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Lawley Art Auction, Our Prestigious Annual Event, Now Entering Its 10Th Highly Successful Year Lawley Art 2013Auction MOUNT LAWLEY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Welcome Welcome to the Lawley Art Auction, our prestigious annual event, now entering its 10th highly successful year. Open to the wider arts community, we have attracted a high standard of varied artworks to give established and emerging artists the platform to showcase and sell their art. This year we have been fortunate to receive a diverse range of artwork including paintings, photographs, textiles, sculpture, glassworks and ceramics, allowing buyers the opportunity to bid on affordable, stunning pieces from Western Australian artists. As the premiere fundraising event for the Mount Lawley Senior High School’s Art and Music departments, funds raised this evening will ensure that not only are our students receiving amazing art related opportunities, we will continue to be a flagship school within the arts. The future aim is that these benefits will flow through to the wider community and we believe this enrichment will create the next generation of actors, musicians and visual artists. In previous years, the Music Department has utilised the funds towards technology and resources to support ensemble development and classroom programs. Purchases include important equipment such as timpani, bass guitar, amplifiers, microphones and I.T. The SVAPA department has made use of their funds in a variety of ways; contracting artists to conduct workshops, providing enrichment programs, the opportunity for students to attend performances during the Perth International Arts Festival and the Awesome Festival and allowing students to organise and participate in the Arts Day Festival, celebrated by the whole school. The Lawley Art Auction is a joint venture between the Music and Specialist Visual and Performing Arts (SVAPA) Support Committees under the auspices of the MLSHS Parents & Citizens Association Inc. Our thanks go to the Principal and Associate Principals, school administration, teaching staff, parent volunteers and students. Performances from The Museum Of Now, PICA 2012, MLSHS String Orchestra and MLSHS Junior Concert Band, ECU Music Auditorium 2012. Photos courtesy of Anne Tumak. Proceedings 5:00pm View the artworks Purchase refreshments from the bar Enjoy the wonderfully tasty appetizers provided by Catering Essentials Register for bidding for the Live Auction and Silent Auction Bid in the Silent Auction for some fabulous artworks and items Purchase a $5 Catalogue - containing the artworks, lot numbers and information about each participating artist Vote for your favourite piece in the People’s Choice Award and be entered into a free raffle draw Try your luck for some great raffle prizes Enjoy vibrant music from the talented MLSHS music students 6:35pm Master of Ceremonies - Mr. Russell Goodrick Principal’s Welcome - Mr. Milton Butcher 6:55pm People’s Choice Award announced 7:00pm Auction starts Hammer down at 7:00 pm Auction Intermission after Lot 56 Drawing of Raffle Prizes Auction resumes Silent Auction Winners announced after Lot 75 Auction resumes Closing Notes and Thanks Performances from The Museum Of Now, PICA 2012, MLSHS String Orchestra and MLSHS Junior Concert Band, ECU Music Auditorium 2012. Photos courtesy of Anne Tumak. 4 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 1. Coral Coast 2. Family Tree #1 Deborah Bonar Sue Codee 36.5x45cm 33x37cm Acrylic on Canvas Papercut 3. Relationships Series Togetherness #1 4. Mixed Fruit Greg Ash Betsy Bush 40x30x2cm 50.5x45.5cm Slumped and Fused Oil on Belgium Glass Linen 5. Grand Canal Venice 6. Morning Light Sandy Robertson Delma White 50x40cm 31x31cm Watercolour Oil on Canvas 7. Duet I 8. Conversations I Martin Kidd Nonie Jekabsons 32x62cm 46x46cm Oil Acrylic on Canvas mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 5 9. Night Landscape 10. Night 1/20 Ileana Rozitis Amanda Brown 17x22cm 29x43cm Silver Freshwater Photography on Pearls Arches 11. Wild Oats 12. Sanctuary I T. Brian Aylward Cynthia Ellis 75x58cm 100x70cm Pastel Watercolour on Saunders Watercolour Paper 13. Twilight Cliffs 14. Making Music Shabbi Phelps Marilyn Boast 96.5x63.5cm 56x61cm Acrylic on Canvas Acrylic 15. Magpies (diptych) 16. Red Velvet Joie Villeneuve Warayute Bannatee 25x25cm each 90x110cm Acrylic and Mixed Oil on Canvas Medium on Canvas 6 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 17. Love is Not Pop 18. Swanbourne at Sunset Francesca Gnagnarella Allan Darby 45x45cm 88x70cm Acrylic and Gold Watercolour Leaf on Canvas 19. Sea Breeze 20. Man from Snowy River Glynda Ward John Baldock 60x60cm 85x95cm Acrylic Mixed Media 21. Flight 51 22. Splotch I & II (diptych) Kerrie Di Cataldo Patricia Hines 50x34cm 50x33cm each Digital Photograph Acrylic on Canson 23. Poppy Fields 24. Petronian Keith Hamilton Richard Hammer 85x55cm 25x30x25cm Oil Recycled Stainless Steel Tubing and Rock mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 7 25. Lake Garda in Italy 26. Quiet Moment Nira Roberts Guo Qi (Danny) Deng 91x91cm 100x120cm Acrylic Oil 27. Anthill & Mt Frederick - Wittenoom Area 28. Calophylla Lawrence Marshall Alma Hotchkin 96x88cm 50x70cm Photography Watercolour & Ink 29. On Tour 30. Standoff Fran Koenig Joy Chen 75x100cm 62x42cm Oil on Canvas Chinese Painting 31. Calypso Sunset 32. Flamingos I Carolyn Griffiths Rosemary Mostyn 60x50cm 50x65cm Mixed Media on Collograph Print Canvas 8 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 33. Valley Below 34. Tom & Ginger Betsy Bush Wanda Comrie 60x60cm 45x120cm Oil on board Mixed Media on Canvas 35. Bird with Wildflowers 36. Longevity & Bliss (diptych) Sue Codee Edward Chin 33x37cm 45x60cm (each) Papercut Chinese Ink on Paper 37. Egg 38. Ploughing Judy Rogers T. Brian Aylward 30x30cm 96x48cm each Mixed Media Pastel 39. Field Poppies 40. Half Light in the Owl House Marilyn Boast Jane Grierson 57x57cm 83x58cm Acrylic Pastel mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 9 41. Mediterranean Memories 42. Enchanted Julian D. Fisher Myra Mitchell 80x60cm 92x122cm Oil and Acrylic Acrylic on Canvas 43. Sunlit Seated Nude 44. Still Life Lesley Meaney Yau Chau 51x51cm 103x73cm Pastel and Pencil Oil 45. Kimberley Series I 46. Carnival of Yachts Pippin Drysdale Jean Pastore 23x15cm diameter 60x60cm Porcelain Vessel Hand Painted Glass 47. Day 1/20 48. Out Break, Break Through Amanda Brown Charles Warren 38x35cm 80x80cm Photograph on Mixed Media Arches 10 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 49. Saint Nicholas 50. Mallee Country Linzi Mexis Helen Clarke 20x25cm 75x68cm Egg Tempera and Hand Coloured 23 Carat Gold Etching 51. Outback Ranges 52. I Can See Clearly Now Jill Yelland Eve Arnold 60x36cm 50x50x2.5cm Slumped and Fused Etched and Glass Distressed Aluminium and 24 Carat Gold Leaf 53. Chairoplane 54. Etude for Shadows Neil Elliott Peteris Ciemitis 120x100cm 55x40cm Wood and Steel Pen and Ink 55. Tanami Mapping 2010 56. Lawley Pippin Drysdale Trenton Harris 20x15cm diameter 80x20x15cm Porcelain Vessel Acrylic Paint and Wood mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 11 57. Performer I 58. Duet II Mitzi Smith Martin Kidd 60x60cm 32x62cm Mixed Media Oil 59. Pink 60. Lonely Heart Warayute Bannatee Ileana Rozitis 100x100cm 22x17cm Oil on Canvas Silver and Freshwater Pearls 61. A Quiet Place 62. Conversations II Sandy Robertson Nonie Jekabsons 50x40cm 46x46cm Watercolour Acrylic on Canvas 63. Proteas 64. Boats VIII Aurelie Yeo Colleen Rintoul 80x100cm 93x93cm Watercolour Acrylic 12 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 65. Playing Dice in the Corner 66. Bridge Over Troubled Water Charles Warren Shabbi Phelps 30x60x30cm 76x76cm Acrylic Acrylic on Canvas 67. Greed 68. Performer II Sioux Tempestt Mitzi Smith 92x92cm 60x60cm Aerosol Paint and Mixed Media Acrylic Paint on Canvas 69. Mixed Poppies on Silver 70. Ideas Nick Economo Nereyda Wilson Rozas 90x110cm 90x60cm Acrylic and Gilt Oil 71. Barriere 72. Dark Red Stripe Jillian Ciemitis Greg Ash 60x45cm 30x30x2cm Photographic Kiln Formed Glass Screenprint mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 13 73. Hillside Cottages 74. Mist on the Swan River John Cartwright Naomi Grant 30.5x122cm 100x76cm Oil Acrylic 75. Red Red Wine 76. Espresso Louise Wells Brad Comrie 61x61cm 120x76x39cm Textiles Turned Marri Legs, Marri Veneer and Laminate 77. Boranup Glow 78. Comets Christine Blowfield Deborah Bonar 101.5x76cm 60x60cm Acrylic Acrylic on Belgium Linen 79. Yalgoo 80. Lilliums on Silver Jill Yelland Nick Economo 50cm round 90x110cm Slumped and Acrylic and Gilt Fused Glass 14 mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 artwork 81. Portofino Morning 82. Dryland Diversity Janine Cairnes Helen Clarke 60x50cm 45x77cm Watercolour Hand Coloured Etching 83. Sanctuary II 84. The Discovery Cynthia Ellis June Pastore 100x70cm 60x60cm Watercolour Mixed Media on Saunders Watercolour Paper 85. The Rising 86. Granada Landscape Kerrie Di Cataldo Vivienne Peters 80x30cm 80x100cm B&W Digital Oil on Belgium Photograph on Linen Canson 87. Sunflowers 88. On Reflection Peta Zeller Linda O’Brien 60x68cm 96x81cm Oil Pastel mount lawley senior high school lawley art auction 2013 15 89. Parrots 90. Exterieur Interieur Lynn Vroombout Jillian Ciemitis 114x70cm 60x45cm Mixed Media under Photographic Fused Glass Screenprint 91. Tanami Mapping 2010 Closed Form 92. Bungle Series I Closed Form Pippin Drysdale Pippin Drysdale 18x20cm diameter 18x20cm diameter Porcelain Closed Porcelain Closed Form Form 93. Bay View Cottages 94. Jazz Singer John Cartwright
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