Let us introduce you to the finished Re:make artworks, fresh from the exhibition. These works are available for sale, with all the proceeds going towards the art program at East Sydney High School (more information about the school here). If … Continue reading
Meet the Re:make artworks – this first set of artworks sold at the exhibition. We’ll be presenting the artworks that are still available for purchase in a forthcoming post. 1. Lilly Blue – Salvaged. Read about Lilly’s remake journey here. 2. … Continue reading
Thanks to everyone who came along to the Re:make exhibition opening and made it such a fantastic afternoon. We’ll be posting details of the remade artworks soon, for now here are a few photos from the exhibition and opening.
With only one sleep til the opening tomorrow, here’s a final collection of details from the remade artworks. From top left, clockwise: Sharon Kitching; Lilly Blue; Inga Dalrymple; Jonathan Howard. We’re looking forward to revealing the works tomorrow afternoon … Continue reading
Here’s another sneak peek of details from the remade artworks we’ll be exhibiting on Saturday. From left, clockwise, we have: Garry Trinh; Simon Yates, Joel Cameron; and Sarah Goffman. These works will all be on sale to raise funds for … Continue reading
We’ve been collecting the finished artworks for Re:make over the past few weeks and we can’t wait to show them to you on Saturday – they’re eclectic, surprising, and we love seeing what each artist has done with their found … Continue reading
The sale of artworks from the Re:make project will raise funds for East Sydney High School, a unique community school which has been operating in Darlinghurst since 1976. The school provides access to education for students who have had difficulty … Continue reading
Joel Cameron is a self taught Sydney based artist with projects ranging from illustration to sculpture. Joel’s technique and style is the unique practice of “Dimensional Illustration” fusing illustrated styles with sculpture to create another dimension for an image to exist in. … Continue reading
Sharon’s work explores the interaction between colour and the psychological aspects of portraiture. Influenced by historical photography and an interest in true crime, her paintings are often portraits of people who might have existed. Mainly painting in oils, she tends towards … Continue reading
Emily Hunt works in printmaking (primarily etching), watercolour, collage and ceramics. She has a deep interest in the history and aesthetics of German Renaissance print-making, caricature and absurdist and satirical publications. Emily completed her Master of Fine Arts (Print Media) … Continue reading
Lilly Blue is an artist, educator, publisher and mother currently based in Sydney, Australia. With a background in physical performance, installation and community arts, her current practice is driven by an ongoing interest in co-authorship, documentation, figurative personal landscapes, visibility, conflict, attention, … Continue reading
Kathy describes her photography: “The nature of my work varies between still and moving images, but always involving people and the stories and feelings they evoke. I am lured in by the way visuals and color palettes affect our feelings, … Continue reading