Christine Dyer, Graham Hay, Dee Jaeger,
Bill Jeffrey, Irene Poulton, Stewart Scambler
present
Bill Jeffrey, Irene Poulton, Stewart Scambler
present
Beyond Ritual
their exhibition of new ceramics, textiles, paper and bronze sculpture
at
The Church Gallery, 264 Stirling Highway, Claremont, W. Australia,
12 August - 26 August, 2001.
at
The Church Gallery, 264 Stirling Highway, Claremont, W. Australia,
12 August - 26 August, 2001.
Details on the artistsChristine Dyer works with the juxtaposition of hard/soft using a wide range of materials including clay, rope, steel, feathers and cloth to produce sculptural forms. "In 'Beyond Ritual' I want to extend the boundaries of the usual use and context of my materials" said Christine. Click here for images and details
Graham Hay compresses and carves donated magazines, art journals and reports into solid "knowledge objects". He also creates "organisational objects", from paper clay - the merging of ceramic and paper technology and aesthetics.Click here for images and details
Dee Jaeger says "The female figure is the central subject of my works in clay. I aim to express something of the contemporary 'female condition' in response to my own environment and representation of the female form from art history." Click here for images and details.
Bill Jeffrey uses bronze as a medium for his sculpture, with these works he endeavours to illustrate the link between the mind that thinks and the body that feels - Memory, sight, thoughts, - the watcher influences what is seen as the artist-the artist watches the watchers. Click here for images and details.
Irene Poulton presents more of her tall multicoloured ceramic figures. For this exhibition she explores the Rite of Passage, the movement of an individual from one state to another as we prepare for a particular "role". Click here for images and details.
Stewart Scambler says "I make simple objects, that through their involvement in the daily ritual of life, can carry intellectual and spiritual significance.” Click here for images and details.
This exhibition celebrates 10 years of the artists exhibiting together. Their exhibitions together include Thermal Shock at the Bridge Gallery in 1992, Thermal Shock II at the 1994 Art and Craft Expo in Fremantle, AfterShock at the Moores Building in 1995, Committed at the Fremantle Arts Centre in 1997 and Tempus Fugit (Time Flies) at Gomboc Galleries in 1999.
The exhibition will be opened by Paula Silbert, Arts Consultant & Presenter of Smart Arts on Radio Station MIX. 94.5 fm, on Sunday 12 August at 2.00 pm. The Church Gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday; 10am - 5pm and Sunday; 2pm - 5pm until 26 August, 2001.
Image designed by Bill Jeffrey and created by Connor Beaver
Graham Hay compresses and carves donated magazines, art journals and reports into solid "knowledge objects". He also creates "organisational objects", from paper clay - the merging of ceramic and paper technology and aesthetics.Click here for images and details
Dee Jaeger says "The female figure is the central subject of my works in clay. I aim to express something of the contemporary 'female condition' in response to my own environment and representation of the female form from art history." Click here for images and details.
Bill Jeffrey uses bronze as a medium for his sculpture, with these works he endeavours to illustrate the link between the mind that thinks and the body that feels - Memory, sight, thoughts, - the watcher influences what is seen as the artist-the artist watches the watchers. Click here for images and details.
Irene Poulton presents more of her tall multicoloured ceramic figures. For this exhibition she explores the Rite of Passage, the movement of an individual from one state to another as we prepare for a particular "role". Click here for images and details.
Stewart Scambler says "I make simple objects, that through their involvement in the daily ritual of life, can carry intellectual and spiritual significance.” Click here for images and details.
This exhibition celebrates 10 years of the artists exhibiting together. Their exhibitions together include Thermal Shock at the Bridge Gallery in 1992, Thermal Shock II at the 1994 Art and Craft Expo in Fremantle, AfterShock at the Moores Building in 1995, Committed at the Fremantle Arts Centre in 1997 and Tempus Fugit (Time Flies) at Gomboc Galleries in 1999.
The exhibition will be opened by Paula Silbert, Arts Consultant & Presenter of Smart Arts on Radio Station MIX. 94.5 fm, on Sunday 12 August at 2.00 pm. The Church Gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday; 10am - 5pm and Sunday; 2pm - 5pm until 26 August, 2001.
Image designed by Bill Jeffrey and created by Connor Beaver
