How do you keep visual art visual? The Association of Sculptors Victoria had more that 130 sculptures ready to exhibit in the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show. What happened when that was cancelled due to COVID 19….... not visual art anymore!
So we have set up this virtual exhibition that will be seen online from 1st June.
We are sculptors not IT experts or photographers but on a huge learning curve we have done it.... A GREAT EXHIBITION OF SCULPTURES has become visual.
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.
Garden Sculpture Online
The inaugural Association of Sculptures of Victoria (ASV) virtual sculpture exhibition, the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show,
Garden Sculpture On-Line.
We’ve paraphrased from Paul’s letter to exhibitors - work continues up to the final minute to get the show online.
Garden Sculpture On-Line.
We’ve paraphrased from Paul’s letter to exhibitors - work continues up to the final minute to get the show online.
Andy Goldsworthy
At our recent exhibition Ebb & Flow on Herring Island, if you took a moment to wander, you would have come across a beautifully shaped cairn made from Castlemaine slate. This piece (titled Cairn) is the work of British sculptor and photographer Andy Goldsworthy. Andy’s work is unique in its use of natural settings and media to create temporary or lasting sculptures that reflect a sense of deep connection with nature.
Cairn - GailLeenstra / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0) |
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The newsletter that you can sign up for gives you a lot of free content - premium content must be pretty awesome because what you can catch on the free newsletter is very useful.
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We received a great newsletter from Sculpture Tasmania Inc. They intend to publish bi-monthly - and a useful and informative newsletter it looks too.
See more at https://sculpturetasmania.com/
A plug for Arts Hub.
The ArtsHub newsletters provide you up-to-date industry news, what's on and access to the latest jobs. Whether you're looking for suitable opportunities in the Arts or simply interested in the ArtsHub, make sure you're subscribed to these bulletins.
The newsletter that you can sign up for gives you a lot of free content - premium content must be pretty awesome because what you can catch on the free newsletter is very useful.
https://www.artshub.com.au/
Member's News
See elnaz.com.au
Opportunities
At this stage it is difficult to know which exhibitions are going ahead and which not... Best to watch Art Almanac and the various websites.
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REGISTRATIONS OF INTEREST NOW OPEN
We are pleased to announce that registrations of interest are open for the Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture 2020 & Awards.
Click here to go to our website where you can register your interest to receive information when it becomes available.
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REGISTRATIONS OF INTEREST NOW OPEN
We are pleased to announce that registrations of interest are open for the Melbourne Prize for Urban Sculpture 2020 & Awards.
Click here to go to our website where you can register your interest to receive information when it becomes available.
With thanks,
Melbourne Prize Trust
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