Showing posts with label art gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art gallery. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

New work, of a tapestry kind

So, I have started these new tapestries, and they are a bit the same, and a lot different to work I have done in the past. I guess that's what happens when you leave something alone for long enough. I hope you like...any feedback welcome.
I started this with the idea of "just getting back into it" no real purpose but fun really....
Yes, that is silver thread in there.
And, then finished,
6.5 x 12.5 cms
and a close up
and the back, which I always love, it's crazy back there...
And then it all got me thinking about a whole lot of other stuff, which I don't really want to get to into here...and after some drawings, and paintings , and taking a deep breath, I got to here....
19 x 13.5 cm
which in turn, has lead me here...still going
I know it's weird, that's just where I'm at right now.
xx

Saturday, July 23, 2011

A new place to spend way too long fiddling about

PINTEREST
So many pictures!!!


We have had very bad sickness in our house over the last couple of weeks, that's why it has been so quiet here on the blog.
Sometimes you've just got to not get on the computer.
I was very lucky not to get this THING that made us have to WASH everything! Sick-ups is what I'm getting at.
Oh how I wish I was somewhere else when all of that was going down. Or coming up.
But you can't, because your the Mum, and not sick.
I did go to see the Vienna exhibition at the NGV, and I loved it...that was my day off the nursing duties. But, when I got home everything was worse...much worse. My co leader had come down with the bug, as well as my girl!! Eeeek.
Anyway, that's in the past, and things are looking brighter.
My absolute favorite portrait of Egon

Sunday, September 19, 2010

catching up on photos

A trip to the gallery...Ngv, many months ago.

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Queensland Gallery. Asia Pacific Trienniel


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Originally uploaded by racheljkhine.
This is a sculpture we saw at the gallery. It was made by Yuken Teruya. Cut and torn paper bags make up this work...very clever