Maleny Image 14: the best of ...

The Frog Gallery in Maleny is host to an exhibition of small artworks by members of COMA - the Collaboration of Maleny Artists. Artists were invited to submit works - 12" x 12" - that had not  been shown in previous COMA exhibitions. The show runs for a fortnight until 03 December.





COMA Exhibition - Upstairs Gallery

Coma Exhibition



COMA Exhibition - Upstairs Gallery



Noela Mills


Annie Atkinson



Audrey Raymond - images de plumes 



 

  

Audrey raymond - images de plumes

  

Barry Smith  



Carol Jackson



Chris Salomon and Kevin Lang



Christine Elcoate



Mieke van Sambeeck 



Diane Summer 



Fiona Dempster



Christine Elcoate



Gaynor Hardinge



Barry Smith





Noela Mills - triptych



Heather Jones



Fiona Dempster



Janice Scullion



Christine Elcoate



Judy Berlak 



Kaye Stevens



Ken Munsie



Chris Salomon and Kevin Lang



Kim Schoenberger



Mieke van Sambeeck



Mieke van Sambeeck



Ken Munsie



Judy Berlak





Noela Mills - pair



Philippa Stewart-Hall



Mieke van Sambeeck



Rosemary Almberg



Sally Fisher



Stephanie McLennan



Grace Thomsen



I hope you have enjoyed previewing this exhibition ...

the show is on at the Treefrog Gallery - Montville Road - Maleny

22 November until 03 December 2012

 ... please visit the Gallery to view this fine exhibition ...



Summer is definitely close - my first gardenia for the season ...





Flags for Peace 2012

The International Day of Peace is today ( Friday 21 September ) and special activities and celebrations have taken place all across the globe.

A few members of COMA decided to join in the celebrations of peace by running our own Maleny Peace Event.

This idea is the original dream of our blogger friend Mary Jane Dodd in the US ...  http://flagsforpeace2012.blogspot.com.au     ... and her flags for peace project is aimed at uniting people from around the world in a mindful, cooperative and interactive way by sharing images of flags made and flown on this day 21 September.

So the idea for us was that we make a set of peace flags in whatever way spoke to us - metal, paper, fibre, wood - even feathers.anything we wished to use ...we then hang them somewhere on your property and took a picture of them in situ  ...

Here are are our contributions ... 

 Audrey Raymond - A Covenant for Peace - rescued feathers from a Cattle Egret, Macaw and Rainbow Lorikeet

 Barry Smith - Rainbow Peace Flag - made from abandoned umbrellas

 

Christine Elcoate -created these peace flags with school children whilst doing a weed printing project.

 

 Christine Elcoate - welcoming flags above her front door 

A welcome to the peaceful Dempter-Smith studio   

 

 Fiona Dempster - her 'weather-grams' have been growing on the tree for a few weeks now and each day there are more and more.

 Barry Smith - Peace carved into block of sandstone

installed at Booroobin Retreat

 Ken Munsie - quoted Mother Teresa "peace begins with a smile"

 Ken Munsie - Peace Unshackled greets visitors in the garden

 Kim Schoenberger - rusty rural peace flags - 

letters cut by water-jet through the rusted metal.

 Mieke van Sambeeck - peace flags over the dam.  

 More from Mieke - raku clay tiles

 Noela Mills - brilliant flags sending a strong message up the street

 

 Rosetta Book Shop - Maple Street window display on the theme of peace

Steve Powell - cut from different clay bodies using a water jet cutter .

 Maleny Library - Peace Artists Books in the main entrance - 

Noela Mills, Fiona dempster, Barry Smith and Ken Munsie

 Ken and Michael - Be still and let the peace of this place wash over you - installed at Booroobin Retreat

 

Stephanie McLennan - Dove of Peace at her front gate - with the peace dog

 

 

and what could be more peaceful than a spray of purple wisteria from my garden - as seen from my kitchen window . ..

 

Imagine all the people living life in peace. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us, and the world will be as one. 

... John Lennon

 I hope your day has been peaceful ...

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