The Northshore Hamilton RESPONSE TO RIVER Exhibition

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The Northshore Hamilton RESPONSE TO RIVER EXHIBITION
31ST OCTOBER TO 9TH NOVEMBER 2014 

THE SHED: 257 Macarthur Ave, Hamilton
An exhibition of artworks by artists-in-residence and special guests. Inspired by the Brisbane River at The Shed.
Artists Include: Joanna Bone, Peter Breen, Mel Davis, Joel Glazebrook, Paul Harris, Kay Lawrence, Matt Lockwood, Zoe Mary, Joy McDonald, Aaron Micallef, Rose Moxham, Jessica Row, Sha Sarwari, Vanessa Stanley, James Watts
Open Fridays from 6-9pm and Saturdays / Sundays from 9am-5pm.
Plus special events:
•                Friday 31st October: Opening Night Event 6-9pm
•                Sunday 2nd November: Life Drawing 5-7pm. $15 adult / $12 concession. Please pre-register by calling 07 3252 2552
•                Saturday 8th November: White Silence Live Art Performance 5-8pm
•                Sunday 9th November: Artist Talk 2-4pm
•                For more information visit: www.facebook.com/jugglersartspaceorg or www.jugglers.org.au or call 07 3252 2552



Some opening night photos - Response to River exhibition at The Shed 31 October 2014. 















Rose Moxham
Aaron Micallef
Joanna Bone 

 
 
 
 
 

Joy McDonald



Joy McDonald, River bird (Brahminy kite), 76 x 51, mixed media, synthetic polymer, collage, graphite on canvas

Joy McDonald, Maritime industry Morningside, 20 x 20, synthetic polymer on canvas

Joy McDonald, Industry across the river, 20 x 20.5, synthetic polymer on canvas

Joy McDonald, Colmslie river industry, 20 x 25, synthetic polymer on canvas

Joy McDonald, Egretta rococo, 76 x 102, oil, collage, graphite, gouache on linen

Joy McDonald, Swampscape, 76 x 102, mixed media, oil, pastel, charcoal on linen

Joy McDonald, Wetland birds, various, unframed , monoprints on rice paper

Joy McDonald, Wetland birds, various, unframed , monoprints on rice paper

Joy McDonald, Wetland birds, various, unframed , monoprints on rice paper


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