Coming Up: Information, Entry Forms & Next Meeting

Gillian Govan

What a month it has been. Lots of lows but lots of highs too. So, let’s focus on the highs. 

We now have 3 exhibitions to look forward to and all entry forms and terms and conditions are on our website. You probably have lots of questions particularly about the rerun of the Annual. Please feel free to ring me or better still, join us on the Zoom meeting on the 11th August. 

Paul Cacioli has organised an exhibition at Mont Delancey. Well done Paul and good luck. A lovely drive to a heritage house, see blacksmiths at work and enjoy afternoon tea or lunch in the café. We are all looking for places to go… now we can.

Art on the Hill

Luckily COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted and the Art on The Hill exhibition can go on. We have had a fantastic response with 21 artists entering 50 works. Our social media campaign has reached a broad range of people and we expect to get a good crowd at the exhibition. That being said we will be following COVID-19 requirements with restricted numbers, up t 14 people,  being allowed in the gallery at any one time. Registration and masks will be mandatory. We need to keep each safe.

Chaff Cutting

The blacksmiths will also be putting on a display of their skills as well as having some of their creations for sale. They will also be happy to talk about their craft as well as the lessons that are offered.

Vale John Fasham

 Vale John Fasham passed away 17th July 2021

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Condolences to all concerned

News from other Exhibitions

here we have such news of exhibitions outside the ASV as has come to hand. Sculptors should also check sources such as arts Hub and the Art Almanac for news and opportunities - not to mention exhibitions worth viewing.

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Lorne Sculpture Biennale 2021

50 Years as a Sculptor By Michael Meszaros

 

This exhibition celebrates long term member sculptor Michael Meszaros’ 50 year career as a full-time, self-supporting artist. Meszaros has produced a number of well-known public works throughout Melbourne, regional Victoria, Australia and internationally. Working primarily in bronze, fabricated copper and stainless steel, his work includes sculptures, portraits, and his particular speciality, medals.