Catherine Stringer | Artist
Catherine Stringer
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25.01.2022 Construction begins for Big Dress #2!
24.01.2022 Super excited The first time I have entered a film festival and EP 1 Watcha Doin' Today Catherine Stringer - has been selected.
13.01.2022 My painting 'At the Turning of the Tide' is currently on show at the Old Auction House in Kyneton, Victoria, until January 4. Catalogue can be viewed online at: https://www.artaviso.com/pause-button-catalogue
12.01.2022 Preview of my lockdown movie!
12.01.2022 During lockdown Art Aviso Artists were supplied with a different page each, sourced from Newnes’ Pictorial Knowledge 1950’s Encyclopedia (Edited by Enid Blyton).... The pages were selected at random and were the instigator and inspiration for an A4 Artwork. To date, over 180 Artists are participating in the Australian Door to Door project - The physical exhibition will take place in Early 2021 @novacancygallery View the evolving virtual exhibition and presale via Door to Door, under exhibitions at: http://ow.ly/s7rc50zTc8W @catherinestringerartist #art #contemporaryart #artaviso #exhibitions #events #opportunities #artcollectors #covid19 #coronavirus #doortodoorart #artinthetimeofpandemic #artandscience #togetherapart #artfromisolation #artinthetimeofcovid19
12.01.2022 My section of the movie has now been launched!
10.01.2022 Check out this inspiring online exhibition by Sarah Jane Moore! http://exhibitions.library.unsw.edu.au/worlding-with-oysters
09.01.2022 Creativity in its infinite guises, is so cathartic to the human condition, simply observing it can be therapeutic. WATCHA DOIN' TODAY is a series of inspiring, ...intimate stories from a diverse group of artists, capturing how creative expression can clear the mind, feed the soul and heal the heart. Coming soon Sponsorship & partnership opportinites available.
08.01.2022 My artwork 'Ghost Schooner' was highly commended in this year's Maritime Art Awards. The exhibition can be viewed online at https://gallery.missiontoseafarers.com.au/ 'Ghost Schooner' was inspired by a visit to SW Tasmania where the schooner 'Lourah' was wrecked during a fierce storm in 1899. The work is made from seaweed paper using seaweeds gathered from the shipwreck site, combined with ground charcoal.
06.01.2022 Today, 4th August 2020, is the 175th anniversary of the Cataraqui shipwreck on King Island. 400 people lost their lives - Australia's worst civil disaster. The commemorative events, 'Poor Souls', an exhibition at the King Island Cultural Centre, and 'Fathom', a performance on the waters of Currie Harbour, were originally scheduled for this week, but have now been rescheduled for March 2021 as part of Ten Days on the Island.
05.01.2022 Trailer for documentary movie!
04.01.2022 Work in (slow) progress. My second 'big dress' now almost finished! Made entirely of seaweed paper.
04.01.2022 My painting 'At the Turning of the Tide' is part of the exhibition 'Pause Button' to be held at The Old Auction House, Kyneton, Victoria Exhibition opening is Saturday 5 December, 3pm. Exhibition runs until 4 January. Catalogue can be viewed online at: https://www.artaviso.com/pause-button-catalogue
02.01.2022 'Ghost Schooner' paper from marine macroalgae and ground charcoal This work is a finalist in the 2020 Maritime Art Awards The schooner 'Lourah' was wrecked in South West Tasmania during a fierce storm in 1899.... 'Ghost Schooner' is made from seaweeds gathered from the shipwreck site. See more
