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2012 Exhibition Program

Drop the Dust: Pamela Kouwenhoven and Margaret Worth

26 April to 27 May 2012

Drop the Dust comprises two and three dimensional artworks by two established South Australian artists whose jointly conceived curatorial theme focuses on the pervasiveness of dust in our lives, whether it takes the form of infinitely small or imperceptible cosmic particles, or huge, frighteningly visible dust storms. Drop the Dust is also a meditation on mortality.

dig·i·tate

26 April to 27 May 2012

dig·i·tate – Having distinct parts arising from a common point or center.

dig·i·tate is the first activity as part of a pilot program to investigate the processes and potentials of a Fablab. A Fablab (short for: fabrication laboratory) is a fully equiped digital fabrication workshop which gives everyone in the community from small children through to entrepreneurs and businesses, the capability to turn their ideas and concepts into reality. Fablabs are opening world-wide. Their focus is for access and collaboration, for low cost fabrication and production on a small scale.

dig·i·tate artists Beau Deeley and Corrie Wright will work as artists-in residence to collaborate and experiment with 3D printing technology. A schedule of demonstrations, talks and forums will be included.

TreeLine: People, Art,
Science, Nature

30 May to 8 July 2012

As part of Sunshine Coast Council’s Green Art Strategy, TreeLine is a region-wide program that encourages an emotional response to environmental issues through the arts. TreeLine 2012 focuses on children, helping them draw the connection between themselves as the earth’s inhabitants and their impact on our planet.

Featuring artists: Judy Barass and Renata Buziak
Student artists from: Ananda Marga River School, Kawana Waters State College and Caloundra City Private School

Go to www.treeline.org.au for details.

Venetian Visions:
Catherine O'Donnell

11 July to 12 August 2012

This exhibition presents a suite of large-scale charcoal drawings of the Venetian landscape, exploring the architecture, culture and history of everyday Venice. An Albury Art Gallery travelling exhibition.

Form-rel-ation: Marni Koster

11 July to 12 August 2012

This showcase of 15 sculptural works are representative of Koster’s most recent work and explore various themes in stone, steel, bronze, perspex and wood. The artist’s fascination for materials drives a clear intention to create works that express harmony and balance, achieving the aim of drawing out the essence of the form. Supported by Hervey Bay Regional Gallery.

Past Exhibitions

Over the past 11 years, Caloundra Regional Gallery has seen exhibitions of various kinds, from National Gallery must-sees to up and coming yet to be discovered artists.

2011 Exhibitions
2010 Exhibitions

Caloundra Regional Gallery  |  22 Omrah Avenue, Caloundra Qld  |  07 5420 8299  |  Wednesday to Sunday, 10.00am–4.00pm  |  Free Entry