This drypoint print by Mandy Renard, another delightful Tasmanian printmaker (go Tassie go!), is so incredibly beautiful I can't wait to see it in person. Look at those gorgeous colours! I was too sick with my cold to go to the opening of Printing Figuratively last night but am hoping when I meet up with the lovely Carmel from Feed the Dog next week (yay she's in town from Sydney for a visit for the Melbourne Design Festival!) that we can incorporate it into a gallery crawl along Gertrude St in Fitzroy. Melbourne winter weather permitting, of course!
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Friday, 11 July 2008
mandy renard
This drypoint print by Mandy Renard, another delightful Tasmanian printmaker (go Tassie go!), is so incredibly beautiful I can't wait to see it in person. Look at those gorgeous colours! I was too sick with my cold to go to the opening of Printing Figuratively last night but am hoping when I meet up with the lovely Carmel from Feed the Dog next week (yay she's in town from Sydney for a visit for the Melbourne Design Festival!) that we can incorporate it into a gallery crawl along Gertrude St in Fitzroy. Melbourne winter weather permitting, of course!
Tuesday, 8 July 2008
figuratively speaking
I'm a huge fan of Tasmanian printmaker Madeleine Goodwolf and so I'm quite excited that her work will be part of a group exhibition in Melbourne from the end of this week called Printing Figuratively at Port Jackson Press in Collingwood. This is one of her etchings titled the turning of winter. Gorgeous! Now if I could just get over this hideous cold/flu I caught a few days so I'm well enough to attend the opening on Thursday night I will be one happy woman.
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