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7 October to 6 November 2010

Opening 6pm Thursday 7 October and continuing until Saturday 6 November 2010.

Gallery:   Weathering - Catherine Reid

Highlighting an innovative direction for her practice, Reid presents new hand built ceramic forms. A series of wall and vessel works, magnify subtle qualities of the Canberra landscape through repetition of pattern, form and texture. The works are a narrative of the exploration of landscape, evoking earth drilled core samples, the movement of wind across water or grass, boulders and seed pods.

Gallery:   Crystallography - Al Munro

Munro translates scientific representations of crystal forms through a series of needlepoint textiles. Taking visual source from 18th and 19th Century scientific illustrations the works highlight creative interpretation within the framework of science. The veneer of absolute truth in the diagrams is altered by their rendering in needlepoint and decorative additions, techniques that emphasizes the hand-made and the personal.

Al Munro is currently a candidate for PhD at the Australian National University School of Art (Textiles Workshop).

 

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18 November to 18 December 2010

Opening 6pm Thursday 18 November and continuing until Saturday 18 December 2010.

Gallery:   Liz Williamson: Textiles

The work and practice of internationally esteemed textile designer, Liz Williamson, is celebrated in this exhibition as part of Object gallery's Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft series. The touring exhibition Liz Williamson: Textiles features a majority of new work including scarves, wraps and Jacquard woven works, and provides an insight into Williamson's practice of research and making spanning over 30 years.

 

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  • Liz Williamson, work from the Loop series, 2007-08, woven in cotton, rayon, silk and leather, various sizes. Photo: Ian Hobbs