In celebration of our 8th birthday,
the Serpentine Community Gallery is hosting the very special members' exhibition
"Walking in tall grass"
from 5th to 20th November 2014
Gallery volunteers Anna, Blake, and
Michael help install "Walking in tall grass"
A $500 art prize is being offered for the best entry which will be judged by
Lismore Regional Gallery's Brett Adlington and
the Serpentine's co-founder Corinne Batt-Rawden.
"Walking in tall grass" is open to our artists' interpretation.
Painters, photographers, sculptures, performing artists, installation artists etc are all WELCOME!
The winner will be announced at the opening celebration on Friday 7th November.
A few scenes from the
opening night celebration -
speeches,
entertainment,
art and artist
appreciation
Judge Brett Adlington,
winner Scott Whittingham, gallery committee members Helen Creed and Anna Dorrington
with Lismore Major Jenny Dowell.
Serpentine Art Prize 2014 winner Scott Whittingham
with his winning work 'Subconscious Awakening'
'Walking in Tall Grass'
charcoal on paper
Artist Statement
The young girl in the drawing
has been a feature of some previous
oil paintings and drawings of mine.
I was inspired to do this drawing
of her ‘walking in tall grass.’
I love the excitement
that children feel
when confronted with
something new to them
– even tall grass.
Artist Statement
I am a local artist
with a passion for all animals,
domestic and wild.
This is a lioness I saw on safari in Botswana.
We were surrounded by a pride of lions
while we changed the tyre on our vehicle.
Painting this lioness
takes me back to that moment.
‘House of Sappho’
oil on canvas
Artist Statement
Homage to Gustav Courbet
“When you walk
in another’s footsteps,
you will never
overtake them.”
SUFI
'Alternating Realities'
mixed media
by Scott Whittingham
'Swamp Magic'
oil and mixed media
by Susannah French
'To Walk'
'Or Not To Walk'
photography, prints on canvas
by Sue Alford
'Windows'
oil on board
by Suzy Maloney
Artist statement
I am an artist
living on the Northern Rivers
and this painting
depicts my environment.
Each ‘window’
shows a different aspect
of where I live.
'Renaissance of Another Kind'
mixed media
by Anna Dorrington