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NEXT GROUP SHOW – THE ART OF DATING SPONSORED BY MEL & CO. SPECIAL EVENT SATURDAY 1ST OCTOBER 6PM

Group Show- The Art of Dating

INVITING ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT IN OUR NEXT GROUP SHOWGroup Show - The Art of Dating - Tap Gallery

Inviting artists to submit artwork for our next group show.

THEME: THE ART OF DATING.
There is no shortage of inspiration for this one. It can be a beach scene, a walk in the park, food, a kiss, skipping in the rain. Use your imagination. Deliver artworks to TAP Art Gallery by 29th September. $25/artwork

Sponsored by Mel & Co, we will have a peoples choice encouragement award voted by the attending guests.

Complimentary drinks for the first to arrive.

The bar will be open & Canapes will be served.

Coinciding with the event will be the launch of Mel’s new business venture:

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And…There’s A Light On – Niki McDonald 5th – 18th October. Drinks with the artist Saturday 10th from 12-4pm

And… There’s a Light On – Niki McDonald

5th – 18th October 2020

Opening – Saturday 10th October 12-4 pm

And… There’s a Light On, an art exhibition, is a response to the Sydney Craft Week theme, Change Maker. Immersion in the gallery space will offer a sensory shift for the viewer. The space is compact, and the textile art is hung Salon style for limited visual resting places, artwork titles draw on song lyrics to evoke mood and past experience. The artwork is tactical, and touch is encouraged on some pieces, bowls of sweets are offered creating small dopamine hits. The artist’s intention is to provide a space for sensory immersion as an intermission from the unfolding world at large. Niki McDonald, Tapestry Girl, employs the half cross stitch traditionally used in needlepoint tapestry to find the balance between playfulness, industriousness and urban sass.

 

Anna Wheeler & Anastassia Balachova

Mon 19th – Sun 1st November. Opening: Wed 21st 5 -8 pm

Selected works are now available for viewing and sale in the online gallery.

Anna Wheeler graduated from the National Art School in the year 2000.She is a painter currently living in Darlinghurst who has had over 10 solo exhibitions since art school. She describes her painting as abstract figurative.She loves colour in her paintings and of course in her life!

Some of her favourite artists are Basquiat, Willem De Kooning, Chagall and Frida Kahlo. She says “I paint mainly from my imagination and my dreams of this wild world we live in! I let my brush do the talking.I use energetic brush strokes and wild colour.I like the paint thickly and richly layered and textured.

This current body of work has a number of influences such as Feminism, the Australian bushfires of 2020 and of course the current global pandemic Corona Virus.Her painting made this year “Pink Sphinx in Corona Times” is a dreamlike image of how suddenly the Corona Virus was “everywhere,surrounding all of us.The Sphinx is surrounded by Corona but yet she remains strong and beautiful.It is a painting saying there is hope.We will get through this..”

Anna has been a finalist in many group art prizes such as the Brett Whiteley Travelling Scholarship,Mosman Art Prize,Lloyd Rees Art Prize and Waverly Art Prize.She is in Australian collections aswell as international collections such as France,England,China and Thailand.

Anna was exhibited in the International Women’s Day Prize at TAP GALLERY twice. She received 2nd prize one year and this year received 1st prize for the People’s Choice Award.

Anastassia Balachova also studied at National Art School, has had many solo exhibitions and has been prolific in her work. More to come about Anastassia.

See you all at the opening

Wednesday 21st October 6pm.

 

Covid safe practices are adhered to during the exhibition.

 
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ARTISTIC CATCHUP GROUP 21 – 27 October, opening Tues22 @ 6pm. Artists talk Sunday 27th 22pm

The Artistic Catchup Group is a collective of some 20 emerging artists from the Greater Western and Blue Mountains area.

The group first met up at the beginning of 2019 under the guidance and mentorship of former head of painting and drawing, Shadee Selim. It was his vision to bring former students and like-minded people together and create a dynamic environment in which all could be inspired to start their visual arts practice once again.

Together, the group has worked hard, inspiring and encouraging one another and building on this vision to create a strong group of creatives, each working on their own ideas and themes, developing their own unique style. The result is a large collection of visual artworks that celebrate courage and commitment, talent and diversity.

It is with great pleasure that we share this diverse and exciting range of works with all those who visit TAP Gallery.

We warmly invite you to view works on exhibition from Monday 21st until Sunday 27th October, 2019.

 

 

Artistic Catchup Group

Exhibition

 

Official Opening by

Dr David Cubby

Tuesday 22nd October at 6pm

Drinks, nibbles and meet the artists

 

Artist Talks & Afternoon Tea

Sunday 27th October at 2pm

Works on view from 21st until 27th October 2019

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TAP Art Gallery