'She grows up so fast!', 2014 - Oil on canvas - 60 cm x 50 cm x 1.5 cm
Private collection, Perth, Western Australia
Private collection, Perth, Western Australia
I'm overjoyed to announce that "Primed" was a great success! I want to thank everyone who helped make our graduation exhibition so grand. The catalogue is nice and compact (my favourite the CIT has yet produced), people have introduced my creations into their lives and collections (including the Institute's), and I met so many wonderful people at the opening. David Craft's band fixed the atmosphere tightly, and the turnout was massive. In addition, I caught an honourable mention in Gemma Weston's review.
Regarding photographs: unfortunately I wasn't able to capture in high definition the two-dozen or so paintings I'd anticipated in the previous blog. Still, they're sufficient in standard definition, and should be added to the website gallery soon enough. The detail shots (which lend themselves well to the more spontaneous facebook and deviantart pages) I'm excited to include as well.
Right now the main priority is securing my advanced standing at Edith Cowan University in Mount Lawley. There, I'll easily be able to invest plenty more hours minding theSpectrum Project Space after and before classes. If all works out, I should have six months free to look for art-related jobs. Any invitations or FYI's in that department, via comments or contact, I'd certainly appreciate.
This will probably be my last blog of the year. Have a great holiday, everybody!
Regarding photographs: unfortunately I wasn't able to capture in high definition the two-dozen or so paintings I'd anticipated in the previous blog. Still, they're sufficient in standard definition, and should be added to the website gallery soon enough. The detail shots (which lend themselves well to the more spontaneous facebook and deviantart pages) I'm excited to include as well.
Right now the main priority is securing my advanced standing at Edith Cowan University in Mount Lawley. There, I'll easily be able to invest plenty more hours minding theSpectrum Project Space after and before classes. If all works out, I should have six months free to look for art-related jobs. Any invitations or FYI's in that department, via comments or contact, I'd certainly appreciate.
This will probably be my last blog of the year. Have a great holiday, everybody!
