MALENY ART

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Botanicals and Porcelains at Artworks

On show at Maleny Artworks Gallery during April is an exhibition of botanical art by the Beerwah Botanical Art Group. Artists Jane Thompson, Kay McKee, Robyn Graham, Joanne Bowen and Beryl Robertson present a collection of the finest watercolour paintings exploring the wonderful diversity, beauty and idiosyncrasies of the Australian bush.

and ...

Complementing the botanicals is an exhibition of over 70 fine porcelain and glass vessels professionally painted by Queensland members of the Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers. Items on exhibition range from ornate lustre vases to small jewel boxes and framed tiles.
Artists represented are … Sandra Bernaitis, Sandra Deleacy, Una Edwards, Sandra Evans, Valda Heath, Kerry Horeczyj, Margaret Jones, Ann Manion, Pamela Prince, Merril Robbins, Nerida Shannon, Helen Vincent and Jan Young.

upstairs 50 Maple Street - ( PO Box 163) - MALENY 4552
07 5429 6566 - info@malenyartworks.com
www.malenyartworks.com
Gallery open Wednesday to Sunday - 10am to 4pm(closed Monday and Tuesday

Friday, March 13, 2009

Michael and Michele

New exhibitions just opened at Maleny Artworks Gallery ... wonderful cly vessels from Buderim artist Michael Pugh ... and ... mixed media paintings from Glasshouse Mountains artist Michele Deveze ...

upstairs 50 Maple Street - ( PO Box 163 ) - MALENY 4552
07 5429 6566 - info@malenyartworks.com
www.malenyartworks.com
Gallery open Wednesday to Sunday - 10am to 4pm(closed Monday and Tuesday)

Sunday, February 1, 2009

New Exhibition at Maleny Artworks

currently showing at the Gallery ...

Park Life

by Kylie Taggart

... a series of paintings interpreting the natural abstraction of the local mapleton forests ...

and

Bling it on ...

by Shelley Allsopp

... a collection of crystal, semi-precious and seed beaded neckwear ...

exhibition runs 28 January to 25 February

Australia Day Picnic

Maleny Artworks hosted an Australia Day Picnic in the garden on Sunday 25 Jan ... Oz Day eve ... everyone turned up dressed in something 'true-blue' and celebrated our Australia in good COMA style ...