Oak Hill Community Gallery

JULY : ANNUAL MEMBERS EXHIBITION
Introducing the ’John Tallis Prize' donated by the Tallis Foundation (Beleura)

Oak Hill in July is a special place. Log fires crackle, cheerful volunteers greet you, and the Gallery offers an exciting range of traditional and innovative sculptures, paintings, prints and photographs by members of Oak Hill Community Arts Co-operative Ltd.  At Oak Hill art isn't just for the elite. Each July members have the opportunity to show their work in a dedicated space with good lighting, and Mornington Peninsula residents and visitors are welcomed by practitioners enthusiastic to talk about art. For example: Ria Wilson creates colourful fabric constructions, Ian Jensen-Schmidt exhibits evocative acrylics, and Cynthia Johnson's crayon sketch lithograph is great. Often visitors to the Annual Member's Exhibition are aspiring artists themselves but haven't been game to show their work in a solo show. Oak Hill is about encouragement and inspiration. Everybody is encouraged, and talking to others of similar mind may be an artist’s next step towards an exhibition of their own.

Visitors can be assured of some exciting art - large and small, two- and three-dimensional. Affordable!

 

JUNE 2005

CHISHOLM INSTITUTE VISUAL ART STUDENTS (Frankston Campus)

Be excited about the creations of the Second Year Visual Arts Students!

"12 WALLS"   Fourteen Final Year students present Prints, Sculpture, Painting and Drawing.

Chisholm TAFE (Frankston) presents an eclectic mix.  These high quality works show the dedication of emerging artists gaining momentum towards professional artist careers.

4 June to 29 June.  11am to 4pm  Tuesday to Sunday & Public Holidays

Phone 5973 4299

AUGUST 2005
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE

Juana BELTRAN Two rooms of large canvasses. Simply expressive, yet stylised; paint-laden brushstrokes contextualising space and light.

Antoinette BONNICI Spiritually motivated, inspirational ceramic sculpture.

Bibi OSTERMARK Intense colours and forms; abstract and figurative symbolic interpretation of female experience and dreams.

Grace BEER sheer elegance of form employing a delicate line and mark-making within uplifting and meditational themes.

5 August to 31 August. 11am to 4pm. Tuesday to Sunday

Phone 5973 4299