The Association of Sculptors of Victoria is an inclusive, not-for-profit collective of contemporary artists whose purpose is to inspire,stimulate and advance the appreciation, creation, and exploration of three-dimensional art in society.

President's Letter for October

Dear Members

It is with great pleasure that I write this letter with my sincere congratulations to all the entries in the 2012 Exhibition and Awards. A great effort. The opening went well and the prizes were duly awarded. Congratulations to all the winners.  My special Thanks go to Beatrice Magalotti and all those who helped. Congratulations.

The October Meeting

The 18 members who attended the October meeting were treated to a fascinating presentation by the Internationally recognized Turkish/Australian sculptor Fatih Samiz.  Fatih came to Australia from Istanbul in 2008 and has been a full time sculptor since then. His work spans a wide range of media from stone, concrete to all types of metal and techniques including sand casting of aluminum.

ASV Annual and Awards Exhibition 2012


2012 Annual Sculpture Exhibition and Awards


Association of Sculptors of Victoria
17 October – 4 November 2012

2012 Winners


Future Opportunities


There is plenty happening in this section - take the time to read through the entire article....


Herring Island Summer Arts Festival - ASV Sculpture Exhibition

19 January to 3 February 2013

Sogetsu at Qdos Gallery

"Drunken Growth"
The ninth annual Sogetsu Ikebana Exhibition at Qdos in Lorne is now finished.I’m glad that I managed to get there to see it as it was again a stimulating and inspiring experience.

Walking in to the gallery one gets the feeling that the exhibition as a whole reads well.There is an interesting variety of size, shape and form apparent that is pleasing.

ASV Christmas Party

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

There is a change of venue and date for the

ASV Christmas party

From NAVA

See below for information on Scholarships and Grants:....

Schmooze - Forum on Public Art and Artists



 

On  Sunday 7th October along with several members of the association I attended a public forum at the Kingston Art Centre Moorabbin where three prominent figures discussed the place of public works in our history and in their lives.. Monuments, memorials and civic statues are commonly encountered forms of public art created to commemorate a person , an important event historical, architecture or cultural heritage

Members' News and other Interesting Stuff


Again this is a long section - take the trouble to read all of it - there is a lot going on!

Farewell to Audrey Dahlstrom


Audrey was a long term member of the A.S.V. and a dedicated sculptor.
She died on the 6th. October aged 90.
Audrey and Andy had a property at Omeo where most of Audreys major sculptures were constructed.
We send our condolances to all her family, her grandchildren and great grandson Anders. named after her husband Anders (Andy)
She will be remembered and mourned by all who knew her.

Valda Cuming