CELEBRATING THE

10TH EXHIBITION - 2018

Yorke Peninsula Art Exhibition OUR THANKS TO...

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Steven Griffith Mayor Ray and Mayoress Claudia Agnew Rowan Ramsey MP Mayor’s Welcome

It is my pleasure to once again welcome you all to the (YP) Art Exhibition and I am honoured to be able to share this special event with the community and visitors to our beautiful region.

The YP Art Exhibition is celebrating its 10th Exhibition having held the first event in 1999, which then turned into a biennial event from 2002. This year is a time of reflection, when we recognise past contributing Working Party Members including the late Councillor Verna Lock, who was a founding member and driving behind the establishment of the Exhibition. Verna coordinated the first two Exhibitions and her memory has continued on with the Verna Lock Memorial Award which is awarded to a Yorke Peninsula subject created by a Yorke Peninsula Artist.

This Exhibition would also not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors listed on the inside cover of this catalogue. I sincerely thank them for their sense of community and support of this major cultural event. Without their continued sponsorship the Exhibition would not have grown and continued to thrive. I hope you will all join me in congratulating everyone associated with the Exhibition for organising such an enjoyable event.

Mayor Ray Agnew

OAM JP

Yorke Peninsula Council

2018 YORKE PENINSULA ART EXHIBITION 1 Chairperson’s Welcome

The 2018 Yorke Peninsula (YP) Art Exhibition Working Party is very proud to present this amazing programme which will be held at three venues through- out the beautiful Yorke Peninsula over the Easter break.

As the Chairperson of the Working Party, I am proud to be associated with such a dedicated group of volunteers. To past and present members, without their support and commitment, our Exhibition wouldn’t exist and be the amazing event it is today.

This year we have expanded upon the Fine Art Exhibition held at Ardrossan to include a Sculpture Exhibition held at and a Photography Exhibition held at Yorketown.

Thank you to our judges who take on the difficult task of awarding prizes for the various categories. Congratulations to all exhibitors for producing such wonderful pieces of art and entering the Exhibition - it is really appreciated. And to all the members of the community and visitors to the region over the Easter break, we hope you will enjoy and appreciate the work of so many talented artists.

Councillor Alan Headon

Kalkabury Ward Chairperson YP Art Exhibition

Yorke Peninsula Council

2 CELEBRATING 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY About the Exhibition

The Yorke Peninsula (YP) Art Exhibition was first held in 1999 over the October long weekend and then moved to a biennial event from 2002. Previously coordinated by a Section 41 Committee of the Yorke Peninsula Council, the Exhibition is now coordinated through a Working Party to promote art within our society.

Celebrating its 10th exhibition in 2018, the YP Art Exhibition will be held over the Easter break. The Working Party has expanded the 2018 exhibition to celebrate a larger variety of art mediums in addition to hosting an inaugural preview event at Ardrossan on the evening of Wednesday 28 March 2018 with the Exhibition then being officially open from Thursday 29 March until Monday 2 April 2018.

The YP Art Exhibition has won two SA Great Regional Awards for Art in 2006 and 2008, an Advantage SA Award in 2010 in addition to being admitted into the Hall of Fame in 2010 for recognition “of outstanding achievements and significant contributions demonstrating excellence in regional leadership". Our Exhibition continues to grow and attracts well-known and new artists at both a state and local level in addition to contributions from local schools representing younger artists within the district.

Although our major focus is art, we also strive through advertisement to attract more tourism and to promote our area as a very desirable holiday spot only two hours from . The Working Party recognises that artists make an important contribution to Australian society, the economy and assisting to drive tourism and provide alternative ways to foster regional development.

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ADAMSON, Hugh 1 Looking to Edithburgh—Acrylic on Canvas $900.00 Depicts a fishing boat in the bay, looking north toward the town.

ADAMSON, Hugh 2 Across the Bay—Acrylic on Canvas $900.00 Similar location as above, looking over a boat to the shacks on the coast.

AITCHINSON, Julie 3 Oceans Whisper—Acrylic, Ink and Resin $1,200.00

AITCHINSON, Julie 4 Butlers Rocks—Acrylic, Ink and Resin $1,000.00

AITCHINSON, Julie 5 Oceans Journey—Acrylic, Ink and Resin $1,600.00

ALDENHOVEN, Brittany 6 Anguish—Mixed Media on Canvas $650.00 Random drip painting with gloss enamel allowed a free-flowing expressionistic approach when creating this artwork. The tangled mass of curling locks is an extension of the free flowing technique used. The portrayal of the subject's ' anguish' is reflected in the child's eyes and pouting lips. The addition of black charcoal and white pastel in areas of light and shade were used on the facial features to further accentuate the form.

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ALEXANDER, Elinor 7 On a Winter Walk, South of Pt Vincent— Oil $330.00 I've always enjoyed Monet's impressions of the Normandy coast. I've found some marvellous coastal views that are now accessible by the Walk the Yorke trail around Pt Vincent and am enjoying trying to capture them in paintings. ALEXANDER, Elinor 8 Time and at West Cape—Oil $330.00 Innes National Park is a special place with the most mag- nificent coastal scenery in SA. West Cape is a highlight with the sweep of the surf beach and views across to sheltered . I was excited by the interplay of the surging waves with the beach sand on a hot day visiting the park.

ALFORD, Mark 9 Cars of Ardrossan – Acrylic on Canvas $300.00 Working in Ardrossan, I am always seeing classic cars. This painting is a tribute to the vehicles that made my day.

BASSHAM, Barbara 10 Tigattack—Acrylic $180.00

BASSHAM, Barbara 11 Down On His Luck—Acrylic $195.00 Copy by B Basham - Original Artist Frederick McCubbin.

BASSHAM, Barbara 12 Calm Before the Storm—Acrylic $420.00

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BENSEN, Jeanette 13 Surf Beach—Acrylic $350.00 Watching surfers through coastal flowers created an interesting contrast.

BENSEN, Jeanette 14 Clare Landscape—Acrylic $350.00 During a sunset drive captured this visually stimulating image.

BOLLMEYER, Claudia 15 On the Right Side of the Gulf —Acrylic $300.00 Sailing up the gulf on a flat calm day when the light was dancing.

BOLLMEYER, Claudia 16 Underwater Wonder—Acrylic $300.00 Fascinated by the varied underwater flora and fauna.

BOND, Sue 17 Max—Pastel $180.00 My favourite subject is animal portraiture, mainly dogs and cats. I have worked in pastel to produce soft, sensitive impressions of various breeds of dog.

BOND, Sue 18 Molly—Pastel $180.00

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BOND, Sue 19 Tramp—Pastel $150.00

BOND, Sue 20 Italian Oil—Pastel $280.00

BOND, Sue 21 Flora 1 & 2 (diptych)—Pastel $220.00

BRAUND, Terry 22 Edithburgh Jetty—Oil $590.00

BRAUND, Terry 23 Singing Honey Eater—Watercolour $500.00

BRAUND, Terry 24 After the Surf, Innes—Watercolour $500.00

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BRENNAN, Pam 25 Sea Escape—Acrylic on Canvas $300.00 Accessible by boat only, this untouched cliff faced land- scape draws you in to the shallows to view its reflection at sunset. Acrylic on canvas, no brush strokes involved, the cliffs face was created with a trowel reflective of its rugged nature and the sea with the freedom of finger painting.

BRERETON, Patricia 26 Cottage Terowie—Pastel $450.00

BRERETON, Patricia 27 Porters Lagoon Salt Lake Black Spring— Pastel $450.00

BRERETON, Patricia 28 King of the Outback—Watercolour $250.00

BROOKS, Aileen 29 Walk in the Park—Pastel $450.00 Landscape.

BROOKS, Aileen 30 Eastern Rosellas at Nest—Watercolour $350.00 Nature study.

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BROOKS, Aileen 31 Gallah and Feathers—Pastel $200.00 Nature study—mixed media.

BROOKS, Aileen 32 Hard Worker—Pastel $300.00 Portrait style.

BROOKS, Aileen 33 Splash of Blue—Pastel $250.00 Floral arrangement.

BURMAN, Ian 34 Sagging Sheds Near Ardrossan—Synthetic Polymer Paint on Board $750.00 My paintings are primarily of disused or decaying buildings in rural settings. The Yorke Peninsula has an abundance of these. My principal focus is to present these buildings in a sympathetic light while concentrating on the geometry and colour evident in them.

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BURMAN, Ian 35 Old Shearing Sheds Near Price—Synthetic Polymer Paint on Board $750.00

BURMAN, Ian 36 A New Set of Angles—Synthetic Polymer Paint on Canvas $1750.00

BURTON, Brianna 37 Washed Away—Oil Paint $1900.00 This painting is a self portrait and expresses my vulnerabil- ity at a time of loss. The shower became a comfort zone and a place to escape from my emotional reality.

BURTON, Cassidy 38 Port Victoria Pelicans Set—Acrylic on Canvas $60.00 An acrylic painting inspired by photographs that I had taken at one of the beaches at Port Victoria. It depicts the serentity and beauty of the local landscape.

39 CAMPION, Kirsty Wild Flowers—Mixed Media on Canvas $350.00 Late Entry—view and sale only

CAMPION, Kirsty 40 Untitled—Acrylic on Canvas $400.00 Late Entry—view and sale only

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CAMPION, Kirsty 41 Potted Flowers—Acrylic on Canvas $250.00 Late Entry—view and sale only

CHESHIRE, Julieanne 42 Spaces—Acrylic/Collage $400.00 'Expression for me does not reside in passions glowing in a human face or manifested by violent movement. The entire arrangements of my picture is expressive. The place occupied by figures, the empty spaces around them, the proportions. Everything has its place' Henri Matisse. My artwork needs to be viewed from a few metres back to see the effect the spaces make.

COLLINS, Sharon 43 Country Scene (A) - Oil $350.00 Fun and playful using bright colours. An oil painting on canvas expressing a naïve style of our beautiful country.

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COLLINS, Sharon 44 Country Scene (B) - Oil $300.00

COOPER-LOCK, Heather 45 Rifle Butt Beach, Port Victoria—Oil on Canvas $950.00 Rifle Butt Beach painted in oil on canvas, is a local treasure on Yorke Peninsula and is beautiful with all the colours nature can provide all year.

COOPER-LOCK, Heather 46 Story Time—Oil on Canvas $620.00 Story Time painted in oil on canvas, shares my love of antique dolls and treasured grandchildren.

COOPER-LOCK, Heather 47 Bobby—Oil on Canvas $350.00 Bobby painted in oil on board, is a faithful, intensely devot- ed companion who enjoys the countryside.

COOPER-LOCK, Heather 48 Little Nana Nap—Pen and Watercolour $220.00 Little Nana Nap is a delightful depiction of something many of us will recognise, painted in water colour and pen.

COVENTRY, Carol 49 Storm Clouds Building—Pastel $295.00 Eyre Peninsula new Elliston SA.

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COVENTRY, Carol 50 Beachcombers—Pastel $250.00 Seagulls on a Fleurieu Peninsula beach.

COVENTRY, Carol 51 Leafy Sea Dragon—Pastel $395.00 Found on the south coast near Normanville SA.

CROWE, Teresa 52 Sneaky Wise Raven—Mixed Media $300.00 Acrylic paint, water mixable oil colour & watercolour graphite on canvas. 'Sneaky, Wise Raven' is a self-portrait with stylised images of a raven, owl and fox to represent personal charac- teristics. The raven (crow) references my surname, the owl reflects wisdom and intuition, while the fox image symbolises my solitary nature. The intention of the Van Gogh inspired background was to infer both creative thought and rumination expressed via painterly line and colour. Bold colours reflect my inner Fauve to create a power clash, a mix of contrast and complementary, much like my inner dialogue.

DAVEY, Bruce 53 Yorkes Surf Beach—Oil on linen $500.00 Sand dunes southern Yorke Peninsula early morning. Painted using art spectrum oils on Belgium linen.

DAVEY, Bruce 54 Knights Bay—Oil on linen $1,200.00 Surf beach at Port Elliott looking towards Victor Harbor. Painted using art spectrum oils on Belgium linen.

DAVEY, Bruce 55 Formby Bay from Daly Head—Oil on linen $3,000.00 Southern Yorke Peninsula surf beach painted using art spectrum oils, canvas Belgium linen.

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FOLLAND, Plaxy 56 Banksia Bunch—Oil on Canvas $375.00 Painted winter 2017. A friend picked them for me from her lovely wild garden.

FOLLAND, Plaxy 57 Jug of Melaleuca—Oil on Canvas $190.00 Picked along the road last year from these lovely natives in their full cloudy bloom.

FOX, Pam 58 Beach Girls—Watercolour $200.00

FOX, Pam 59 Beach Day—Watercolour $200.00

FOX, Pam 60 Swimming Class—Watercolour $250.00

GARTELMANN, Roe 61 We’re Waiting—Oil $2,500.00

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GARTELMANN, Roe 62 Towards Ardrossan —Watercolour $600.00 Painting for me is an expression of how I feel about the subject that has caused me to say 'wow' in the first place. I use a variety of media, usually what I feel the subject dictates. My work falls into 2 categories; the works done on site and those done in the studio, and often more abstracted. These are developed from sketches and small- er paintings done whilst travelling.

GARTELMANN, Roe 63 Tanami—Mixed Media $1,500.00

GLAZBROOK, Nora 64 Ocean Rays—Ink $45.00 Only new to the artworld - experimenting making my own ink and using yupo-paper and canvas. Using sharpies and white liquid wipe out to detail aspects of the art. Using brush, alcohol to bleed out colour to create dimension. Use straws to blow ink to create flowers. Love this medium - all are unique when completed.

GLAZBROOK, Nora 65 Flourish of Feathers—Ink $55.00

GLAZBROOK, Nora 66 Wild Poppies—Ink $65.00

GRAHAM, Natalia 67 Following the Wind—Oil on Stretched Canvas $1,300.00

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GRAHAM, Natalia 68 Silent Thoughts—Art Resin, acrylic on Board $650.00

GRANDEY, June 69 Point Souttar Sandhills—Oil $95.00 I am self taught and paint mostly from my own photos.

GRANDEY, June 70 Tea Tree, Point Souttar—Oil $160.00

GRANDEY, June 71 Greek Isles—Watercolour $150.00

GRAY, Jean 72 Don’t Come Any Closer—Oil on Canvas $175.00 Mother and cub sitting, mother protecting cub by staring at whoever is considered a threat.

HAMILTON, Lynette 73 Seven Hills Oldie—Watercolour $435.00

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HAMILTON, Lynette 74 Rustic Oldie—Watercolour $435.00

HAMILTON, Lynette 75 Chat Time—Watercolour $295.00

HANCOX, Trevor 76 Sussex Hen and Chickens—Watercolour $350.00 WATER COLOUR ON 300GSM, 100% Cotton Saunders − Waterford. WC paper, Mounted under glass with double mat in a wooden frame. One of SA 's oldest stone structures forms the rural home for this Sussex Hen & her new family. Enjoy!

HANCOX, Trevor 77 In their Hay Day—Watercolour $350.00 WATER COLOUR ON 300GSM ,100% Cotton Saunders − Waterford WC paper. Mounted under glass with double mat in a wooden frame. Hauling hay, grain and any other produce was the classic role of Clydesdale Horses in days gone by. Enjoy, In their Hay Day".

HANCOX, Trevor 78 Touch of Blue—Watercolour $350.00 WATER COLOUR ON 300GSM ,100% Cotton Saunders − Waterford WC paper, mounted under glass with double mat in a wooden frame. Remnants of rural stock yards form the playground for these 'Superb Fairy−wrens', (Malurus cyaneus). Enjoy a Touch of Blue."

HANCOX, Trevor 79 Tranquillity—Watercolour $295.00 WATER COLOUR ON 300GSM ,100% Cotton Saunders − Waterford WC paper, mounted under glass with double mat in a wooden frame. An early morning walk around these public wetland was very peaceful and ever so en- dearing; hearing, then finding these tiny Superb Wrens. An experience I just had to paint. Enjoy the Tranquillity.

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HANCOX, Trevor 80 Seen Better Days—Watercolour $250.00 WATER COLOUR ON 300GSM ,100% Cotton Saundes − Waterford WC paper, mounted under glass with double mat in a wooden frame. As I painted these old deserted structures of Yorke Peninsula, I found myself re-living a personal connection to rural SA. I'd like to think such a painting evokes memories and conversations, precious to you too.....Enjoy the story that 'Seen Better Days' elicits.

HEADON, Pam 81 Gullible Nipper Sifters—Wool Bay— Acrylic $350.00 The basis of the paintings are from photographs taken by the artist on Yorke Peninsula during visits to the areas of Wool Bay and Innes National Park in 2017. All paintings are original compositions and a different medium used in each.

HEADON, Pam 82 Cape Spencer Dunes—Innes National Park—Watercolour $400.00

HEADON, Pam 83 Innes Rocks—Innes National Park—Oil $600.00

RUDDUCK, Joshua Clint—Acrylic on Canvas $1,800.00 Oversized painting—for viewing and sale only

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HUTCHINSON, Rick 84 Days of Tide and Times - Acrylic Paint on Canvas $1,600.00 My interest is in colour and the process of abstraction. The act of painting is a intuitive process but based on memory, experience of the coastal environment. "The Endless Puzzle of the picture plane, the dance of the mind between precedent, calculation and spontaneity has been a constant fascination" Joe Frost Artist Profile Issue 36. JAMES, Elizabeth 85 Yacht Club Antics—Acrylic & Found Objects $650.00 I have lived and fossicked by the sea in St Kilda (Vic) and now at Moonta Bay. Beach flotsam at St Kilda was largely discarded plastic rubbish, bright colours attracted me. In Moonta treasures are more organic and aesthetic, driftwood, odd rocks, shells and rope. After a storm anything pops up! Much like the rubbish cast offs, the work is based on torn painted paper, embellished with vintage items from my deceased mother’s Price sewing box. Ships play a large role in Y.P. history, Yachts perhaps a more recent folly. However, wherever there are boats & sailors mischief and drinking abound! JUSSERAND, Nicole 86 Yorke Peninsula Scenery—Oil $250.00 It was a scenery from Yorke Peninsula during winter day.

JUSSERAND, Nicole 87 Trio of Bassets—Oil $200.00 I found the bassets so sad by their expression, irresistible painting them was a pleasure.

JUSSERAND, Nicole 88 Irish Setter—Oil $150.00 3/4 of the body of the Irish Setter has been depicted in this painting.

LANDT, Bob 89 And the Band Played On—Watercolour $895.00 The old paddock tree has died after one hundred years. It could no longer go without the water taken for the farmers dam and the sprays used to kill the invading foreign weeds. Now stripped of leaves and life it is no longer a haven for man and the many crea- tures it's shade once protected. Marked for removal it will soon be firewood. There is no new generation to replace it. Children stand under the dead tree limbs happily watching the band march by. They do not realise that next year the place where generations of families have stood will no-longer be there. And the band still plays on. No one looks back, nobody learns and most don't care!

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LANDT, Bob 90 A Flash of Yellow—Watercolour and Ink $895.00 - We as man, have created problems within many places of the world in which we live. We introduce foreign species to the countries we populate and totally change the for the native creatures that are living there. An example is the introduced box thorn that has taken over in many places where native shrubs and plants once thrived. The box thorn then became protection for many of our birds and small creatures. We then rid ourselves of the box thorn considering it as a weed and regeneration of these areas is a slow process. Many of the native species that once thrived no longer have a suitable environment to re-establish, shift or perish. All we have left is a flash of yellow. LANDT, Bob 91 See the Wreckers—Watercolour $795.00 Having owned a panel shop for some time which later became a part of a wrecking yard under other ownership, I saw how things could get out of control. Vehicles stacked on top of each other three to four high in all stages of being broken down. The yard became more and more disorganised until one day the crusher came along and all was gone.. Then it started again!

LANDT, Bob 92 Corner Tree—Watercolour $695.00 In most paddocks there once stood a tree which was left to shelter the sheep, cattle, pigs or chooks. This is one of those trees which are fast disappearing. Its importance isn't often recognised. It also is home to many of the smaller native birds and creatures. They go when the tree goes often for ever!

LANDT, Bob 93 Night Work—Watercolour $395.00 Farming isn't the easiest of professions. It is an occupation that requires the work to be carried out as needed. Open to all that mother nature can create, Often at the beck and call of seasons and the whim of natural disaster. When a crop is ready, it has to come off even if it means night work.

LANG, Margaret 94 Barossa Vista—Oil $1,750.00 These majestic gums on Mengler Hill overlooking the Barossa Valley were just asking to be painted.

LANG, Margaret 95 Cotyledon—Oil $960.00 These very sculptured looking succulent plants grow well in my garden and require little watering.

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LANG, Margaret 96 Flowering Gum—Oil $620.00 I love the red flowering gum and have painted it several times over the years.

LOCK, Geoffrey 97 The Viking—Oil on Canvas $350.00 The Viking was a four masted barque which visited Port Victoria on five occasions during the days of the Great Grain Race.

LOCK, Geoffrey 98 The Cosmopolitan—Oil on Canvas $400.00 The Cosmopolitan was an American restoration. One of the four best Restored Vessels in the World.

LOCK, Geoffrey 99 The Flock—Oil on Canvas $450.00 The Flock is simply a common Flinders Ranges scene of a stockman heading home.

LONGBOTTOM, Susan 100 Ray Ban Reflections—Oil on Canvas $4,500.00 The reflections referred to in the title of the painting provide a point of abstract interest in this expressive female portrait. The large background expanse has been texturally rendered in neutral tones with a palette knife creating a contrast to the washed brush strokes of the subject's face. The large blue sunhat dominates the com- position but a balance is maintained by using the smiling mouth as the focal point. LONGBOTTOM, Susan 101 Side Mirror Sentinel—Oil on Canvas $850.00 In this artwork, the Blue Wren is the focal point and has been portrayed as a sentinel standing guard. The composi- tion provides a quirky two-way-take on the natural envi- ronment that has been depicted. The background has been realistically rendered in greens and yellows revealing dense undergrowth, fungi-encrusted tree trunks and a sweeping tangle of branches. In contrast, the reflection displayed in the side mirror reveals a human presence in the form of a hut, thus creating an element of interest.

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LONGBOTTOM, Susan 102 Beach Huts at Sunset—Oil on Canvas $650.00 Brilliant reds, oranges and purples portray a stormy sunset sky at an unknown beach location. The subdued achro- matic colours in the foreground grasses and the dull col- ours of the beach huts in the mid-ground, were chosen to create a contrast and thus provide the composition with a hazy glow.

LUTZE, Gwen 103

Young Kitten—Acrylic $200.00 Young kitten falling off a limb.

LUTZE, Gwen 104

Oil Sailing Ship—Acrylic $175.00 The old time Sailing Ship.

LUTZE, Gwen 105

Loading Dolomite at Ardrossan—Acrylic $195.00 Loading of dolomite at Ardrossan.

MARTEN, Janet 106 What’s the Joke—Acrylic $250.00 Each painting contains a cat and alcohol.

MARTEN, Janet 107 Scotch—Acrylic $260.00

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MARTEN, Janet 108 Cruisin—Acrylic $260.00

MAYADUNNE, Anne 109 Yorke Peninsula 1—Oil on Canvas $100.00 The colours of this beautiful landscape. Remembrance of the rich Aboriginal heritage.

MAYADUNNE, Anne 110 Yorke Peninsula 2—Oil on Canvas $250.00

McDONALD, Jess 111 Maid of Honour—Watercolour $300.00 In this painting the subject is wearing a formal dress but she has turned up her collar and has a very slight hint of amusement on her face. I aimed to capture this expres- sion in order to show her true beauty and personality.

McENTEE, Margaret 112 In Warren Gorge—Pastel $1,250.00 Majestic gums in the lower Flinders Ranges. A favourite place to be.

McENTEE, Margaret 113 After the Rain—Pastel $650.00 The rush of water over rocks creates a beautiful picture held together with reeds and grasses.

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McENTEE, Margaret 114 Rocky Track Flinders Rangers—Pastel $650.00 Sunlight and Shadows and bright yellow foliage overhang- ing this rocky track became for me a special moment.

McLEAN, Antoinette 115 Solitude—Oil $600.00 An oil painting of a scene south of Edithburgh on the 'Scenic Drive'. Compiled from several photos.

McLEAN, Antoinette 116 Poppies—Pastel $800.00 A picture in pastel of poppies with an imaginary impres- sionistic background using complementary colours. I often grow poppies in my garden.

McLEAN, Antoinette 117 Trevor and Molly—Pastel $400.00 A pastel portrait drawn directly without tracing depicting Trevor's bubbly jovial nature.

McLEAN, Antoinette 118 Fruit—Oil $400.00 Both of theses still lifes were set up in the studio and painted there. Photographs were not involved. I love painting in this way as I can manipulate the lighting and shadows. Fruit has to be painted quickly while it is fresh. I borrowed the ornaments from a friend in 'Autumn'.

McLEAN, Antoinette 119 Autumn—Oil $500.00

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McNAB, Lynne 120 Shearers—Oil $130.00

McNAB, Lynne 121 Storm Coming at Pine Point—Pastel $150.00

McNAB, Lynne 122 Pine Point Wharf—Oil $120.00

McNAB, Lynne 123 Edithburgh Boats—Oil $120.00 Boats in Edithburgh from 20 years ago.

PERTINI, Brylee 124 Curiously Colourful—Oil Pastel and Watercolour $120.00

PERTINI, Kalli 125 Feline Friend—Oil Pastel and Watercolour $120.00

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REUTHER, Annabel 126 Acipathy - Mixed Media

$750.00 Reflects my enduring passion for the ocean and its entirity. The water-based media was best suited to insualise the fluid environment and enabled me to best interpret the depth and uncomfortable nature of the ocean. The alcohol ink medium served a similar function with regard to illustrating depth and enabled me to exemplify the tonal variation be- tween the translucent and opaque colours represented in the ocean. Colour pencil was used to display the intricate detail in the animal illustrations. ROBINSON, Ruth 127 Broken Barrier—Oil on Canvas $380.00

ROBINSON, Ruth 128 Under the Jetty—Oil on Canvas $275.00

ROBINSON, Ruth 129 Bobbin Around—Oil on Canvas $275.00

ROLINSKI, Victoria 130 Coastal Salt Air—Oil on Canvas $1,840.00 I am a plein-art artist. It is the most rewarding and enjoya- ble way of painting. You have a heightened awareness of everythink around you including perspective, light and atmosphere.

ROLINSKI, Victoria 131 Stump Jump Country—Oil and Beeswax on Board $840.00

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ROLINSKI, Victoria 132 Summer Light Burst—Oil on Canvas $840.00

ROWNTREE, Sarah 133 Reflections—Oil on Canvas $1,000.00

RUDDUCK, Joshua 134 Keith—Acrylic on Canvas $1,400.00 Using acrulic paint as a medium, I consider my style of painting as unique. It doesn't fit into just one style or category. The colours and stroke techniques I use come together the very moment I start each painting. I revel in the fact I can express my passion through my craft.

RUDDUCK, Joshua 135 Marilyn—Acrylic on Canvas $1,500.00

RUDDUCK, Joshua 136 The Look—Acrylic on Canvas $1,400.00

RUDDUCK, Joshua 137 Allure—Acrylic on Woodboard $450.00

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RUDDUCK, Joshua 138 Uncovered—Acrylic on Woodboard $350.00

SHAW, Matthew 139 John Lennon—Acrylic and Spray Paint $175.00 My work is bold, bright and colourful street art featuring famous icons and characters using mainly Acrylics and spray paint on canvas.

SHAW, Matthew 140 The Beatles—Acrylic and Spray Paint $175.00

SHAW, Matthew 141 Johnny Cash—Acrylic and Spray Paint $175.00

SMITH, Jean 142 Bottom End Fishing—Watercolour and Ink $300.00 Jetty fisherman (Pt Giles).

SMITH, Jean 143 Taffy—Watercolour and Ink $400.00 Portrait of Taffy, Beagle.

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SNELL, Jimmy 144 Towards the Blue (diptych) - Mixed Media on Canvas $950.00

SNELL, Jimmy 145 Big Hand—Oil and Acrylic on Canvas $575.00

WALLFRIED, Peter 146 The Seven Wonders of Port Wakefield Road—Acrylic on Board $1,440.00 Of course everyone knows the sculptures on Port Wake- field Road. I thought it would be fun to record them be- fore some of the lesser known ones disappear forever.

WALLFRIED, Peter 147 Distant Silos at Long Plains—Acrylic on Canvas $1,350.00 My paintings depict the countryside north of Adelaide along the Port Wakefield road and the land- scapes around Pinery a year after the fires ravaged the land in that area. I love seeing fields of wheat being har- vested and golden fields of canola.

WALLFRIED, Peter 148 The Land has Recovered but the Scars Remain—Acrylic on Canvas $1,150.00

WILSON, Ron 149 Wonders of Wheat—Watercolour $490.00 Tried to get an atmosphere in his paintings, using Water Colour. This series of works, captures the huge amount of work that goes on in this vast land of Harvest time and the size of the vehicles.

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WILSON, Ron 150 That Time of the Year—Watercolour $650.00

WILSON, Ron 151 Nearly Finished—Watercolour $650.00

WILSON, Ron 152 Harvest Dust—Watercolour $550.00

School entries

Nine Schools located on the Yorke Peninsula have entered this year with a total of 105 student entries. 1. Ardrossan Area School—Junior, Primary, Middle and Senior 2. Central Yorke School— Junior, Primary, Middle and Senior 3. Harvest Christian College—Primary 4. Kadina Memorial School—Middle and Senior 5. Maitland Lutheran School—Junior, Primary and Middle 6. Minlaton District School—Junior, Primary, Middle and Senior 7. Stansbury Primary School—Junior, Primary and Middle 8. Warooka Primary School—Junior, Primary and Middle 9. Yorketown Area School—Primary, Middle and Senior

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AITCHISON, Julie 153 Beach $180.00

AITCHISON, Julie 154 Love $180.00

AITCHISON, Julie 155 Pirates Forever $200.00

AITCHISON, Julie 156 Sandy Toes $180.00

AMES, Jodie 157 Nectar Bubble $140.00

AMES, Jodie 158 Reaping Delight $140.00

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AMES, Jodie 159 Flight Path $140.00

AMES, Jodie 160 Graceful $140.00

AMES, Jodie 161 Sunrise Glory $140.00

ARCHIBALD, Ian 162 Archie and Friends $150.00 I have an interest in photographing dogs and aircraft amongst other topics. These three photos reflect my interest in these areas.

ARCHIBALD, Ian 163 Up, Up and Away $160.00

ARCHIBALD, Ian 164 Parky $150.00

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BALL, Steph 165 Reeds $350.00 Vegetation in the local sandhills is diverse and interesting to photograph. The bare stems of Knobby Clubrush and seed heads of Beach Spinifex poke out of the sand where nothing else grows. In this image I have created a stark white background by increasing contrast while allowing darker grains of sand to remain visible.

BALL, Steph 166 Night Barley $280.00 Photographing the stars is both fun and challenging! The milky way is amazing on its own, but finding other subjects to include in the image is half the fun!

BALL, Steph 167 Copper Colours $375.00 The many colours of weathered copper make for inter- esting photography and can appear as abstract art. This is an old copper float from a stock trough. It reminds me of colours of the ocean, a small cobweb becoming a seagull.

BALL, Steph 168 Heelan Coo $350.00 I enjoy editing photographs of animals in black and white with this technique to emphasise expression of character. A local Highland Cow with great eyes and fringe!

BALL, Steph 169 Flaherty’s Beach $375.00 Our magnificent 'Flaherty's' boasts wonderful reflections, awesome colours and amazing sunsets! Here I have used patterns and lines in the sand leading to the chair creating thoughts of relaxation. A texture layer has been included, adding depth and interest.

CAMERON, Lachlan 170 Wild and Free $375.00 Southern Yorke Peninsula dolphins putting on a show for visitors.

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CAMERON, Lachlan 171 Solitary $375.00 Solitary resident roo scanning the southern ocean from Cape Spencer, Innes National Park to Wedge Island.

CHAPMAN, Kelly 172 Summer Tempest $100.00 This image captures the power and beauty of a sudden summer storm rolling into North Beach, Wallaroo YP. A child sits on the beach happily playing, oblivious to the tempest heading their way.

CONGDON, Tahlia 173 Selina $150.00 Selina, La Fortuna, Costa Rica - Selina is the main hostel line in Latin America. Taken whilst volunteering in Costa Rica.

CONGDON, Tahlia 174 Pineapple $170.00 The juiciest pineapples in the world. Pineapples grow by replanting their crowns. Taken whilst volunteering in Costa Rica.

GLAZBROOK, John 175 Look Out! $250.00 Air Force training drill at Minlaton Airport.

HANCOCK, Sue 176 Quindalup at Dawn $165.00

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HANCOCK, Sue 177 Pt Clinton Sunrise $185.00

HANCOCK, Sue 178 Clouds over Corny $185.00

HANCOCK, Sue 179 Dunes in Black and White $185.00

HANCOCK, Tristan 180 Sunrise Over Crop $190.00

HANCOCK, Tristan 181 Berry Bay Night Scape $260.00

HANCOCK, Tristan 182 Berry Bay from Above $190.00

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HANCOCK, Tristan 183 Troubridge Sunset $190.00

HANCOCK, Tristan 184 Berry Bay Dolphin $190.00

HART, Anthony 185 Ethel’s $110.00 A photo taken of Ethel's wreck on a stormy September afternoon.

HART, Anthony 186 Peesey Sunset $100.00 Peesey on sunset with Moorowie Races in the back.

HART, Anthony 187 Pt Minlacowie Sunset $100.00 Random Monday night whilst fishing.

HART, Anthony 188 Rhinos $100.00 An old jetty once used in the gypsum industry.

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HART, Anthony 189 Wheat Sunset $100.00 Taken in December waiting to load grain.

HUTCHINSON, Rick 190 The Continuing History of the Edithburgh Institute $200.00 Photography has been a means to an end and an end point which I have enjoyed. This work is a departure into a more 'studio' approach with the aim of conceptual development with imagination, spontaneous, bizzare elements.

HUTCHINSON, Rick 191 Don Ramsay $150.00 In the genre of portraiture and the pursuit of the shot that tells a story and captures the essence of the sitter (a kind gentle and wise man).

LAWRENCE, Fiona 192 Horseshoe Falls $500.00 Horseshoe Falls in Tasmania.

LAWRENCE, Tony 193 Corny Point $500.00 Black and white photo, taken at Corny Point on a stormy afternoon.

McINERNEY, Emma 194 Cordillo Downs $150.00

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McINERNEY, Emma 195 Manunda Woolshed $135.00

McINERNEY, Emma 196 Barb Wire $50.00

MEYER, Adam 197 Beresford Bore, Oodnadatta Track $260.00 Waking up to the howl of dingoes in the distance, whilst camped at Beresford Railway Siding, on the the Ood- nadatta Track. A stunning sunrise followed, then this scene emerged of a tranquil oasis in Outback .

MEYER, Adam 198 Island Peak, Nepal $280.00 Five Australians and two Nepalese Climbing Sirdars, climb- ing Island Peak (Imja Tse) in Nepal. At 6,189 metres (higher than any mountain in Europe) Island Peak is dwarfed by the 8,516 metre Lhotse, the fourth highest mountain in the world. The common route can be seen on the right face whilst we climbed an alternate route, over two days, with this amazing view. Small participants in a massive landscape. MEYER, Adam 199 McEacherns Beach, Yorke Peninsula $260.00 McEacherns Beach, near Port Moorowie on Southern Yorke Peninsula, is a peaceful place to cool down after a hot summer day.

MEYER, Adam 200 Old Ghan Railway, Lake Eyre South $215.00 Children need to burn off energy when travelling long distances. When the vehicle stopped for a view of Lake Eyre South on the Oodnadatta Track, sisters took an op- portunity to stretch the legs with an impromptu game of chasey.

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MORRIS, Steven 201 Last Rays $600.00 Location: Honiton. Every time I visit family over Yorkes I come to Honiton to relax and soak in the beautiful coast- line. This photograph is very personal to me as I wanted to really capture how spectacular the coast line and cliffs lead there way to the Lighthouse with a classic and stunning Yorke Peninsula sunset.

MORRIS, Steven 202 Twilight Arch $600.00 Location: Pondalowie Bay. Always inspired by the night sky, it’s for ever changing & can be full of colour depending on air glow etc. I’ve had to wait a year to take this photo so a lot of planning had gone into it, picking the right month of the year to capture the milky way in it’s full arch but high enough to capture it during twilight where the last bit of sunlight can be seen, then fades into darkness.

MORRIS, Steven 203 Southern Cross $450.00 Location: Not exactly sure, near Honition. I always wanted to capture a windmill with a starry sky backdrop. After running one of my astrophotography workshops at Wattle Point I was told of these windmills not far from here. So I was shown where they were. I also love how the Southern Cross constellation is right above the windmill which happens to be a Southern Cross windmill.

NITZ, Ethan 204 Corny Point $50.00

NIXON, Hannah 205 Magique $150.00

OSTER, Julie 206 Spring 1 $150.00

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OSTER, Julie 207 Spring 2 $150.00

PADGETT, Carolyn 208 Sunset Fish $150.00 Breathe in the natural wonder in front of you. Fresh salty summer breeze, the beautiful warm pastel colours of the sky … and a spot of fishing. Late Entry—view and sale only.

PADGETT, Carolyn 209 Teenage Temperament $150.00 A moment captured in time of Ash sitting by open fire whilst mulling over the issues of his world.

Late Entry—view and sale only.

PURVIS, Jan 210 Becalmed $220.00 Printed on canvas, these images have been produced using high grade materials. The frames are custom made from Tasmanian Oak by "The Skipper" my husband Bevan.

PURVIS, Jan 211 Cooling Off $220.00

PURVIS, Jan 212 Sand, Sea and Sky $220.00 Life aboard our yacht sailing the waters of Australia, New Caledonia and Vanuatu has greatly influenced my style of photography. Although this simple lifestyle was some- times one of isolation it was always one of great beauty and tranquility.

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REUTHER, Annabel 213 Fifty $585.00 Coastal based photography, captured in Noosa Heads, Queensland. The photograph captures the simplistic living of coastal life and the beauty amongst natural forms.

214 VERMEULEN, John Bunch of Galah’s on Paroo River, New South Wales $320.00

VERMEULEN, John 215 Palm Cockatoo, Cape York Peninsula, Queensland $260.00

VERMEULEN, John 216 Mud Wasp, Gibb River Road Kimberleys Western Australia $170.00

SCULPTURE

DRUMMOND, Cooper 217 A Solid State—Clay $300.00 A clay sculpture depicting the form of water in the still state. The pipe in the wave is a representation of a peeling barrel, it symbolises the exiting of the wave and the flow of water. The wave is made from two different clays and fired in a gas kiln. My inspiration for the piece was not having enough surf, becoming so desperate for waves I had to sculpt my own. Late Entry—view and sale only

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BORG, Alan 218 Mandalay Cray—Driftwood $2,950.00 My art work is inspired by the ocean creatures affected by modern human habitation. Collected from local beaches, recycled driftwood and ocean debris are assembled to create forms that promote consideration and deeper thinking. Every piece of flotsam has a story.

BORG, Alan 219 Ocean Goddess—Driftwood/ Beach Rope $5,250.00

BORG, Alan 220 Mother and Babe $2,350.00

BRAUND, Terry 221 Family Affair—Limestone $400.00

BRAUND, Terry 222 Queen of the Sea—Limestone $1,000.00

BRAUND, Terry 223 Life from Within—Mixed $1,000.00

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CHARLTON, Ian 224 Snake on Black Base—Solid Polished Bronze $950.00

CHARLTON, Ian 225 Sphere—Mild Steel on Round Base $490.00

CHARLTON, Ian 226 Dolphin—Bronze $550.00

CHARLTON, Norma 227 Happy Poles—Poly Pipe High Gloss Enamel Lacquer $550.00 Can be sold separately - 1 pole $175, 2 poles $295, 3 poles $425, 4 poles and stand $550.

CHARLTON, Norma 228 Saturn Rings—Rings of Copper, Bronze, Stainless Steel on Wooden Base $450.00

COULTER, Carol 229 Exposure—Clay $380.00 Moulded by the elements of time, of nature and experience.

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DOUDLE, Anna 230 Over Indulgences: Coffee Pods—Clay and Used Nespresso Coffee Pods $180.00 As a society, we consume exceptionally high amounts of coffee per day. One of the aims of my work was to create an artwork out of recycled coffee pods, re- enforcing the idea of sustainability. As a coffee drinker myself, I also wanted to visually stimulate the viewer with a literal clay sculpture in the shape of a ‘coffee pod’ and then decorated with used coffee pods to promote a light hearted message and to engage the viewer. DOUDLE, Anna 231 Over Indulgences: Chocolate Vase—Clay and Roses’ Chocolate Wrappers $180.00 As a sculptural artist, I wanted to create an artwork about recycling/sustainability. Using clay as my preferred medium, it then came to me that a functional vase in the shape of chocolate is not only visually pleasing, but could also provoke the conversation of chocolate addiction and the wrapper litter that then comes from such a delightful treat!

FERGUS, John 232 Lest We Forget—Steel/Copper $550.00 Made of hand forged steel with copper tags flame col- oured and powder coated clear. A simple sculpture of poppy in hand to remember the millions of casualties of the WW1. Although the Flanders field poppy is typically red, I have decided to create a piece that in my opinion would have been a truer reflection of war in real time, which is portrayed in the colour of my sculpture.

FOSTER, Val 233 The Pumpkin Man—Wood Structural Ply $185.00

FOSTER, Val 234 ORCA—Wood and Disaster (Structural Ply) $165.00

FOSTER, Val 235 Pair Sleepy Lizard—Wood Structural $125.00

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GOODY, Elliott 236 The Lighthouse—Plywood and Fake Turf $115.00

GOODY, Elliott 237 Mr Cycle—Welded Sculpture $250.00 Welded sculpture made from odd bits and pieces collected from a farm.

GRAY, Jean 238 AN E BURGH A LA—Mosaic $80.00 Small fantasy mosaiced head.

GRAY, Jean 239 Movie Star—Mosaic $750.00 Mannequin mosaiced legs with mirror and tiles on a stand.

GRAY, Jean 240 Serenity—Mosaic $850.00 Mannequin legs with mosaic tiles on upper waist and LED blue light in centre of body.

GRIFFITHS, Dianne 241 Water Logged—Wood $1,000.00

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GRIFFITHS, Dianne 242 Duck—Drift Wood $200.00

HADDOW, Neil 243 Bovine Pair—Wood (Western Red Cedar) $50.00 The Bovine Pair is an example of the artist over emphasis- ing the natural grain of the timber to create an interesting exhibit.

HADDOW, Neil 244 Bull—Wood (Blackwood) $85.00 The Bull shows the natural character of Australian Black- wood. An oiled finish emphasizes the quality of the timber in this striking presentation.

HARRIS, Joshua 245 The Boss—Recycled Metal and Wood $2,500 This piece symbolises hard work and a long day using a piece of equipment known as the widow maker. It is a monument to past and present workers of the timber industry.

HARRIS, Joshua 246 8 Seconds—Recycled Metal $1,500.00 Recreating the courage of a bull rider and the gran- deur and power of the bull in a fierce battle of wills an athletic ability.

HOLMES, Kate 247 Voice of the Masters—Voice 1— Handwoven Wire with Fibre $700.00 Wire in weaving has rarely been used, Wire, plied with fibre and then hand woven and folded, has never been considered. My intention with "Voice of the Masters" is to breathe new life into a practice that is long forgotten, confronting our perceptions of hand weaving and its limitations, whilst championing its traditions and place in history.

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HOLMES, Kate 248 Voice of the Masters—Voice 2 — Handwoven Wire with Fibre $500.00

HOLMES, Kate 249 Voice of the Masters—Red Series— Handwoven Vessell $1,200.00 I have used cotton, copper wire, hand dyed linen and rayon yarn to create this sculpture.

HOWITH, Trudie 250 Daisies by the Sea—Fleece and Dyed Wool $350.00 This is needle felted piece representing daisy bushes in the bush around . Pure wool and base polysty- rene using a needle to blend and lock fibres together.

HUTCHINSON, Rick 251 One of Three Kings—Who do I talk to? - Clay, Glass, Coral, Metal, Bone, Plastic, Material on a Canola and Resin base. $650.00 - I love working with clay, its such a maluable medium. This is a portrait - 'one of three kings' and sym- bolises the struggles of life and its complexities. Shapes and symbols are used to show the complexities but are used to enrich the visual pleasure of the work (mindful play). MARTEN, Janet 252 Storm in a Teacup—Fimo modelling Clay $95.00 Lighthouse on island in stormy seas in a white teacup. Teaspoon with a little fish inside.

MEREDITH, Belinda 253 Doves over Lotus $290.00—Paper - 3D Origami/ Modular Origarmi. Each piece is made up of hundreds of tiny rectangles of paper, each folded individually into an interlocking trian- gle. Each triangle is slotted into the next, slowly building up into a shape that resembles a living thing. Dove is flying over a pond looking for a place to land to take a drink.

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MEREDITH, Belinda 254 Hunting Squid—Paper $350.00

PENLEY, Clayton 255 Moonterra Hunter—Forged Metal $495.00 Forged steel - Aboriginal Hunter Figure mounted on fire brick. Contrast of elements.

PENLEY, Clayton 256 Copper Coast Orchid—Forged Metal $385.00 Layered style assembly - cold cut and hot rivetted - copper orchid in reference to the copper mine at Moonta.

SEARLE, Lucas 257 Offering to the God of Speed—Recycled Scrap Metal $350.00 - A plethora of used machine parts brought together as a tribute to the great riders of these and other days. The men of sand, salt, dirt, board and bitumen tracks, the world over. Made by hand, inspired by the tales of men like Guy Martin, Munro Burton, Oldland and a mysterious relative, Eddie Searle.

TAPE, Kathy 258 Flowers—Whats Old is New Again—Iron and Wood $300.00 Recycled flowers created from old corrugated roofing iron framed in old recycled timber.

TAPE, Peter 259 Flinstone Hire Mower—Timber $500.00 Solid timber 'mower' created from sawn offcuts of tree.

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WATSON, Nico 260 The Little Cemetery—Wood, Cane, Charcoal and Sand $1,500.00 Inspired by the smallest country cemetery.

2017 POSTER COMP A new initiative to try and get Schools more involved in the YP Art Exhibition was to coordinate the 2017 Poster Competition. The YP Art Exhibition Work- ing Party liaised with all Schools on the Yorke Peninsula seeking students to get involved and create the ‘Official Poster’ that would become the centre- piece for promoting the 2018 Exhibition. The competition was open in May 2017 and was a fantastic opportunity for young artists to showcase their skills. Students were encouraged to create a poster reflecting one of three themes:  Local Inspiration  Incorporate a Local Landmark  Embrace Art The YP Art Exhibition Working Party were pleased to announce the winner of the 2017 Poster Competition at the official Launch of the Exhibition on Thursday 26 October 2017. With a large number of entries, the Working Party selected four finalists with the winner being announced at the launch event. Miss Zoe Holmes, a seven year old Yorke Peninsula resident who entered the ‘local inspiration’ and ‘embrace art’ categories was thrilled to win the competition. The young artist provided an image for the poster which depicted fishing at the Port Victoria boat ramp and reminded the young artist of having fun with her family. It was a wonderful and colourful representation of the Yorke Peninsula. Councillor Alan Headon, Chairperson of the YP Art Exhibition Working Party presented the winning certificate and a $250 gift card to Zoe.

2018 YORKE PENINSULA ART EXHIBITION 49 Raffle prizes The launch also opened entries to the 2018 Exhibition in addition to releasing Raffle tickets for sale. Two well-known Artists Victoria Rolinski and Terry Braund have donated raffle prizes.  Victoria has created ‘NORTH WIND’ – painting 103cm x 72cm valued at $990.00  Terry has created ‘BERRY BAY’ – painting 76cm x 61cm valued at $550.00.

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Councillor Alan Headon Councillor Darren Braund Councillor Tania Stock Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Council

Anne Eyles Bobbi Pertini Carina Congdon Community Representative Manager People & Culture HR Officer (retired) Yorke Peninsula Council Yorke Peninsula Council

Jennifer Robyn Leanne Cane Lesley-Anne Swaans Community Representative Community Representative Learning & Development Officer Yorke Peninsula Council

Pam Headon Richard Cane Rachel Rich Community Representative Community Representative Committee Secretariat Yorke Peninsula Council

The Yorke Peninsula Council established the YP Art Exhibition Working Party to coordinate the biennial Art Exhibition. Membership includes Community Members, Yorke Peninsula Council Elected Members and Council Staff. Meeting on the last Wednesday of each month and more frequently drawing closer to the Exhibition. The underlying goals of the Working Party include:  Attract artists from our local area and across the state showcasing the work of both emerging and established artists;  Present exhibitors’ works in the best possible light;  Maximise the potential for exhibiting artists to sell their work;  Maximise the fundraising potential of the Exhibition and deliver value to sponsors and supporters;  Encourage and provide opportunity to local and up-and-coming artists; and  Exhibit as wide a range of artists as possible.

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- open section -

Major Prize ($5,000.00) - Peter Wallfried for #256 "The Patterns of the Plough" Second Prize ($1,000.00) - David Taylor for #255 "Sake-Red-Cite#1" Third Prize ($500.00) - Victoria Rolinski for #234 "Between " Fourth Prize ($250.00) - Margaret McEntee for #186 "Sweep of Sand, Elliston"

- verna lock memorial -

Prize for a Local Artist Winner

Major Prize (1,500) - Allyson Parsons for #219 "Mallee Scrub" Second Prize ($500) - Ian Burman for #54 "Afternoon Shadows (Price)"

- judges’ special mention -

#257 "A Green Deere and a Black Dog" - Peter Wallfried #84 "Towards Daly Head" - Bruce Davey #15 "Above the Ranges" - Coralie Armstrong

- people’s choice prize -

#234 "Between Tides" - Victoria Rolinski

- school section - Senior School Winner ($250.00 plus $100.00 art supplies from Picturesque Framing &Gallery) - Monica Ramaldhan for "Untitled" (Yorketown Are School) Second Prize ($50) - Caitlin Blair for "True Colours" (Minlaton District School)

Middle School Winner ($150.00 plus $50 art supplies from Picturesque Framing & Gallery) - Rachel Stone for "Wild Life" (Maitland Lutheran School) Second Prize ($50.00) - Sophie Longbottom for "Warrior Princess" (Minlaton District School)

Junior School Winner ($100.00 plus $50.00 art supplies from Picturesque Framing & Gallery) - Lila Newbold for "Fluffy" (Minlaton District School) Second Prize ($50.00) - Amelia Parsons for "Lioness" (Minlaton District School)

Judges' Special Mention "I See" - Selena May (Minlaton District School) "The World Outside Hers"- Nikki Hoyle (Minlaton District School) "The Battle of Goldstar" - William Clifton (Yorketown Area School)

People's Choice Prize ($100.00 plus $100.00 art supplies from Picturesque Framing) “Untitled” - Troy Crowell (Ardrossan Area School)

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- Fine art - PRZYGONSKI, Andrea Unearthing personal memories, connecting to the environment or commenting on affairs, Andrea’s work emerges in many ways through print, textiles, installation, artist books, mixed media, sculpture and new media. She has a diverse and complicated vocabulary of colour, form, materiality and construction and applies each thoughtfully, depending on the subject matter. Driven to explore new methods of expression, Przygonski has recently completed a research degree at University of South Australia, examining serial iteration as a creative strategy in the context of her personal experiences while living in Chicago USA during 2012 and 2013. Her distinctive abstract works have taken a twist into disruptive patterning and camouflage in both two and three-dimensional space as she attempts to negotiate her experiences and her own cultural landscape. Andrea studied at Adelaide Central School of Art, Adelaide College of the Arts, School of the Art Institute of Chicago and University of South Australia. She holds a Bachelor of Visual Art and a Masters in Visual Art. She currently lectures in printmaking at University of South Australia and works from her Adelaide-based studio Little Sparrow. Her work is held in numerous public and private collections including the Art Gallery of South Australia, Print Council of Australia, Burnie Regional Art Gallery, Westminster College, Can- son Australia, State Library of Victoria, Universi- ty of SA, University of Adelaide’s University Col- lections and the Brooklyn Art Library, New York. Photo Credit: Alex Makeyev.

STARKEY, Sandra A printmaker employing a variety of tech- niques including monotype, etching, screen printing and relief. Her work investigates themes of animal and human cohabitation, the elemental nature of landscape and the clash of culture and wildness. Sandra spent most of her professional life living and working in the United States and was awarded a Masters of Fine Arts from San Jose State University in 1991. She subsequently taught printmaking in the California university system and ran the print access facility Magpie Studios. Her art making and teaching continued after she returned to Adelaide in 2007. She works out of Magpie Studios South. Sandra exhibits both nationally and interna- tionally and you can see examples of her work on her website, and in an upcoming exhibition, Sister City Prints in March at West Gallery, Thebarton, Adelaide.

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- photography - Dobre, Pete A professional landscape photographer for over 30 years, Pete has self-published 22 pho- tographic books on most parts of South Aus- tralia. His photographic workshops that are run all over Australia and overseas are very sought after. Pete is an ex-school teacher who loves to help people to get more out of their photography. Pete gets invited to speak at events all over Australia to talk about his pas- sion for the art of landscape photography. We are very pleased to have Pete with us to con- duct our ‘Landscapes of the Yorkes’ photog- raphy workshop for our local photographers.

Simmons, Merv From a young age I have had a keen interest in Photography but the coming of the digital age has allowed me to foster that interest more deeply. Since using digital equipment I have successfully shown images at several country shows and in 2012 gained the most acceptanc- es in Novice Classes at the Adelaide Royal. In more recent years I have sold prints at the Royal and local exhibitions. For the last few years I have been a member of the SAPF Country Judges panel judging Club competi- tions from across the state. I believe competi- tions and exhibitions are a great way to en- hance one’s photographic skills preferring to see and display photos with minimal computer enhancing or manipulation.

- SCULPTURE - McLEAN, Antoinette

A retired teacher residing at Rogues Point with her husband . Antoinette taught at the Ar- drossan Area School for 25 years. During her teaching career, she was able to use her artis- tic skills in the classroom. An avid painter using watercolour, pastels and oils, also work- ing with sculptures in clay. Some of these are displayed in her garden and she has attended many workshops in all mediums and accessed books and art galleries to increase my knowledge of art.

DOLMAN, Terry

A retired art teacher, graduated from the South Australian School of Arts and the Marleston School of Wool and Textiles. Majoring in textiles and sculpture with his teaching being mostly in textiles, both sculpture and wearable works.

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Looking for Art over Easter? Holidaying on the Yorke Peninsula?

1. Ardrossan

Fine Art - will include two Dimensional artworks in the mediums of paintings (including oils and watercolors), drawings and pastels.

Date: Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Sunday 9:30am to 4:00pm. Easter Monday 9:30am to 12:00pm.

Venue: Ardrossan Town Hall 2. Port Vincent Institute of Art

Fine Art - will include three generations of the Parsons family and friends artwork.

Date: Good Friday 2.00pm to 4.00pm Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Venue: Marine Parade, Port Vincent 3. Edithburgh

Sculpture - come face to face with awe inspiring sculptures that will include figurative or abstract works of art in three dimension with the 2018 Yorke Peninsula Art Exhibition hosting their first sculpture exhibition.

Date: Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Sunday 10:00am to 2:00pm

Venue: The Edithburgh Institute 4. Yorketown

Photography - we often think of a photograph as being like a window giving us the ability to look through into the space of another place. The 2018 Yorke Peninsula Art Exhibition will be hosting their first photographic exhibition.

Date: Good Friday, Easter Saturday Easter Sunday 10:00am to 2:00pm

Venue: Yorketown Town Hall Port Vincent

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Over the Easter long weekend, there are many opportunities to experience the best of the Yorke Peninsula. Linking the exhibition , we want to create an art trail. ARDROSSAN 1

PORT VINCENT 2

EDITHBURGH 3

YORKETOWN 4

Yorketown Town Hall

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Fine Art - Ardrossan Photography- Yorketown Sculpture - Edithburgh Thursday 29 March to Monday 2 April 2018

Yorke Peninsula Art Exhibit ion 2018

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