3. ASV Artists’ News
Condolences to Anthony Kim’s family.
Sadly, Anthony died peacefully and content surrounded by his loving family, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Many exhibitors might remember Anthony Kim and his wooden and limestone statues.
On a happier note:
Congratulations to Suzanne Kaldor for receiving a highly commended prize for her Ceramic Figure “Summertime” at VAS Summer exhibition. It can be seen at the Victorian Artists Society Website.
Suzanne’s comment: “Since I lost my mobility, I got two prizes for online Exhibitions. First was a highly commended Sculpture prize at VAS Summer Exhibition 2021, the second one Valda Coming Sculpture Award at MSWP&S. “ Changing Perspective 2021 Exhibition. I like very much of the Judge's comment: " This is such a refreshing and fun piece of sculpture! The zinc sun cream and the polkadot bikini take me back to leisurely beach days. I really enjoy the smaller delicate scale of the piece paired with the relaxed and weighty position of the sitter- so characteristic of how you feel when you sit on the sand. “
Thanks, Suzanne “
4. Interesting Art Installations and exhibitions
Les Kossatz counting sheep
Les Kossatz counting sheep | Black Mark - Melbourne Art
Exhibition on the lawn at NGV “Five sheep, two ewes and three rams, awkwardly emerging or descending through trap doors, half there and half not there. The lawn location is not a hostile installation”
Climarte: Emergency Action
After more than ten years working at the nexus between art, science and civil society, CLIMARTE introduces the world’s first gallery dedicated to addressing the Climate Emergency in all its manifestations.
Rising, Patrica Piccinni held in the Ballroom above Flinders St Station to 12th June
Seeing the Invisible on at the Royal Botanical Gardens until 30th September 2022
Seeing the Invisible | Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Two Important Australian Artists at Qdos…
Inge and Grahame King 30 Jan to 19 February at Qdos Fine Art Gallery Lorne
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