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Working Art Space Sheffield

Locality: Sheffield, Tasmania

Phone: +61 414 797 052

Address: 2 Albert St 7306 Sheffield, TAS, Australia

Website: https://workingartspacesheffield.org.au

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24.01.2022 We're very pleased to announce the three judges who will be tasked with selecting the finalists and winner of the 2021 Glover Prize | ,... ; Well regarded art dealer, patron and philanthropist, Philip Bacon established Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane in 1974. The gallery is renowned for exhibiting many of the country’s most celebrated, established and contemporary artists. | , (); , , Tracy was appointed to the newly created position of Director, Creative Arts and Cultural Services for the City of Launceston in October 2018. Her role spans the Directorship of the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) and the development and implementation of cultural strategy and services for the city. | Julie Gough is a Tasmanian Aboriginal artist, writer and a curator of Indigenous Cultures at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. Her Briggs-Johnson family have lived in the Latrobe region of North West Tasmania since the 1840s, with Tebrikunna their Traditional Country, in far north eastern Lutruwita (Tasmania). Visit our website to learn more about our judges: www.johnglover.com.au/about-us/judges-2021

23.01.2022 Meet the artist who is drawing every single item in his grandfather's shed to honour his memory. (via BBC Cymru Wales)

23.01.2022 Art of the times

22.01.2022 Our world shrunk 25x.

22.01.2022 Artwork: Maud Tousey Fangel

22.01.2022 EDIT : PLEASE NOTE After consultation with Council and in consideration of the COVID-19 requirements for such events plus the short time-frame till our proposed get together, the Committee have decided to defer this event until the new year. Gardening/Mosaic Party on Monday 14th December.... Work to commence at 10.00, followed by a BBQ lunch in the park. (BYO meat/whatever and a plate to share). Festive moods are essential. Please note, for members and families who are unable to join the working groups, the BBQ is open for everyone in WASS. See more

19.01.2022 ARTPRIZE 5: Theme - CONNECTION - Now open for entries! Tasmania's multi-artfom art prize. Enter at https://www.undergroundartbar.com.au/artprize In a world wher...e we ‘value’ digital connection there seems to be an innate desire to be connected on many levels. Brene Brown describes that connection ‘is neuro-biologically wired...’ in us. Connectivity, being connected, having connection with others; our partner, family, our pets, our environment; connection to things, our devices, beliefs, values, the divine. What does connection really mean to you? What does it mean to be disconnected? A poor connection? How will you interpret this in your art? We can’t wait to find out! _____________________________________________________________ ArtPrize is open to all Tasmanian artists and art-forms; painters, sculptors, actors, improvisors, installation artists, soundscape, musicians, projection and lighting artists, puppeteers, film, site-specific artists, comedians, dancers, poets, singers, circus artists and multi-disciplinary artists, and art-forms we're yet to hear about! _____________________________________________________________ #tasmania #hobart #launceston #tasmanianart #tassieart #tassieartist #tassielocal #tassiedancer #politas

17.01.2022 Gardening/Mosaic Party on Monday 14th December. Work to commence at 10.00, followed by a BBQ lunch in the park. (BYO meat/whatever and a plate to share). Festive moods are essential. Please note, for members and families who are unable to join the working groups, the BBQ is open for everyone in WASS.

15.01.2022 Our beautiful new exhibitions just keep coming with Wolfgang Glowacki's 'Fragility' also opening this week. Come and see them for yourselves! 'Fragility'... Wolfgang Glowacki N O W S H O W I N G in Gallery 6 until Sun 17 Jan, 2021 This exhibition by wilderness photographer Wolfgang Glowacki brings together images of response to change, fragility, beauty, transition, temporality, uncertainty and the unknown. In a year of global upheaval, Wolfgang explores the themes of collective uncertainty around being human during a pandemic and the ever increasing impacts of climate change; on what it means to be in the flux of loss and personal growth; on the stillness of awe and nourishment that being in nature provides whether experienced in our backyards or in wild places. Wolfgang shares these musings and responses with macro, monochrome, underwater and landscape photography. Image courtesy of the Artist. 'Autumn Glow' Mt Murchison.

12.01.2022 Coming up at the Pioneer gallery on November.

04.01.2022 Updated September 23rd The Albert Gallery will remain open for members only until further notice. The Pioneer Gallery opening hours for October and November will be extended to a 5 day week, from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10:00 till 2:00. (In line with hours at KVIC.) The WASS Committee has submitted an updated COVID Safe Plan to Council outlining the latest changes to our procedures.

04.01.2022 The completed Sheffield Murals for 2020. Images taken by Glenn Ireland.

04.01.2022 Open Studio this Weekend

04.01.2022 Upcoming exhibition of the NW Botanical Artists! All welcome!

04.01.2022 Has your primary-school-aged child submitted their Claws on the Line Art Competition entry yet? It's a lovely thing to do over the holidays. *Deadline 22nd Octo...ber!* We explored some ideas during our Bookend Trust school visits in September, with some wonderful Central North Tasmanian students (see the photos). Now the entries are starting to come in... and we can't wait to see yours! Details in the poster - & email [email protected] with any questions. See more

03.01.2022 Ágnes Herczeg, Lace Artwork "My name is Ágnes Herczeg. I was born in Hungary and I still live here in a small town next to the river Danube. I started working w...ith lace works in 2013. I mainly use natural threads of plant origin like linen, hemp, cotton, jute, raphia etc. While preparing a lace work, I usually make use of threads of different origin and thickness and I also apply several techniques. I mainly use needle lace technique, which I frequently combine with pillow lace and braiding work. The frame of the pictures is made of small branches, bark, coconut shell or any other material of my liking. This 'frame' constitutes a compositional part of the picture. I lay high emphasis on planning as I have to provide not solely visual content for the picture but also elaborate its structural elements and the order of work phases as well; which may sometimes be as complicated as solving a riddle." www.agnesherczeg.com https://www.instagram.com/agnesherczeg_lace/

01.01.2022 Russian artist Slava Zaitsev uses grampos to create his paintings. https://www.instagram.com/artdaily_official/