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24.01.2022 Another New Studio on the trail!Blue Mountains Arts Trail no.1 Frank Boyle. Studio : 1 John Street Hazelbrook. Open 17-18th November 10-4pm. Artwork: Carry the Load 30x40cm oil. Frank is predominantly a landscape painter who is drawn to places that evoke the possibility of isolation and solitude. Frank was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1960 and has been living in Australia since 1982. He began art studies at Seaforth TAFE in 1997 followed by full time study at the Nation...al Art School from where he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2000. Frank has since had successful solo exhibitions in Sydney and participated in many group shows. In 2001 he won the Sail Expo Working Artists Prize. My work tends to evolve out of long and deliberate observations of the world around me and portray a sense of mystery. I respond mainly to what I see and the feelings it evokes and if Im happy with any work I produce then hopefully it can speak for itself. T-0402 042 352 [email protected] www.frankboyle.com.au

23.01.2022 It's a harsh life for #studiodogs. Arts Trail 10am - 5pm Sat 26th and 27th Sun October 2019. Alison Mercer - Creating has been a constant in Alison’s life. She began as a child making soft toys sitting cross legged on the floor. Today her passion for artistic endeavours has never wavered. She has explored many different avenues for her creativity. Photography, cake toppers, design and teaching. Alison has a degree in Art Education and her recent post graduate study in Art Therapy has been highly influential in her current work. Her atmospheric landscapes are not only visually engaging but deeply personally symbolic. View these works along with samples of her work over time when you visit open studio number 10 on the Arts Trail this October.

23.01.2022 Cover image on April 10 is from Linda Callaghan. Number three on the trail.

22.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail No.12 featuring the epic landscape photography of @garyphayes.photography artstrail.org.au

22.01.2022 Linda Callaghan is No. 3 on our Upper Mountains Arts Trail. Creating a diverse range of works, Linda is known for her spiritually uplifting watercolors that cross over from fantasy to realism awakening the viewers imagination. Linda also paints in a detailed traditional style that is totally in tune with nature. Honored to be an Award Winning Artist she enjoys regular sales from her Studio Gallery, online and at a variety of art exhibitions. To learn more about Linda please visit www.lindart.com.au - email: [email protected]

20.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail No.9 is the highly accomplished abstract figurative painter Audrey Rhoda , at 11 Dullhunty st Katoomba open studio 17th-18th November 10-4pm. From the onset of her career Audrey Rhoda has defined her paintings as personal metaphorical narratives. Her subject matter is completely autobiographical and with her unique way of painting with the layering of beeswax and oils a metaphor of her life- the complex accumulation of experiences, producing unusual and varied results. Born in Apartheids Johannesburg in 1949, Audrey Rhoda immigrated to Australia in 1983. In Sydney, she achieved her Fine Arts Degree and Masters of Fine Art . Rhoda has exhibited extensively in Sydney as well as in Melbourne, New York, Paris, Los Angeles.

19.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail No.6 featuring the beautiful sensual expressionistic paintings and drawings of Adrian Gilbert visit his studio on the cnr Easter and Holmes streets Leura open 10-4pm 17-18th November I live and work in the Blue Mountains outside Sydney. This is an obvious influence on my work but perhaps in a less than obvious way. From the beginning I decided that I was much less interested in topical and local subject matter than I am in pursuing the con...ceptual, the sensual and the beautiful in my own terms. But what those terms mean, needed to be worked through and they are still being worked through! Which is what my work is about! I think all of my artworks address these issues and speak for themselves in one way or another. You can follow Adrian Gilbert Facebook page.

18.01.2022 LISA FRANCES JUDD at 41 Glenelgin Road, Winmalee is No. Five on our Lower Blue Mountains Arts Trail on the weekend of Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 October 2019. Lisa lives and works from her home Art Studio in the beautiful Blue Mountains NSW Australia. A full-time Artist for almost a decade her paintings are diverse in nature. The main theme of all Lisas art is nature, colour and playfulness. Mostly working in acrylics, she also incorporates texture pastes, impasto and collage elements from time to time. Many of Lisas original paintings grace art collections, homes and offices around the world.

18.01.2022 Linda Callaghan is no 3 on the Upper Blue Mountains Arts Trail.

17.01.2022 The Blue Mountains Arts Trail is on again on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th May from 10am-4pm and here is the list of studios which you can print and use as a guide to all the wonderful artists on the trail.

16.01.2022 THE BLUE MOUNTAINS CREATIVE ARTS CENTRE (BMCAC) on the Corner of Hare Street & Moore Street, Glenbrook is No. Two on our Lower Blue Mountains Arts Trail on the weekend of Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 October 2019. Members of BMCAC who are also members of BMCAN will be opening the exhibition room at BMCAC, Glenbrook, for the Arts Trail, to exhibit their works. Ingrid Russell, Alison James and Gus Carrozza will have fine art, pottery, jewellery and fibre works on display and for sale.

15.01.2022 Jane Tadrist, our first artist on our Upper Mountains Arts Trail, is a UK qualified jeweller and silversmith, with over ten years experience. She has also recently qualified as an art therapist. She has participated in numerous exhibitions and large-scale community arts projects and won awards and grants for her work. Her art practice is an ongoing exploration of a sense of place and identity.

15.01.2022 Dont forget the upper #bluemountainsartstrail is on 4-5th May 10-4pm, artstrail.org.au I will have cards, bags, cushions, scarves etc as well as original paintings on show and for sale (see below). 10 studios/galleries will be open! Hope to see you soon. Happy week all and stay safe.

13.01.2022 Some of our talented Artists looking forward to opening their studios to you all on 17-18th Nov. Top L-R : Audrey Rhoda, Jane Tadrist, Linda Callaghan, Adrian Gilbert, Patricia Smart, Kara Cooper, Meredith Cooper, Selena Seifert, Gary Hayes.

11.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail No.5 Wild Valley Art Park 321 Blaxland rd Wentworthfalls featuring the mosaic magic of @selena.seifert Director of multi award winning Wild Valley Art Park, a self sufficient and environmental arts centre she has established on a beautiful natural bushland property at Wentworthfalls. Selena is also a multi disciplinary artist and arts educator creating contemporary sculptures, paintings, mosaics, and public artworks. Her mesmerising mosaic house featured here was a stand out at Scenic World Sculpture 2017. Open 17-18th November

11.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail No.2. Exquisite silver adornments of @jane_tadrist jeweller & silversmith. Jane Tadrist is a UK qualified jeweller and silversmith with over ten years experience. She has also recently qualified as an art therapist. She has participated in numerous exhibitions and large-scale community arts projects and won awards and grants for her work. Her art practice is an ongoing exploration of a sense of place and identity. Visit Janes workshop studio at 201 Great Western Highway Hazelbrook. 17th and 18th November, 10-4pm

10.01.2022 A New studio to visit ! Blue Mountains Artstrail no.11 Madeline Coelho a writer who took up painting 10 years ago transforming her poetic sensibilities into lyrical fauvist inspired paintings. a must see!! Open : Sat 17th-Sun 18th Nov at 2 Egmont Rd Medlow Bath.

10.01.2022 New work on the go. Come visit SteelReid Studio. open between 10 and 4 Sat and Sunday, as part of the Blue Mountains Arts Trail.

09.01.2022 This Weekend !!

09.01.2022 Blue Mountains Arts Trail no.7 @meredith_cooper award-winning contemporary landscape artist, awarded for her work across the multiple mediums of oil painting, watercolour, pastel and graphite drawing. Open: 89 Megalong st Leura NSW. Next arts trail weekend 17-18th November or by appointment 0415973783. Winner of the RAS Medallion of Excellence for Watercolour Sydney Royal Easter Show, finalist in the Paddington Art Prize for landscape and twice Winner of the Blackheath Art... Prize. Highly Commended Norvil Art Prize for Landscape..full cv on her website: meredithcooper.com.au The cool temperate rainforests and waterways of the region have been reoccurring themes through out Merediths work. This pantheistic take on the Australian bush evidently informs her distinctive impressionistic painting style. #bluemountainsartstrail featuring cropped artwork : Mermaid Cave track conte pastel on paper 120x75cm See more

09.01.2022 Lower Blue Mountains Arts Trail is on, with 10 great art studios, including the Little Wombat Gallery where we feature 6 accomplished artists and artisans as we...ll as award winning photographic art. Stunning original investment pieces and smaller art works - we have something for every budget! Offering eftpos and small gift items we are happy to also offer complimentary gift wrapping. And dont forget your voucher to the renowned Lindsays Cafe for a lovely meal or coffee - just down the road! Studios are located Glenbrook to Faulconbridge - just follow the BMCAN Arts Trail Map. www.littlewombatgallery.com.au October 26th and 27th, 10 - 4 pm both days. See more

07.01.2022 MARLENE JONES at 38 Raymond Road, Springwood is No. Six on our Lower Blue Mountains Arts Trail on the weekend of Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 October 2019. Marlene is a very diverse artist who uses oils and acrylics in a variety of styles. She loves to paint and share her love of Art with everyone. For this Art Trail Marlene has painted a very exciting new body of works at very affordable prices. Something for everyone

06.01.2022 Look out for our flyers in cafes and other tourist establishments with all the info youll need for a great weekend art crawl!

04.01.2022 Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 November, 10am - 4pm. ARTIST FRANK BOYLE is one of thirteen artists opening their studio doors to the public this November during the Blue Mountains Arts Trail. Frank first became interested in art at high school. I could always draw well, but between high school and my mid-thirties I didnt draw at all, he says.... Frank left his native Scotland for Australia in his early twenties, earning a living as a sheet-metal worker. Then he decided to enrol in an arts course at TAFE. I enjoyed it so much I went on to complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the National Art School, he says. Taking up art again was one of the biggest and best decisions Ive ever madeits a big part of who I am. Frank graduated in 2000 and won the Stuart Purves Australian Galleries Painting Prize in the same year. In 2001 he won the Sail Expo Working Artists Prize and has since held numerous solo and group exhibitions. When hes not painting, Frank is employed as a disability support worker. Its a nice balance, he says. The upcoming Arts Trail will be the first time Frank has opened his Hazelbrook studio to the public, and he says hes looking forward to the experience. I enjoy interacting with people who are interested in what I do, he says. No two people experience a piece of art in the same way. If people ask me about my work, I like to turn it around and ask them to draw their own conclusions. But I find it a real compliment when people connect emotionally to one of my paintings. Frank says he is inspired not only by the Australian landscape and the Scottish landscape of his childhood, but also by the people and landscapes of India. I travelled to Mumbai in India with my wife, who had a job posting there, in 2008. Living there for a year was a fabulous experience and it was my first opportunity to paint full-time. I responded to the sensory overload of the sights, smells and colours of the place and all the people. It is an amazing country and we return there often for holidays. Arts Trails visitors can find Frank in his Hazelbrook studio between 10am and 4pm on Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 November. ABOUT THE BLUE MOUNTAINS ARTS TRAIL Artists from Woodford to Mount Victoria in the Blue Mountains open their studio doors to the public for the Blue Mountains Arts Trail on Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 November 2018. The Blue Mountains Arts Trail gives the public a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes and meet real, passionate artists who pour so much of their heart and soul into their work. Visitors on the Arts Trail gain valuable insights about art by interacting directly with the artist. Some 13 artists are participating in the Arts Trail, with all kinds of art on show, from painting, printmaking and photography to mosaics, multimedia and so much more. The Blue Mountains Arts Trail is free, and visitors can plan their visits using the map of participating galleries available at https://artstrail.org.au/arts-trail.php.

04.01.2022 Linda Callaghan is a very successful and talented artist using many different ways to sell her art.

03.01.2022 See a little or see the lot.

03.01.2022 Are you interested in participating in the Upper Mountains Arts Trail on Sat 4th and Sun 5th May. If you are interested could you please let us know on [email protected].

02.01.2022 VANESSA WHITTINGTON at 38 Coolabah Road, Valley Heights is No. Four on our Lower Blue Mountains Arts Trail on the weekend of Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 October 2019. Vanessas artistic practice is based around the Australian landscape. She produces diverse two dimensional works using acrylic, watercolour, oils and mixed media approaches, inspired by the beauty of not only the Blue Mountains landscape, with which she is intimately familiar as a long term Mountains resident, but also other parts of Australia such as Tasmanias Freycinet Coast, and Kakadu and Uluru Kata Tjuta National Parks. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions and had three solo exhibitions in 2019, including at the Braemar Gallery, Springwood.

01.01.2022 Its a harsh life for #studiodogs. Arts Trail 10am - 5pm Sat 26th and 27th Sun October 2019. Alison Mercer - Creating has been a constant in Alisons life. She began as a child making soft toys sitting cross legged on the floor. Today her passion for artistic endeavours has never wavered. She has explored many different avenues for her creativity. Photography, cake toppers, design and teaching. Alison has a degree in Art Education and her recent post graduate study in Art Therapy has been highly influential in her current work. Her atmospheric landscapes are not only visually engaging but deeply personally symbolic. View these works along with samples of her work over time when you visit open studio number 10 on the Arts Trail this October.