Artists practicing painting, sculpture, design and fashion explore themes of the Rococo and the Colonial in 'RocoColonial'....
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Tag Archives: Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre
Weapons for the soldier
'Weapons for the soldier' comprises new work by 41 Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists examining complex and varied responses to weaponry and warfare, and the connection to protecting land and country....
Alexander McKenzie: The adventurous gardener
In his first major survey, Alexander McKenzie’s ‘The adventurous gardener’ brings together 42 of the artist’s most significant works, an assortment of celebrity portraits and his signature landscape paintings....
Michelle Cawthorn: Bittersweet
Artist Michelle Cawthorn says that the person she knows herself to be is an amalgam of her experiences and the ‘trace’ that these experiences have left in her memory....
Labours of Love: Australian Quilts 1845-2015
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre is proud to present ‘Labours of Love: Australian Quilts 1845 – 2015’, an exhibition featuring 35 stunning handcrafted textiles made in NSW from the mid 1800s to the present day....
Hazelhurst AT NIGHT
Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre will come alive on Friday 20 March with an exciting night of art, music, food and markets along with a range of creative activities – everyone is welcome! Hazelhurst Gallery Director Belinda Hanrahan said “Many galleries around the world open...
Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger: Colliding Worlds
Working with a methodology of bio-art and using critical inquiry, Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger explores the theory of evolution as a metaphor for change....
Mark Rodda
Rodda’s landscape paintings can be seen as a welcoming zone for the viewer’s personal recollections and reveries, where the landscape is a kind of scaffold upon which to hang ambiguous signposts....
Sublime Point: The Landscape in Painting
The exhibition demonstrates a wide variety of approaches to and uses of landscape in contemporary painting with some interesting intersections as well as differences. It intends to show how artists are featuring landscape in their work as a signifier for aesthetic and cultural issues and understandings.
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