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Intimate Worlds, featuring the work of Fleur MacDonald, Stephanie Monteith, Anie Nheu, Catherine Rogers and Kaye Shumack continues until December 20. It’s a beautiful and reflective exhibition to end the year on. Read Glenn Locklee’s review in sixtoeight.

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But the action doesn’t stop there.

Check out our January Drawing Workshops! 

In January Li Wenmin will be running two fabulous workshops Drawing For Beginners and Drawing Through Journey in the soon to be opened workshop area. Check Workshops on our menu for more information.

Wenmin is a practising artist who specialises in drawing. She trained in Beijing and has acquired a PhD (Fine Arts) from the College of Fine Arts, UNSW. Wenmin has been teaching at a tertiary level for well over ten years and is well positioned to not only assist you to acquire skills in drawing but also to build an understanding of what drawing is and the role of drawing in contemporary art today. Li Wenmin is represented by Flinders Street Gallery.

Alex Falkiner will also be re-running her popular Drawing With Thread and Stitching Off The Page on 25 and 31 January respectively. More details to come.

AirSpace Projects will be opening again on Friday 6 February 2015 with Iconoclasts. Stay tuned for details.

Image Above: Anie Nheu, We watched as she did a handstand single handedly, 2014. Mixed media, variable dimensions. Photo credit: Anie Nheu

AirSpace Projects will now be closed until Friday 5 December when we will be opening the last exhibition of what was a fabulous year.

Intimate Worlds

5 December – 20 December

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Featuring the work of Fleur MacDonald, Stephanie Monteith, Anie Nheu, Catherine Rogers and Kaye Shumack

Opening Friday 5 December 6.00 – 8.00pm

Through both the medium and discourse of paint five artists draw the viewer close to engage with intimate spaces and scales, from the ordinary to the extraordinary.

Come and enjoy the work of these wonderful artists and their varied approaches to the medium of paint.

Image: Fleur MacDonald, Giorgio Pengee failed his audition to be the next Dr Who and has decided to set his sights on Starfleet instead, 2014. Gouache on wood panel, 40 x 40cm. Photo credit: Fleur MacDonald.
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