Painting Elisabeth, oil on board, 45 x 75 cm, Steve Lopes.
Fowlers Gap: 13 artists paint the desert, at Stella Downer Gallery 22 May-16 June 2012.
All the artists from the Not the Way Home expedition gather at Euriowie. Image by Sean O’Brien.
Back row l to r: Peter Sharp, Guy Warren, Ross Laurie, Idris Murphy, Merran Esson, Amanda Penrose-Hart, Sarah Bates, Margaret Ackland, Elisabeth Cummings. Front row l to r: Joe Frost, Euan Macleod, Badger Bates, Steve Lopes, Alan Jones, Jennifer Keller-Milne.
The arts laboratory on-site at Fowlers Gap has concluded. All the artists will now be working in their studios towards the group exhibition. The exhibition will premiere in May 2012 at the SH Ervin Gallery in Sydney, with a side exhibition at Stella Downer Fine Art, and will then tour, including to the Melbourne Art Fair, Buratti Fine Art Perth, and the New England Regional Art Museum.
This blog will remain online as an archive document of the field work. To view the journey in sequence please commence on page 9 and work back to this point.
Thanks for joining us on the journey. See you soon!
In this first wrap-up audio-slideshow, 6 of the artists talk about their reaction to the landscape, and share their work. Featuring Elisabeth Cummings, Guy Warren, Jennifer Keeler-Milne, Merron Esson, Euan Macleod, and Steve Lopes.
Works in progress: Ross Laurie, wax on paper.
Works in progress: Ross Laurie, charcoal and pigment on paper.
Works in progress: Peter Sharp, various media on paper.
Works in progress: Peter Sharp, various media on paper.
Works in progress: Idris Murphy, acrylic on board.
Works in progress: Guy Warren, watercolour on paper.
Works in progress: Jennifer Keeler Milne, charcoal on paper.
Works in progress: Alan Jones, ink on paper.
Works in progress: Alan Jones, acrylic and collage on paper.
Sunset over the big dam, Fowlers Gap.
Late afternoon at Fowlers Gap.
Elisabeth Cummings, interviewed on location at Fowlers Gap, talking about her response to big sky country, and her love of intimate spaces and creek beds. A very rare audio recording of this great Australian artist.
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