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Ephemera – Collection Listing PR10914 ART CATALOGUES 2000-2009 Ephemera – Collection Listing PR10914 ART CATALOGUES 2000-2009 To view items in this list, contact the State Library of Western Australia. Search the State Library of Western Australia’s catalogue . DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES 2000 10 Mar – 26 Mar Mundaring Arts Centre Tirsha Wilson Drawings and mixed media works 23 Mar – 3 Jul Holmes à court Gallery Various artists Exhibitions and events Autumn 2000 D Apr 15-28 Various sites Drive by Various artists Apr 22 – May 2 The Moores Building Dominic Bateman pilgrimage Apr 22 – May 2 The Moores Building Jillian Gibbney Girl Talk May 5 – 28 Gallery East Greg Daly Ceramic exhibition 12 May – 2 June Inside Outside Desigh. Brian Summondw June 2 - 25 Gallery East Ian Dixon New glass forms. June 16 -18 Jubilee Hall, Penrhos college Margaret Benoit and other artists Millennium Art Exhibitioin PR10914 - 1 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES July 24 – Aug 5 Rebecca Hossack Gallery Eddie Burrup The Art of Eddie Burrup The Gallery in Cork St presented by The Rebecca Hossack Gallery together with Elizabeth Durack at The Gallery in Cork St. Aug 25 – Sept 8 Mundaring Arts Centre Mo Curran Recent works by Mo Curran Aug 25 – Sept 10 Mundaring Arts Centre Keryn Cooper Sept Unknown Angela Rossen Sea paintings Sept 8-Oct 8 Bunbury Regional Art Paul Uhlmann Solo exhibition Sept 15 – Oct 8 Mundaring Arts Centre Various artists Hand-crafted felt and mixed media artwork and fashion Sept 17 Perth Galleries Peter Davidson & Jonathon Snowball The Strangeness of Natural Vision. Jonathan Snowball Recent Paintings Sept 22 Moores Building Angela Rossen Paintings of the sea Oct 6 - 15 Robertson Park Artists Studio Graham Hay, Victoria Nadas, Sculpture, paintings and Diokno Pasilan, Carol Rowling, Alexander Hayes. performance art Oct 12 – 5 Nov Artplace Shana James Pomegranate Oct 27 – 17 Nov Accent Fine Art Gallery, Gary Leathendale Solo exhibition Dalkeith Oct 30 – Nov 12 Impressions Gallery Gosia Wlodarczak Sarnecka and Sandra Lee Murphy Media release Nov 9 – Dec 1 Artplace Peter Skipper Nagjukura Ngurrara (My Country) Antony Muia Works on paper Press release on the above exhibitions PR10914 - 2 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES Nov 10 – Nov 26 Mundaring Arts Centre Watercolour Society of WA Watercolour Nov 17 – Dec 3 Gallery East Maggie Baxter (Curator) Indian Hand-made Embroidered Textiles from Kutch, North India. Nov 24 – Dec 23 Craftwest Gallery Moira Doropoulos Transitions – Unravelling Tradition. Dec 24 Mundaring Arts Centre Various artists Christmas Exhibition 2001 Unknown Unknown Angela Rossen Onslow salt paintings Jan 10-Jan 28 Church Gallery Frank Morrison Paintings Feb 2-Feb 18 Church Gallery Nien Schwarz Promised Land Feb 12 – Apr 29 Millioncino Restaurant Tania Ferrier New Paintings Feb 16-Feb 18 Church Gallery Various artists The Western Australian Art Fair Feb 21-Mar 11 Church Gallery Various artists In the Abstract Mar 14-Apr 1 Church Gallery Kim Healy Kaleidoscope Apr 4-Apr 22 Church Gallery Philip Berry Meantime Apr 25-May 13 Church Gallery Godfrey Blow Recent works May 5 – June 3 Fremantle Arts Centre Paul Uhlmann Translations May 16-June 3 Church Gallery Deborah Hunter Mills Azure Verdure June 6-June 24 Church Gallery Wendy Kelly Textrix June 27-July 15 Church Gallery Susan Franklin Thermochromism July 8-July 31 Stafford Studios Roberts Collection 2001 Price list July 18-Aug 5 Church Gallery Lisa Wolfgramm Exhibition of paintings Aug 17 – Aug 20 The Moores Building Various Artists Mellow Yellow, Nude Moods Aug 26-Sept 19 Stafford Studios Heather Jones Solo Exhibition Includes press PR10914 - 3 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES release Aug 29-Sept 16 Church Gallery Tom Gibbons Art & Alchemy Sept 9-Oct 14 LiveWebb Art Gallery Various artists In the mood for spring Sept 14-Oct 7 Holmes à Court Gallery Klipel, Tuckson and Larter Exhibitions and events spring & summer 2001 Oct 11 – Nov 25 Holmes à Court Gallery Peter Herel Exhibitions and events spring & summer 2001 Sept 19-Oct 7 Church Gallery Various artists Gallery Heimatlos Sept 27-Oct 14 Stafford Studios Rob Malcolm Invitation and press release Oct 10-Oct 28 Church Gallery Gail Devine de Mason Bodies & Dogs Oct 16-Nov 4 Stafford Studios Paul Evans Solo Exhibition Nov 7-Nov 28 Stafford Studios Brendon Darby Ilma Nov 10 – Nov 16 Impression Gallery Various “Nude on the Matt” Nov 21-Dec 14 Church Gallery Danilo Pravica Exhibition 2002 Unknown 53 Collick St. Hilton 6163 Angela Rossen Ashburton paintings Jan 25 – Dec 24 Mundaring Arts Centre Various artists. Mundaring Arts Centre exhibition programme 2002 Unknown Maverick Gallery Jos Myers Solo Exhibition January Holmes a Court Gallery Guy Grey-Smith Solo Exhibition Feb 20-Mar 10 Stafford Studios Victor Greenaway Exhibition Mar 8-Mar 28 Church Gallery Various artists Under 26 Mar 13-Mar 31 Artplace Various artists Munumburra – Wise old men of Warmun Mar 14-Apr 14 Stafford Studios Mary Jane Malet A French Sojourn PR10914 - 4 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES Apr 3-Apr 21 Church Gallery Eugene Carchesio Exhibition Apr 24 Stafford Studios John Hanrahan Shark Bay – Patterns of Nature May 1-May 26 Artplace Jinny and Hughie Bent Waterholes and Sandhills May 5-May 29 Stafford Studios John Borrack Invitation, press release and price list May 15-June 9 Church Gallery Susan Franklin Lithochromism May 24 Memorial Hall. Mosman Park Angela Rossen Invitation - Paintings of the Onslow races May 29 Lister Calder Gallery John Firth-Smith Exhibition of recent paintings May 30-June 23 Artplace Peter Wales Broome Gems June 12 Stafford Studios Jann Rowley Solo Exhibition. Includes press release June 14-30 Mundaring Art Centre Beat the Door Down Solo Exhibition June 21-Aug 11 Holmes a Court Gallery Lloyd Rees Solo Exhibition June 26-July 14 Church Gallery Dean Home Solo Exhibition June 27-July 21 Artplace Julie Dowling Solo Exhibition. Includes press release July 7 Stafford Studios Diana Johnston Solo Exhibition July 17-Aug 3 Spectrum Gallery Geoff Buchan, Trudi Latour Invitation to Creative Medicine July 17-Aug 4 Church Gallery Brent McLaurin Solo Exhibition July 24-Aug 18 Artplace Kati Thamo Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Aug 7-Aug 25 Church Gallery Rosslynd Piggott Solo Exhibition Aug 14 Stafford Studios Larry Mitchell Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Aug 22-Sept 15 Artplace Nola Farman Solo Exhibition. Includes press PR10914 - 5 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES release Aug 22-Sept 20 Lister Calder Gallery Elizabeth Durack Western Australian landscapes Aug 28-Sept 15 Church Gallery Lorraine Biggs Solo Exhibition Sept 8-29 Stafford Studios Meryl Bell Exhibition of paintings Sept 18-Oct 6 Church Gallery Paul Hinchliffe Solo Exhibition Sept 19-Oct 13 Artplace Indra Geidans Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Oct 9 Church Gallery Helen Geier Reinventing the screen Oct 11-20 Robertson Park Artists Studio Frances Dennis, Paul Carstairs, Umberto Alfaro, Sculpture, paintings, papier Anne-Maree mâché art Pelusey, Graham Hay. Oct 17 Stafford Studios William Boissevain Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Oct 17-Nov 10 Artplace Antony Muia Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Oct 29-Nov 3 Church Gallery Various artists Exhibition of paintings Nov 1- Nov 17 The Gallery Australasian Porcelain Art Teachers “Creation” Nov 6-Nov 24 Church Gallery Lisa Wolfgramm Solo Exhibition Nov 12-13 GFL Fine Art Various artists Auction Nov 14-Dec 1 Artplace Willy Billabong Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Nov 14-Dec 4 Stafford Studios Christopher Spaven Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Nov 27-Dec 15 Church Gallery Stuart and Michelle Elliott Solo Exhibition Dec 4-Dec 20 Artplace Various artists Exhibition. Includes press release PR10914 - 6 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES 2003 Undated Brine Obelus (Salt Dagger) Exhibition Jan 15-Feb 9 Artplace Various artists Exhibition. Includes press release Jan 29-Feb 23 Church Gallery Hardy and Strong Solo Exhibition Feb 6 Stafford Studios Various artists Exhibition of paintings Feb 12-Mar 9 Artplace Olga Cironis Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Feb 28-Mar 30 Church Gallery Campbell Cornish Solo Exhibition Mar 6 Stafford Studios Tania Ferrier Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Mar 12-Apr 6 Artplace Mulgra Jimmy Nerrimah Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Mar 26-Apr 17 Stafford Studios Brendon Darby Exhibition of paintings Mar 27 Curtin University Contemporary Art Auction Various Artists Apr 2-May 4 Church Gallery Various artists Exhibition of paintings Apr 3-28 Artplace Michael Doherty Press release Apr 9-May 4 Artplace Peter Hill Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Apr 13 Galerie Dusseldorf Pamela Gaunt Solo Exhibition Apr 24 Stafford Studios Robert Dickerson Solo Exhibition. Includes press release May 8-June 1 Artplace John Cullinane Solo Exhibition. Includes press release May 9-June 1 Church Gallery Holly Story Solo Exhibition PR10914 - 7 - © Copyright SLWA 2019 DATE VENUE ARTIST NOTES May 10-17 Gallery 360 Rose Marie Teissier Solo Exhibition May 15-18 Fremantle Passenger Terminal Paul Hinchliffe Solo Exhibition May 16-18 Fremantle Passenger Terminal Animalistic Solo Exhibition May 28 Stafford Studios Sam Broadhurst Solo Exhibition. Includes press release June 4-22 Church Gallery Carlier Makigawa Solo Exhibition June 4-22 Church Gallery Sextet Solo Exhibition June 5-29 Artplace Linda Banazis Solo Exhibition. Includes press release June 18 Stafford Studios Jules Sher Solo Exhibition. Includes press release June 25-July 13 Church Gallery Margaret Vinciguerra Solo Exhibition July 3-27 Artplace Butcher Cherel Janangoo Solo Exhibition. Includes press release July 16-Aug 3 Church Gallery Garry Pumfrey Solo Exhibition July 18 – 10 Aug Gallery West Anne Neil Leaf & Litter new sculptural works July 20 Stafford Studios Mary Jane Malet Solo Exhibition. Includes press release Aug 14 – Sept 3 Stafford Studios Henryk Szydlowski Aug 30 – 31 Community Centre, 61 Various artists 20th Salek Minc Art Exhibition Woodrow Ave, Yokine Sept 4 – Sept 22 Stafford Studios Heather Jones Solo Exhibition.
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