Small Worlds Sculpture Prize Exhibition
ARTIST GALLERY
Annie Long
About the work:
Annie Long is an Australian visual artist with ceramic and mixed media sculpture at the heart of her practice while concurrently painting in oils. Her artworks serve as a catalyst for dialogue, encouraging viewers to connect with the environment, nature, and the stories that shape the world around them.
About the artist:
Annie Long is an Australian visual artist with ceramic and mixed media sculpture at the heart of her practice while concurrently painting in oils. Her artworks serve as a catalyst for dialogue, encouraging viewers to connect with the environment, nature, and the stories that shape the world around them.
Price | $1200 - $300 each
For sales, contact the artist
www.annielongart.com
@annielongart
Ancestral Patterns
Jo Norton
About the work:
Jo’s work displays a variety of skilful approaches to the ceramic discipline, including domestic pottery, large vessels and sculpture. Exploring the capacity of the material to create works across a variety of scales including small porcelain vessels, large stoneware vessels and site specific installations.
About the artist:
Jo has curated eight exhibitions for Northern Rivers artists within a dedicated gallery space in the M-Arts Precinct. She mentors and encourages the development of installation-based works within the region. Jo’s work has been featured in Swell Sculpture Festival, Artisans in the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, and the Byron Bay Writers Festival.
Price | $3100 - $150 each
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www.thrownbyjo.com
@thrownbyjo
Watch your step
1800 ReclaimAmelia Batchelor
About the work:
This work symbolises a combo of stately Red Tailed Black Cockatoos, perched, prospecting, and surveying a landscape. The inevitability of nature finding its way with challenges of habitat depletion and the survival of species. Each piece illustrates and embodies the struggle, the rebuilding and finding of changed perspectives, to become resilient.
About the artist:
Within Amelia’s practice, she has an obsessive need to gather and document histories, anatomy, traces of life and in particular, the evidence of life lived in nature. The resulting accumulation of ‘stuff’ provides her endless opportunities for artistic speculation and shared appreciation.
Price | $1800
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@mealieart
Dave Hickson
About the work:
The work depicts a pair of Plovers (Masked Lapwings). Following unprecedented flooding in our region a pair of plovers nesting beside the local canal, squawked and flapped around in the night as the rising flood water engulfed their eggs. A microcosm of a disaster that unfolded in our region. We need to do all we can to prevent the worst extremes of climate.
About the artist:
Dave majored in sculpture at the National Art School in Sydney, winning the Julian Beaumont Sculpture Prize in 2002, and graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in Sculpture in 2003. In 2005 he completed a Graduate Diploma in Education at the University of Technology in Sydney (UTS) and is now a part time sculpture teacher at TAFE NSW campuses in the Northern Rivers. He primarily works from his studio in Ocean Shores.
Price | $3600 each
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www.davehickson.net
@davehickson1
Plover’s ProtestJo Norton
About the work:
Jo’s work displays a variety of skilful approaches to the ceramic discipline, including domestic pottery, large vessels and sculpture. Exploring the capacity of the material to create works across a variety of scales including small porcelain vessels, large stoneware vessels and site specific installations.
About the artist:
Jo has curated eight exhibitions for Northern Rivers artists within a dedicated gallery space in the M-Arts Precinct. She mentors and encourages the development of installation-based works within the region. Jo’s work has been featured in Swell Sculpture Festival, Artisans in the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, and the Byron Bay Writers Festival.
Price | $2100
For sales, contact the artist
www.thrownbyjo.com
@thrownbyjo
Watch your step1800 ReclaimAmelia Batchelor
About the work:
This work symbolises a combo of stately Red Tailed Black Cockatoos, perched, prospecting, and surveying a landscape. The inevitability of nature finding its way with challenges of habitat depletion and the survival of species. Each piece illustrates and embodies the struggle, the rebuilding and finding of changed perspectives, to become resilient.
About the artist:
Within Amelia’s practice, she has an obsessive need to gather and document histories, anatomy, traces of life and in particular, the evidence of life lived in nature. The resulting accumulation of ‘stuff’ provides her endless opportunities for artistic speculation and shared appreciation.
Price | $1800
For sales, contact the artist
@mealieart
