Serpentine Arts

Miniatures

From the 7th December 2016

until the 24th January 2017,

the Serpentine Community Gallery

is pleased to present

"Miniatures"

- a festive season show

featuring artworks by members

with a theme of miniatures/smalls.

A Christopher Boffoli miniature

A 'Miniatures' exhibition is a great opportunity for local artists

to showcase a variety of their works,

or to create a series/group of works about a particular idea or message.

It’s also a great time of year for our Northern Rivers' creatives

to make beautiful and unique miniature gifts to share with the world.

This end of year show of small artworks

(size: 30cm x 30cm - two dimensional

or 30cm x 30cm x 30cm - three dimensional)

is open to all members.

Works are to be submitted to the gallery by the 4th of December 2016.

In the spirit of Christmas, artworks can be taken at the time of sale.

The opening celebration will take place on Friday the 9th of December 2016, from 7pm.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

The opening celebration

'Wonder if he needs a hand?', thinks artist/gallery volunteer Ken Swan (left),

as, within minutes of the exhibition's opening, he spots Serpentine committee president Guy Ingram

being mobbed by enthusiastic art-lovers rushing to buy some of our local artists' latest works.

The artworks

'Shaman'

acrylic

by Bronwynne Coutts

'Horse'

pencil

untitled

Chinese ink

'Lismore Park After The Floods'

pen and acrylic

by Marie-Lise Laviolette

'My Australia'

acrylic

by Janet Hassall

'Porcelain Impression 1'

ceramic

by Julia Stewart

'Digital Decadence'

photography & cgi

'Steel Blue - small'

earthenware

'Tenterfield'

by Ken Swan

'Anxious'

mixed media

'Fixed In Time'

Bronze

Neriage jewellery

porcelain

by Dawn Thirlaway

'She Sees'

acrylic on canvas

by Corinne Batt-Rawden

'Light Years From Anywhere'

acrylic on canvas

by Leigh Arnold

'Lightness of being'

pencil on paper

by Shay Collyer

'Margot Fonteyn Inspired Tutu costume'

fabric

by Marilyn J Smith

'Broken Head'

oil on canvas

by Carolyn Cleak

Desk Lamp, Camera Lamps & Mandala Cubes

photography, recycled/re-purposed objects

by Tony Allison

'Dynamism'

photography

by Rachael Windress

'Chinaman's Beach'

oil on board

by Glenn Murray

'Dawn'

Oil on canvas

by Michelle Gilroy

'Snake'

oil on board

by Michael Clifton

'Bluey'

acrylic on paper

'Buff'

acrylic on paper

by Theodore Kennett-Raj

'Dog in Pink'

mixed media

'Raise a Glass to Exponential Bank Profits'

ink

'Sculpture No1'

mixed media

'Sculpture No2'

mixed media

artworks by Lindsay Hunt

Neriage vase, bowls and jewellery (porcelain), and wall plaques (mixed media on canvas) by Dawn Thirlaway.

'Carrington Bazaar,

old PO Lismore'

ink pen drawing

by Marie-Lise Laviolette

'Tiphareth'

acrylic

by Bronwynne Coutts

'Gold Torso, small'

gold crackle on

earthenware

by Ray Moller

'Bushdance'

'Homepath'

untitled

'Stream'

'Twilight'

artworks by Ken Swan

(above and right)

untitled

untitled

untitled Chinese ink and

mixed media works by Chang

'Decisions'

mixed media

by Kim Coleman

'Pretty?'

mixed media

by Kim Coleman

'The seeing eye'

pencil on paper

by Shay Collyer

'Ballina River Sunset'

'Loft's Pinnacle'

'Sunset on Tallow Beach'

'Cape Byron and People Study'

'Summer Study Broken Head'

'Sunset on Tallow Beach 1'

'Mount Warning from Belongil'

'Red House on the Hill'

oil paintings by Carolyn Cleak

'Sunset on Tallow Beach 2'

'Presbyterian Church in Byron'

'Tallow Beach Study'

'Sentinel'

acrylic

Handmade and painted earthenware plates

'Wollumbin, Cloud Catcher'

acrylic

'Pretty Little Black Eyed Susan'

acrylic diptych

artworks by Janet Hassall

'Looking Out For Counrty'

acrylic on found object

'Inquisitive Love'

clay

'I'm Listening'

acrylic on found object

by Corinne Batt-Rawden

'Ramases' Gift'

photograph

'Siichort's Portrait'

prismacolor on paper

'Siichort's Dream II'

oil on canvas

artworks by Martyn Fox

'Landscape'

oil on canvas

artworks by Michael Clifton

'Rock I'

oil

'Rock II'

oil

'Home Sweet Home'

watercolour

'Abortion'

watercolour and ink

'Listening to the Rolling Stones'

ink

artworks by Wera Teves

'Camera Lamp - Polaroid Zip'

mixed media

'Table lamp' & 'Mandala Cubes'

artworks by Tony Allison

'Camera Lamp - Canon 300'

mixed media

'Civilisation 1'

'Terania Valley'

mixed media artworks by Fiona McConnachie

'Digital Decadence 1'

'Digital Decadence 2'

'Spring'

photography & cgi by Sue Alford

* ALSO ON VIEW AT THE SERPENTINE DURING "MINIATURES" *

The people have spoken and the winners of the 2016 Serpentine People’s Choice Award are:

1st - Michael Clifton's striking oils on canvas piece ‘Gaia in Chains’,

winning $200 donated by the Serpentine,

2nd - Gilbert Laurie's stunning acrylic on board work 'Booragah Boothrum',

winning a $100 voucher donated by Armistead's Quality Picture Framing and Gallery

3rd - Kim Coleman's gorgeous little watercolour ‘With Humour In My Pocket‘

winning a $50 art supplies voucher donated by Premier Art and Framing.

'Gaia in Chains'

by Michael Clifton

'Booragah Boothrum'

by Gilbert Laurie

'With Humour In My Pocket'

by Kim Coleman

artworks from 'Decadence' - A celebration of 10 Years of Art and Community - November/December 2016

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