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25.01.2022 Jillian Ronald ‘Sanctuary’ I find sanctuary in my garden!! Lino cut print.

23.01.2022 Marian Main A bit about myself..... I am a 53-year-old disabled woman from Cranbourne, I do several different types of art including Pour Painting and Resin for...mwork. I have struggled through the COVID 19 Pandemic with the way disabled, immunosuppressed and elderly people have been treated as "expendable" by the wider community. Unfortunately, my life has not changed very much with the restrictions in place as I stay home as much as possible during our regular Flu season which hasn't happened this year due to COVID 19. I am looking forward to coming out of restrictions so life may get easier again for everyone. See more

23.01.2022 Vin Wragg Meeting via Zoom the Pakenham Modellers Club can share their latest projects, but also issues and struggles that they are experiencing over this perio...d. The Club has been of an even greater value in the life of its members. A diorama in 35th scale of the German surrender in France late 1944. See more

23.01.2022 Vicki Birch The Diamond Dotz I started at Group Craft just before our first lockdown. It was something I wanted to know how to do and it is very simple when yo...u know how. The Gloves, Baby Jacket will go to head office for distribution by Head Office. I used up some wool from an unfished jacket started several years ago to make beanies. See more

23.01.2022 New Beginnings Exhibition Closes Today - 3pm Artwork by Jennie-maree Tempest Cardinia Cultural Centre, Pakenham.

22.01.2022 Valdr-‘Valdr’ A self-portrait can be a study of the soul.

22.01.2022 Louise Celmen I am a professional singer and recording artist and I would like to show you some of my Artwork. I have been involved in creating Theatrical Costu...mes. Paintings and photography also makeup artistry. If you would like to find out more about me please go to Facebook and You Tube Louise Celmen. I have been painting since I was a little girl. See more

22.01.2022 My name is Ann Chadwick i live in Pakenham. I have been painting & gardening for quite a few years which has come in handy during the lockdown. The time seems to go so quickly.

22.01.2022 The New Beginnings Exhibition is now Closed. A special thank you to the participating artists and to all those who visited. We would also like to acknowledge the Cardinia Shire for the development of this beautiful Gallery and we look forward to more community visual art events.

22.01.2022 Two Days of the New Beginnings Exhibition to Go! Artwork by Carlos Mari Cardinia Cultural Centre, Pakenham

21.01.2022 Here's a smile to start off the week!

21.01.2022 How clever is this?

21.01.2022 Best of SECAN Open this weekend 12-3pm Gate 6, 6 Cardinia Rd, Berwick.

20.01.2022 Nell Mcgregor Within my 5 km lockdown inside Pakenham, I have no access to the bush. This painting shows where I’m heading for as soon as the lockdown lifts. Windows down, Frey air of the bush, and the beautiful towering mountain ash trees in the Dandenongs. Can’t wait!

19.01.2022 Valdr Using their art as an emotive outlet and a way to process their response to experiences. While this can be a time to reflect and focus on ourselves, it’s also a time of great isolation and hardship, and it is that which their art finds its theme.

19.01.2022 Jillian Ronald As the second corona wave crashed over us, social interaction and creativity was suppressed. Now as we move towards control of the virus we need ...to start thinking about what is possible rather than focus on what we cannot do, so I have developed a Maskcinator to replace Fascinators. A decorative headpiece to wear at special events. Made from aluminum flashing, it has a decorative accent that can be interchanged to coordinate with your outfit. Alflashcinator See more

18.01.2022 Jenni L. Ivins ‘A Mother’s Love’ I chose natural materials to respond to The Drover’s Wife, by Leah Purcell. In the book we read how a high country mother does what is necessary to protect her family in the late 1800s.

17.01.2022 Marian Main I'm not sure how I would have coped with a life-changing diagnosis without my arts to distract me from myself. Art had come to mean a lot to me as a... means of expression and to help me keep moving and to distract me from the pain I live with every day. I came across Pour Painting while looking online for something different to try. I love the flow of the work and that I have limited control over the finished artwork. I need to let the paint do what it wants, the cells to pop out where and when they want, it is a very freeing form of art. See more

17.01.2022 From Chaos comes Clarity!

17.01.2022 Need to see some art? It's been a long stark winter! Isolation window display is now open at Pakenham Place (Next to Target and Toy World)

16.01.2022 Lovely to see our rocks out there brightening up everyone's day!

16.01.2022 Only 3 days of the New Beginnings Exhibition to Go! Winter by Peter Southern Cardinia Cultural Centre, Pakenham.

12.01.2022 Kelsey Miles I am eight years old. I did this painting using acrylic paint and letting the colour flow. I call this one feeling blue because it reminds me of sad energy. Feeling Blue

12.01.2022 President of the Cardinia Art Society Jillian Ronald Presenting Lida Chatkieicaz with a voucher from Melbourne Art Direct as winner of the People's Choice Award for the New Beginnings Exhibition with her artwork 'Ballerina'.

10.01.2022 Sue Bryce The cat quilt was made for one of her granddaughters who is very fond of cats.

10.01.2022 Heather Kleesh Keeps herself busy and her hands active by knitting all these beautiful items. Just another way of keep her hands supple as she does have arthritis problems.

10.01.2022 Jillian Ronald Jillian uses mirror in her mosaics to bring light and movement to her pieces. The Covid Kettle was inspired by the current pandemic, the dice reflect how we take a chance and hope for the best. Best to stay home with a cup of tea! Covid Kettle

10.01.2022 Sandra Vincent There’s Always Tomorrow "I found this subject such an important message to convey through painting. Using acrylics, colour and movement I tried ...to convey the emotions that may be felt throughout such a turbulent time, and hope that things can change. We all deserve to feel happiness and freedom." See more

10.01.2022 Aanchal Meshram Stand strong and true to yourself no matter what life throws at you There may come a time in life when you feel like giving up but look deep inside for the strength and keep going. Let the storm fear you.

09.01.2022 New Art is arriving at the Window Exhibition at Pakenham Place.

09.01.2022 Alex Hoernlein I work in acrylics on canvas. In recent years I have concentrated on acrylic flow art but during the pandemic I have had a lot more time to conte...mplate and experiment. This entry is the outcome of time spent playing with brush and colour, painted over a print technique using plastic wrap and paint glazes sealed with acrylic binder. It took approximately 31 hours to complete. FOREST OF GOOD INTENSIONS See more

08.01.2022 John Grbic 'Golden Boys'

07.01.2022 Jenni Ivins Drawings from across the Cardinia Shire Community have been included in the board game 'A Part Together', which I put together as a recipient of an... Arts Response Grant from Cardinia Shire. It reflects what is special about our Shire and how we can get through Isolation through kindness. It was published in the 30 September edition of the Pakenham-Berwick Gazette and is also available as a PDF version with extra game cards. This drawing is based on a photo taken to say thank you for a gift of a handmade mask. A Part Together See more

03.01.2022 Check out www.artshowpakenham.com.au You can now apply online. Sweet!

02.01.2022 Cardinia Art Society AGM Cardinia Cultural Centre 6pm Thursday 26 November 2020 RSVP Essential

02.01.2022 Ann Chadwick Ann's new artwork is also on display in the Window Exhibition at Pakenham Place. 'Can We Go Yet'

02.01.2022 Pam Anushika Be bold, be wooden - Black lines created with shadow effect represents something made out of wood. Strong, bold and colourful is what women should be.

01.01.2022 Allan Hanks A new skill developed in lockdown. On display in the Window Exhibition, Pakenham Place Roxy