Acrylic on linen
'Dom'
Acrylic on canvas
'I LOVE NYC'
Acrylic on linen
'All Aboard'
Acrylic on linen
'Torso silhouette 1'
'Inca'
'Torso silhouette 2'
Ceramic works by Ray Moller
'Emerging From Darkness'
by Sue Alford
The opening
Music by harpist Elfie and guitarist Tommy welcomes all.
Artists, family, friends and local art-lovers gather for the opening of New Works.
From left: Courtney Albertini (centre) with her grandmum Inez and mum Angela;
Rachael Windress; Corinne Batt-Rawden (centre) and Christine Devine (right).
Many conversation starters
Art for all ages
All eyes on the artworks
The magic of music fills the gallery with John on cello and Rodney Sharpe on clarinet
joining the night's performers Elfie and Tommy for an impromptu New Works opening night gig.
Thank you guys!!!
New Works is on view until the 7th May 2012.
SERPENTINE COMMUNITY GALLERY
17 Bridge St, North Lismore, NSW, 2480.
Contact (02) 6621 6845 or serpentineartsgallery@gmail.com
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