Tap Gallery * Enchanted Garden
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Announcing the PYRMONT ART PRIZE 2022 in conjunction with the Food & Wine Fair 28 & 29 May 2022
Pyrmont Art Prize
Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th May 2022
SPONSORED BY DERIVAN PAINTS
Calling all artists – Pyrmont Art Prize 2022. Sat/Sun 28/29 MAY 22 at Pirrama Park, Ultimo. Entry $20. Works up to 40×50 cm on stretched canvas (no frames or glass). Use your own canvas, or collect a canvas from TAP Art Gallery, 259 Riley St, Surry Hills (12-pm daily)
CALL: 0400610440. Submit works to TAP Art Gallery by Wednesday 25TH MAY 12-6PM.
TAP will be giving 2 art classes at the Festival on Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th May at 2-4 pm
All materials supplied including aprons and you’ll have a finished masterpiece to take home.
Book your tickets using this link for “Van Gogh’s Cat” class on Saturday 28th May: 2pm
and this link for “Bondi Life Savers” class on Sunday 29th May:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/painting-in-the-park-bondi-life-savers-tickets-327897539367
In conjunction with the Pyrmont Food and Wine Festival.
A group exhibition featuring
Calling All Artists to TAP SALON SHOW in conjunction with the performing arts play ‘RAPE & OTHER ACCEPTABLE PRACTICES’
SALON SHOW – in conjunction with the performing arts play ” RAPE & OTHER ACCEPTABLE PRACTICES” an Australian play written by Dr. Daniel Widdowson and directed by Sylvia Marie Keays which will run from 17th – 30th May.
A commentary on unacceptable social problems. The power of artists’ interpretations and solutions on the power of rights and abuse.
Entry $25 and artworks to be delivered to TAP Gallery by 15th May.
NATURE & THE NUDE EXHIBITION 3RD – 9TH MAY 2021. MARTIN YUSUF & CHRIS RYAN
MARTIN YUSUF & CHRIS RYAN
NATURE & THE NUDE EXHIBITION 3RD – 9TH MAY 2021
OPENING NIGHT TUESDAY 4TH MAY 5PM
ARTISTS TALK SATURDAY 8TH MAY 3 PM
Nude by Chris Ryan
Nude 2 by Chris Ryan
Former Sydney firefighter Chris Ryan studied Fine Arts at the National Art School in between shifts at Darlinghurst Fire Station. “Creative Arts was something I always enjoyed and I found it particularly therapeutic after many years of being in stressful situations.I have for the past 13 years divided my time between my rural property at Mudgee and Ubud ,Bali which I have found Inspirational. I find drawing the human figure Is like meditation and I get lost in the marks being transcribed onto the paper. An energetic and at the same time relaxing experience.”
Martin Yusuf