NORTHERLY SWELL – FEATURING TOTEM BY IVAN LOVATT | FREE
Wednesday, 24 July 2019
TOTEM BY IVAN LOVATT Ivan is an award-winning local Gold Coast artist who has exhibited at SWELL for many years. Delighting and intriguing us all with his ability to transform wire into life like sculptures. From birds, wolves & lions to famous explorer Sir Edmond Hilary and now the local Gold Coast living legend Luther
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SWELL SMALLS GALLERY AT DUST TEMPLE | FREE
Tuesday, 23 July 2019
SWELL SMALLS BY DUST TEMPLE GALLERY SWELL Sculpture Festival in collaboration with Dust Temple Gallery bring you the 2019 SWELL Smalls Exhibition. AN EXHIBITION OF SMALL WORKS CREATED BY A SELECTION OF SWELL 2019 ARTISTS. JUST A SHORT DRIVE FROM CURRUMBIN BEACH, VISIT DUST TEMPLE TO EXPERIENCE THIS ECLECTIC SPACE AND ENHANCE YOUR ART COLLECTION
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#SWELLSNAP2019 – SEAN SCOTT PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION AT SWELL 2019 | FREE
Tuesday, 23 July 2019
#SWELLSNAP2019 13-22 September 2019 Take a photo that depicts PEOPLE, ART & PLACE at SWELL 2019! Sean Scott is the official judge of the #SWELLsnap2019 Photography Competition. Entrants are invited to take SWELLsnaps that visually depict PEOPLE, ART & PLACE at SWELL Sculpture Festival 2019 and upload them to Instagram from 12am on Friday 13
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OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT AT SWELL – RUBBER JELLYFISH | FREE
Monday, 01 July 2019
OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT: RUBBER JELLYFISH Presented in partnership with the Gold Coast Film Festival When – Saturday 21 September, Currumbin Beach Arrive: from 5pm Screening: 6:30pm – 8pm. Following the screening, join us for a Q&A with the filmmaker Carly Wilson. Where – Currumbin Beach, southern side of Elephant Rock, Pacific Parade, Currumbin FREE For
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IN CONVERSATION WITH ELIZABETH POOLE
Friday, 21 September 2018
Elizabeth Poole is a Queensland artist who lives on the Sunshine Coast. Her work Rebirth: Blooming Yellow Wave / Medals Blooms is a reflection of an earlier installation during the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. Writer Nicole Browne spoke with Elizabeth about what inspires her art practice, her connection with nature and how this evolves
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IN CONVERSATION WITH SEABASTION TOAST
Wednesday, 19 September 2018
“I USE PLEIN AIR PAINTING (AND INDEED ALL STUDIES FROM LIFE) AS AN EXERCISE TO PUSH ME OUT OF MY COMFORT ZONE AND ENGAGE DIRECTLY WITH THE SUBJECT IN A LESS STATIC MANNER.” Write Nicole Browne took time with Seabastion Toast to find out how she discovered Plein Air Painting and how it consistently inspires
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IN CONVERSATION WITH GLENN BARRY
Friday, 14 September 2018
“THESE STORIES AND THIS DISCOVERY OF MY ABORIGINAL HERITAGE, THE CONVERSATIONS, CONNECTIONS, IS WHERE ART FOUND ME. THE ART FOUND ME AMONGST MY IDENTITY.” GLENN BARRY IS A QUEENSLAND ARTIST WHO LIVES ON THE GOLD COAST. HIS WORK IN COLLABORATION WITH BRIAN KEAYES LIGHT ROCK COMMENTS ON A CONTEMPORARY WORLD, WHILE UTILSING SOME ASPECT OF
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IN CONVERSATION WITH CATE COLLOPY
Friday, 07 September 2018
Cate Collopy is a Queensland artist who lives in Brisbane. Her work Fantastic Plastic – Land, Sea and Air Penetrato has a strong environmental focus with a playful yet calculated message. Writer Nicole Browne spoke with Cate about what provokes the environmental themes in her work and about life as an art therapist. Fantastic Plastic is the
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IN CONVERSATION WITH IVAN LOVATT
Thursday, 30 August 2018
IN CONVERSATION WITH IVAN LOVATT “TAKE AN ORDINARY PIECE OF MATERIAL AND DON’T NECESSARILY MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF THAT MATERIAL BUT TURN IT INTO SOMETHING ELSE, SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH THAT MATERIAL, AND SEE WHERE YOU CAN APPLY THAT TO CREATE SOMETHING – ART DOESN’T NEED TO RECOGNISABLE” Ivan Lovatt is a
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THE HEALING MOVEMENT OF ART THERAPY
Wednesday, 29 August 2018
Writer Katlyn Anderson How art reduces anxiety and depression A great deal of research has been conducted in recent years on the effect that both viewing and creating art can have on supporting people’s mental health. The findings have been incredibly encouraging and many studies show that art therapy is particularly effective at helping alleviate symptoms
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