The works of Jennifer Baker, Marisa Ballinger and Rosemaree Loredo are inspired by memories of family, experiences of spirituality and myth, and informed by their strong links to nature. Found materials feature in their works, referencing familiarity and the then and now. Storytelling aspects of their lives are represented in 2D and 3D forms and include ceramics, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and acrylic painting.
Opening at 5.30pm on the 3rd May
Image: Rosemaree Loredo, Found Gumnut, 2023
Fill Your Eyes 2 continues to explore the expansive field of two-dimensional arts practice, including Printmaking, Painting and Drawing. The works in this show push the boundaries of what can be depicted via a flat plane. The resultant works enact various strategies to articulate each artist’s individual ideas and ongoing investigations.
Opening at 5.30pm on 22nd March
Image: Group Show, Fill Your Eyes, A Block Gallery 2023
This exhibition reveals a series of artworks focused upon the circumstances and challenges of everyday life. The work demonstrates the capacity for 3D arts practice to create new environments which explore the of creating new environments in the gallery setting. The group of artists involved have produced these works as a response to personal sites and destinations as tactile responses to the human condition.
Opening at 5.30pm on 9th February
Image: Jennifer Baker, Frog Pond 2023
It is our pleasure to invite you to the opening of Soil & Mortar by Peter Osborn and Johanna Park. We will be joined by
Associate Professor Kyle Jenkins from the University of Southern Queensland, to officially open the exhibition.
Light refreshments will be provided and attendance is free – bookings essential via warwicktickets.com.au
SOIL & MORTAR | Peter Osborn and Johanna Park
This exhibition presents visual outcomes from the research projects of Peter Osborn and Johanna Park, from the
School of Creative Arts at the University of Southern Queensland.
Through expressing human interaction with the natural landscape and the built environment, they explore the
inherent influence of continuous change upon both realms.
Terrain brings together ceramic work by ten students,
lecturers and alumni of the University of Southern
Queensland. The exhibition illustrates the breadth of
possibility offered by the medium of clay both conceptually
and in terms of process.
Free event | All welcome | No bookings required
Exhibition on display 7 February – 3 March 2024