Currently Showing
Through a Different Eye
Landscape artworks from young artists of the Nillumbik Shire.
Nillumbik artist in residence project.
Opening:
2:00 pm Sunday 1 May 2022
Wadambuk St Andrews Community Centre
35 Caledonia Street
St. Andrews 3761
The exhibition will hang for three weeks, until 22 May. All works are for sale and if purchased can be collected after the three weeks.
There will be an auction at the opening of two works and the money raised will go to the historical society St. Andrews for the maintenance of the Anglican Church, St. Andrews.
The opening will begin at 2pm. It is free entry and will be filled with song, spoken word, paintings, drawings, sculptures and fun.
Landscape artworks from young artists of the Nillumbik Shire.
Nillumbik artist in residence project.
Opening:
2:00 pm Sunday 1 May 2022
Wadambuk St Andrews Community Centre
35 Caledonia Street
St. Andrews 3761
The exhibition will hang for three weeks, until 22 May. All works are for sale and if purchased can be collected after the three weeks.
There will be an auction at the opening of two works and the money raised will go to the historical society St. Andrews for the maintenance of the Anglican Church, St. Andrews.
The opening will begin at 2pm. It is free entry and will be filled with song, spoken word, paintings, drawings, sculptures and fun.
Past Exhibitions
Anonymous Sojourners in the Australian Bush
Artist, Dr Tammy Wong Hulbert, draws attention to the uncommon local history of Chinese miners who were buried in St Andrews in the 1850-80s.
Working with the St Andrews/Queenstown Historical Society and St Andrews Men’s Shed the artist created an installation of white lantern boat sculptures to recognise their stories.
Anonymous Sojourners in the Australian Bush is part of the
Living in the Landscape Public Art Incubator Program.
Image: Dr Tammy Wong Hulbert
Artist, Dr Tammy Wong Hulbert, draws attention to the uncommon local history of Chinese miners who were buried in St Andrews in the 1850-80s.
Working with the St Andrews/Queenstown Historical Society and St Andrews Men’s Shed the artist created an installation of white lantern boat sculptures to recognise their stories.
Anonymous Sojourners in the Australian Bush is part of the
Living in the Landscape Public Art Incubator Program.
Image: Dr Tammy Wong Hulbert
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Jerry Osadczuk
April 2016
I don't have a long repertoire of wonderful things to say about what I have achieved. I've been in many exhibitions all over Melbourne and Japan, and sold paintings to individuals and corporations. I paint from the heart and don't paint for commissions. Painting for me is a form of therapy and what I love to do. If somebody likes what I've done and I'm prepared to part with it, then so be it. To me every painting I sell is like a child leaving home.
If you are interested in purchasing one of Jerry's works please contact him directly on 0466 598 119.
April 2016
I don't have a long repertoire of wonderful things to say about what I have achieved. I've been in many exhibitions all over Melbourne and Japan, and sold paintings to individuals and corporations. I paint from the heart and don't paint for commissions. Painting for me is a form of therapy and what I love to do. If somebody likes what I've done and I'm prepared to part with it, then so be it. To me every painting I sell is like a child leaving home.
If you are interested in purchasing one of Jerry's works please contact him directly on 0466 598 119.
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Thank you to the local artists who have adorned our gallery walls with this 'Pop up' exhibition. Visitors from Regional Arts Victoria called in for lunch to view our amazing Wadambuk Art Space during their tour of Nillumbik. Thanks to Sonja Parkinson, Pauline Deakin, David Deakin, Robyn Koiker, Tess Edwards and Lloyd Godman.
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Jane Fitzherbert
