We had a fantastic presentation afternoon on the 22nd and we wish to congratulate all the winners. Some of the works are pictured here but the exhibition continues until the 29th so you still have time to come and have a look.

Our judge Jason Waterhouse commented on the fact that it was a very difficult decision and as far as he is concerned everyone is a winner as the standard was so high. Again our major award winners received a beautiful medallion made by Michael Meszaros, thank you Michael for the medallions and for Judging.

Interesting Art

Jason Waterhouse “Slump”

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Other Opportunities

 

Deakin Uni Small Sculpture Award

• Deakin University Contemporary Small Sculpture Award

social media

Do you ever think that some sculptors are over represented at our social media?? You are probably right- they are the ones that keep tagging our team - so they get reposted!

Finding sculptures, stories and photos of sculptors to post on our social media is getting a bit difficult- we only have so much knowledge…so- if you want to be better represented- you are in luck!!

New Members and Members' News

Welcome to New Member

We welcome HAMISH MARR into our group.
We all hope you enjoy participating in the ASV exhibitions.

Fay Gerber 100th Birthday

Our oldest and longest-standing member, Fay Gerber, will turn 100 on 26th July.

While she has not exhibited with us for some years, she has remained in contact with, and maintains an interest in, the Association and the activities of our members.

She became a member when the Victorian Sculptors Society, as we were then known, when it was re-formed after WWII in 1948. She exhibited with us for about 65 years, showing works in wood, ceramic, limestone and bronze.

Born in 1925, she commenced a 4 year art course at RMIT in 1944, straight after finishing school. As a general art course, Fay learned sculpture, including modelling, and building up concrete on an armature.