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Immanuel Arts Festival
Phone: 0408 637 023
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25.01.2022 We have a local artist who creates handmade wooden automatons. Look out for his work at the next Arts Festival.
24.01.2022 I can relate to this! Anyone else have art like this around their home?
23.01.2022 He’s creating an entire zoo of metallic animals from 100% reclaimed materials.
23.01.2022 Some inspiration for next years Wearable Art entry!
23.01.2022 This event is well worth a visit if you are keen on seeing some amazing art from over 40 local Sunshine Coast artists.
23.01.2022 Thought provoking....
22.01.2022 An interesting read.
22.01.2022 Some inspiration for the Arts Festival in May!
21.01.2022 An incredible amount of work went into these stunning pieces.
21.01.2022 The Peoples Choice Award went to James Duncan for his painting Maelstrom.
21.01.2022 Entries are now open for one of the Sunshine Coast’s most established arts events the Immanuel Arts Festival. This year, the Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary and will run from 21 to 24 May. The event is an opportunity for artists including students to showcase their talent and increase their public profile; from emerging to established artists, all are welcome and encouraged to enter. 2020 principal artists are Artist in Focus Chris Blake and Artists in Residenc...Continue reading
19.01.2022 This year's winner of Outstanding Work of Festival is making her mark on the national stage!
19.01.2022 An event to be remembered! Shrek The Musical. Tickets are on sale now.
18.01.2022 Look out for the art exhibition at the Syndicate Creative Artisan Market.
18.01.2022 The Student Peoples Choice Award went to Sarah McCarthy for Giraffe.
18.01.2022 Hitotsuyama.studio carefully crafts realistic animal sculptures using nothing more than densely rolled newspapers.
16.01.2022 Staff at Immanuel Lutheran College were fortunate to do a workshop with Carlie Johnston recently, this year's co-convenor of the Immanuel Arts Festival, and look what they created! It was part of a 1-day spiritual retreat. Thank you, Carlie for all the beautiful things that you do at Seajay Art.
14.01.2022 You can see Reg in action creating one of his artworks at the Noosa Surf Art Expo from 22nd February.
13.01.2022 Apparently this is the latest look from Dolce & Gabbana I'm bang on trend then
12.01.2022 Our wonderful sponsor To Hold and To Have are supporting a worthy cause.
12.01.2022 Wow...these are so beautiful. Worth a moment or two to scroll through...
12.01.2022 Local Artists have been busy creating during isolation. Now that the markets are back head along and show your support.
10.01.2022 For 40 years, the Immanuel Arts Festival has been an icon on the Sunshine Coast cultural calendar. The Festival has helped launch the career of many aspiring artists and it is our intention that this will be the case for years to come. However, due to current conditions around social gatherings, the College has had to cancel this year’s event. As it is the Festival’s 40th anniversary, we look forward to celebrating this marvellous milestone next year. Thank you to our committee members, artists in focus and local artists throughout the community for your support. A special thank you to our major sponsors: My Weekly Preview, 92.7 Mixfm, The Inkspot Printers, To Hold & To Have and Medicine on Second, Maroochydore. See you all in 2021.
09.01.2022 It's less than a week until we launch the 40th Immanuel Arts Festival which will be held from 21-24 May. We are so excited to welcome Artist in Focus Chris Blake as well as Artists in Residence Justin Bruhn and Odessa Mahony de Vries. This year, we also have a student Artist in Focus - Libby Evans, winner of the 2019 Outstanding Work of Festival for her Wearable Art Piece X-Radiance. We look forward to receiving lots of fabulous entries and to providing a wonderful three days of art for the Sunshine Coast public to enjoy in our fantastic gallery. See you all in May!
09.01.2022 This is incredible!
08.01.2022 VISUAL ART | This year would have been the 40th anniversary of the Immanuel Arts Festival where Year 10 Immanuel student and artist Libby Evans - last year's overall winner of the Festival - was to be Student Artist in Residence. Although not to be, yesterday, Noosa Regional Gallery announced Libby as the winner of the Year 10 category in the Draw 2020 Student Drawing Award with her artwork "Taches de Rousseur". Fellow ILC Year 10 student Zoe Kamarinos also entered and was se...lected as a finalist. In other news for Libby, she has been shortlisted for the Stanthorpe Art Prize - a national competition - in the youth category. This is an outstanding achievement. Libby's shortlisted artwork is her oil painting "Agua". Winners will be announced at a gala night in February 2021. #ImmanuelArtsFestival #ImmanuelLutheranCollege
07.01.2022 You should van Gogh.
06.01.2022 If you are looking for something to do this Saturday, why not visit Palmwoods Arts and Crafts Group 'Reach for the Stars' Exhibit
06.01.2022 2020 Immanuel Arts Festival Student Entries Students from any school on the Sunshine Coast are encouraged to complete and enter a piece of artwork in the 2020 Immanuel Arts Festival. With many prizes to be won, they will have their piece(s) showcased in a large exhibition and critiqued by a panel of professional judges. They'll also be in the running for a Student Encouragement Award and can register their artwork for sale. The Festival is now in its 40th year and promotes all visual, creative and performance art within the Sunshine Coast community. Entry forms are obtained online and due by 20 April, although the art isn't delivered until Friday 15 May so there's plenty of time to make a start on something new, or to finish off a work-in-progress. For entry forms, go to www.immanuelartsfestival.com.au
