Nada Murphy | Artist
Nada Murphy
Phone: 0400031952
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25.01.2022 Looking forward to a great weekend . 20 years has been packed ful of creating , music and freindship. Everyone who has enjoyed this space over the years is welome to bring your friends .Just as we have to consider numbers and the safe space rules. Please let is know you plan to come. :)
22.01.2022 Please to let you know that I have joined a small group of artists at Paperbird Gallery Henry St Fremantle. Great collection just upstairs from the Paperbird bookshop Henry St Freo. ( right next door to the Moores) Yes I am up to joining you for a coffee.
22.01.2022 I am delighted to bring you this collection Waiting for the Rain Original Artwork _ Nada Murphy Featured during March Accent Fine Art Gallery 228 Cambridge St Wembley ... Love to meet you there I will be in the Gallery Wednesday afternoon 2-5 pm
21.01.2022 Great to have the opportunity to present some of my Peninsula Collection again this month at Accent Fine Art Gallery 228 Cambridge Street Wembley The painting featured : Pindan Cliffs Walmadan also available from https://nadamurphy.com.au/product/pindan-cliffs-walmadan/
20.01.2022 Only a few days to go now.....
13.01.2022 So pleased to be able to bring you some special introductory offers with my On line Gallery in time for Mother's Day. This is my Harlequin Collection, dichroic glass jewelry in time for Mother's day. Happy to post gift warpped and with a gift card anywhere in Australia. Here is a link so you can view the whole collection https://www.artworkarchive.com/rooms/nada-murphy/90d113
12.01.2022 This small work is part of an on line project Art Aviso Door to Door. with works be added to the virtual exhibition on an ongoing basis up until the physical exhibition dates in November 2020. Gallery and final date to be advised. Artists are supplied with a page from Newnes’ Pictorial Knowledge 1950’s Encyclopedia (Edited by Enid Blyton) selected at random. The work is A4 size My work is" Lost Chapter: referencing berries endemic to Australia , Water Based mediums on paper. 29x21 cm
02.01.2022 More words than usual so for those who will persevere with this post I am wondering if people might like to comment here What do people need right now from artists? Selling art is important to artists so they can continue to firstly support making and creating. But buying art may be the least of people's priorities in our current world. Art has many purposes not the least of which is to bring joy to others , perhaps to think a little differently about our world and to impr...ove others quality of life. What else does an artist have to offer? Artists are very good at persevering in the face of knockbacks. You dust yourself off and try again. Come up with another plan and try again. I ask myself simply how best to persevere and with what? What is the best response and best use of whatever limits we have on our resources? Secondly artists are creative. So the next question on my mind is how can we re purpose our creativity to to impact on shared problems. Novel response to this novel experience. What new ways of going and what might they be. In sum it begs the questions how can art best serve us. Our role in educuation maybe very important and to adapting to our circumstances. Arts practices geared up for on line service delivery may be of worthwhile if the airwaves cope with the myriad of things being offered and may help people stay postive and peaceful. But dealing with other issues maybe of more concern? My hunch is many people have a lot on their plate and may not have space for too much of this. Any comments appreciated from those who have time to check in here? The photo was taken 7 years ago when I was in a group of artists interested in learning. We were not needed to have social distance then and I was working as a volunteer. The process is never one way. The idea is called both ways learning. That day I learned what we do can bring a darn big smile to someones face.
