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“Every child is an artist; the problem is staying an artist when you grow up.” – Pablo Picasso In 2023 exhibiting artists were challenged to create a work which exemplified their quest to maintain a childlike approach to creativity. The judges were impressed by a glass work by Kimberley Ivory titled Desert Dusk. Kimberley’s explanation […]
50 students and teachers from a number of Central Coast schools participated in a series of workshops again this year provided by Art At Work artists. This program is part of the annual Art At Work Festival of Creativity held in November at Red Tree Theatre, Tuggerah.
Bobbi Oliver’s take on the stages of life won the People’s Choice Award for 2023. Bobbi’s figures are made using wire as a frame, then cloth and cast ceramic or resin body parts. Simon Tressider’s Frilled Neck Lizard, a steam punk steel construction from found parts was the runner up.
Senior students from five local high schools schools attended a day of workshops with some of our artists. This was run through an Education Pathways program offering the students the opportunity to meet and work with a variety of artists and to experience a range of different techniques, from printmaking to painting. Each student completed […]
Artist Challenge – Sponsored by Stone Real Estate – Kelcie Bryant-Duguid and Bronwyn Hunter were joint winners, Kelcie for her Banksia flower, Bronwyn for her brown paper packages. People’s Choice – Winner – Marion Mikkelsen for her painting titled Renewal Second place – Jessica Irwin for her drawing titled Cheshire Cat. Third was Sharon for […]
Every year Art At Work exhibiting artists are invited to enter a work into the Artsit Challenge competition. The theme for 2022 is “My Favourite Things”. The entries are as varied in subject as they are in style. Please Feed the Birds by Glenn Mabbott is an acrylic on canvas tryptich. Glenn explains “every morning […]
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In 2017 there were few ways a Central Coast artist could exhibit without paying high fees or commissions. One local artist decide to find a new way to connect with the community.
They’ve featured some of the most talented creatives to have ever called the Central Coast home, and now art@work are gearing up for their most grand exhibition yet.
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