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What's On!in CoLabs and SHAC
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HURRY! Last chance to see this amazing show
Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th November 2019
11 am - 4 pm
Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th November 2019
11 am - 4 pm
Opening times ... Friday 8th November = Opening at 6:30, Saturday and Sundays 11am - 4pm
A Secret Geography I: 10-13 October 2019
We invite you to A Secret Geography, an exhibition of work by Madeline Clare. An opening will be held on Thursday 10 September at 6pm and the exhibition will run over the whole weekend, 11 - 13 October,
11 - 4pm.
Madeline will give an artist talk in CoLab2 on Saturday 12 October at 2pm.
A SECRET GEOGRAPHY I is the first of a series of exhibitions featuring sketches and prints from time spent in deeply secret places. From moors to mountains, tongues to trikonasana, this quietly illuminative work is about paying homage to wholeness and well-being where rhythm and repetition in landscape, inside and out, merge for the organism to be eternally omnipresent. The intensity of Iceland's voluptuous volcanic backdrop and fiery underbelly with its soft, expansive rhythmic undertones has provoked deep and extensive enquiry, which is beginning to be revealed in these emotive pieces.
Madeline has been living, studying and working in Fremantle since 1998. She supports sustainable initiatives, sharing spaces and resources. This will be Madeline’s first exhibition in the Gallery at SHAC.
11 - 4pm.
Madeline will give an artist talk in CoLab2 on Saturday 12 October at 2pm.
A SECRET GEOGRAPHY I is the first of a series of exhibitions featuring sketches and prints from time spent in deeply secret places. From moors to mountains, tongues to trikonasana, this quietly illuminative work is about paying homage to wholeness and well-being where rhythm and repetition in landscape, inside and out, merge for the organism to be eternally omnipresent. The intensity of Iceland's voluptuous volcanic backdrop and fiery underbelly with its soft, expansive rhythmic undertones has provoked deep and extensive enquiry, which is beginning to be revealed in these emotive pieces.
Madeline has been living, studying and working in Fremantle since 1998. She supports sustainable initiatives, sharing spaces and resources. This will be Madeline’s first exhibition in the Gallery at SHAC.
SHAC Sustainability Day
Sept 28th 2019
SHAC presents our annual day of discussion, workshops, talks and art exhibition in our CoLab spaces on sustainability, environment and climate change.
Come and join us for morning coffee at 9.30am, and a whole day programme, with more to be announced!
Eco talks and presentations
10 - 11am - 'Plastic Substitutes that won’t break the Household Budget' with Annolies Truman
11-12pm - 'Electric Vehicle Today' - gold coin donation
2pm Lynne Tinley Artist talk - free
2.30-3.30pm 'Oily Moyly Eco products workshop' - $20 pay on door - Come to this workshop and learn how to make your own washing powder and all purpose spray. All ingredients provided. We will be using beautiful Doterra essential oils with Lynda Moylan.
4 pm Ken Tinley - 'Recovery of Wetlands Worldwide lecture/presentation'- gold coin donation
Sustainable Housing for Artists & Creatives (SHAC)
3 Cower Mews, WGV Precinct, 6162
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K.Ward - Chair, T. Grant - Secretary, A. Bennett - Treasurer
SHACC acknowledges that we are living and working on Bindjareb and Whajuk Noongar Boodjar and pay respect to all Noongar people and Elders, past and present and emerging.
Come and join us for morning coffee at 9.30am, and a whole day programme, with more to be announced!
Eco talks and presentations
10 - 11am - 'Plastic Substitutes that won’t break the Household Budget' with Annolies Truman
11-12pm - 'Electric Vehicle Today' - gold coin donation
2pm Lynne Tinley Artist talk - free
2.30-3.30pm 'Oily Moyly Eco products workshop' - $20 pay on door - Come to this workshop and learn how to make your own washing powder and all purpose spray. All ingredients provided. We will be using beautiful Doterra essential oils with Lynda Moylan.
4 pm Ken Tinley - 'Recovery of Wetlands Worldwide lecture/presentation'- gold coin donation
Sustainable Housing for Artists & Creatives (SHAC)
3 Cower Mews, WGV Precinct, 6162
shacfreo.com
K.Ward - Chair, T. Grant - Secretary, A. Bennett - Treasurer
SHACC acknowledges that we are living and working on Bindjareb and Whajuk Noongar Boodjar and pay respect to all Noongar people and Elders, past and present and emerging.
An Exhibition of Works by
Lynne Tinley
'Earth Grief'
Lynne Tinley, Totem 1, 2011, Acrylic on paper, 70 x 55cm
CoLab2 Gallery, SHAC, 3 Cower Mews, White Gum Valley
Opening: Friday 27th September at 6pm Exhibition open 11am to 4pm 28 – 30 Sept 2019 Artist Talk 2pm 28 Sept EARTH GRIEF is a retrospective exhibition featuring paintings and monotypes from the past 10 years. Darkly evocative, with textured spaces and powerful semi abstract forms, ex African Lynne Tinley’s emotive works emerge from the depths of her despair for losses wrought by the planet’s climate crisis and the inexorable extinction of species.
Lynne has been living and working in Fremantle since 2003. She and ecologist husband Ken are now residents in the Sustainable Housing for Artists and Creatives (SHAC) in White Gum Valley. This will be Lynne’s second exhibition in the Gallery at SHAC. The previous exhibition, lyrical impressions of Booyeembara Park, was successfully received and a near sell-out. |
Madeline Clare
'Secret Geography : prints and sketches'
Opening night Oct 10 at 6 PM – Oct 13 at 5 PM
Rachel Riggs – New Works 2019
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Paintings created spontaneously, from the subconscious, with a psychedelic dream like quality and cosmic imagery on reclaimed canvases - uncensored with unknown outcomes.
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Opening night
share a welcome drink at this first night preview, door prizes and surprises! Date: Thursday 29th August Time: 6.30pm - 9.30pm Free SHAC CoLab2 gallery Address: 3 Cower Mews, WGV, Fremantle 6162 Open: 11- 4pm Fri 30th, Sat 31st Aug & Sun 1st Sept |
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Artist talk
Come and meet the artist, and find out more about the artworks
Date: Saturday 31st August
Time: 1pm - 2pm
Free
Artist workshop
Make a cosmic community artwork painting with artist Rachel Riggs, exploring abstract, contemporary and free flow symbolic imagery. Refreshments provided
Date: Sunday 1st September
Time: 11am-1pm
$20: to book call 0435591243 or email yardworksart@gmail.com
Since becoming a resident artist at SHAC, Rachel's art practice has developed significantly. Living and creating in her studio at home, has taken her in new directions playing with paint, colour and texture.
Rachel Riggs MA in Fine Art - Site and Archive is a multi media artist, exploring the superimposition of discarded fragments, amplified by reclaiming what human kind discard.
'Rachel impresses by the breadth of her artistic interpretation that informs her work, ' Harris museum & art gallery, UK
By drawing on her background in puppetry and children's theatre, she creates stories with visual art works drawn from fairytale imagery, animism and spirit. Her work has a childlike naivety and innocence which is open and unpredictable.
Contact Rachel – 0435591243 for more information
Come and meet the artist, and find out more about the artworks
Date: Saturday 31st August
Time: 1pm - 2pm
Free
Artist workshop
Make a cosmic community artwork painting with artist Rachel Riggs, exploring abstract, contemporary and free flow symbolic imagery. Refreshments provided
Date: Sunday 1st September
Time: 11am-1pm
$20: to book call 0435591243 or email yardworksart@gmail.com
Since becoming a resident artist at SHAC, Rachel's art practice has developed significantly. Living and creating in her studio at home, has taken her in new directions playing with paint, colour and texture.
Rachel Riggs MA in Fine Art - Site and Archive is a multi media artist, exploring the superimposition of discarded fragments, amplified by reclaiming what human kind discard.
'Rachel impresses by the breadth of her artistic interpretation that informs her work, ' Harris museum & art gallery, UK
By drawing on her background in puppetry and children's theatre, she creates stories with visual art works drawn from fairytale imagery, animism and spirit. Her work has a childlike naivety and innocence which is open and unpredictable.
Contact Rachel – 0435591243 for more information