Tonya Graham
Bush Food 2005
Sticks, metal and hundreds & thousands
Each size variable Overall H: 1740 x W: 1000 x D: 11000mm - POA
Through sculpture I can arrange materials out of context releasing
them into new realms of interpretation.
Artist Contact: ph 6882 0094
Email: tonya13@tpg.com.au |
Debbie Guihot
Spring Goddess 2005
Metal, paper, plaster, and finishing plaster
H: 1670mm x W: 620mm x 490mm - $1200
The work represents the turning of seasons, the blossoming of spring,
and all that is womanly.
Artist Contact: ph 04 13510187 |
Catherine Hale
Murmurings 2005
Chiffon and rope
Each H: 1300 x W: 1100mm - $175 each
This work was conceived in response to the original strains of
apple trees in the orchard. Extracts from a letter written in 1882
by one of the earliest settlers reminds us of the tenacity of our
predecessors. Could Elizabeth have brought the very first apple
seeds over the Blue Mountains?
Artist Contact: ph 6331 3432
Email: halesonviolet@yahoo.com.au |
David Henley
Octopole 2005
Timber and eucalyptus branches
Size variable maximum H: 3000mm
This work reflects the celebration of the medieval seasonal festival
occurring in the earth’s northern hemisphere – the ‘Mayday’
or ‘Maypole’ festival. The migration and integration
of customs is similar to the botanic migration of introduced species
collected at the gardens. The eight branches (offspring) represent
new spirit figures (new species) and are turned upside down the
way the north sees us ‘down under’.
Artist Contact: ph 6342 8441 |
Nancy Hunt
ZENA 2005
Oxy cut & welded steel
H: 2400 x W: 1200 x D:1200 - $8000
After a study tour to Europe & researching the Celtic people,
as an artist & welder I enjoy the fact that they used steel
for exquisite pieces of art. It is a material of strength, able
to succumb to heat for the artist’s use.
Artist Contact: ph 6793 3110
Email nancy@ceinternet.com.au |
Jodie Ivers
Remnants 1-6 2005
Sand and plaster
Size variable Min H: 20 x W:100 x D: 80mm Max H: 300 x W: 800 x
D: 1300mm - Price range from $65 to $450
As the urban sprawl continues to envelope Australia’s agricultural
land much of our rural heritage is lost. However, if we just scratch
under the surface we find remnants of those that went before us
- our recent rural history.
Artist Contact: ph 6334 3529
Email jivers@csu.edu.au |
Christine Lanham
Wedgetail 2005
Recycled agricultural metal
Dimensions TBA - $6000
It has always troubled me that many farmers and farming communities
attitudes to conservation is conditional on the commercial value
of flora or fauna. I have tried to resurrect this bird using the
very implements that have cleared and cultivated its habitat.
Artist Contact: ph 6342 4394 |
Jessica Loncaric
Ghosts 2005
Trancparencies, perspex and metal
H: 1800 x W: 600 x D: 25mm each - $500 each
Viewing the gardens through translucent images of old abandoned
farm machinery, a reference is made to previous activity on the
site and act as a reminder of constant change.
Artist Contact: ph 6361 8158 |
Keith Macleay
Twigloo Cubbies 2005
Branches, fibre, string, wire, wax and plaster
Size variable - POA
For me the cubby house is a powerful symbolic structure, constructed
like a model to become a refuge. It is a place for adventure and
imaginative role play.
Artist Contact: ph 6332 5226
Email: kmacleay@tpg.com.au |
