NOW: February 2020
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The COAF Member Exhibition Fringe 2020 at the Glenelg Art Gallery, February 21- March 22nd. Opening Night Friday February 21st from 6.00 to 7:30 pm Please RSVP for catering to art@glenelgartgallery.com.au Call Office 8375 0630 (11am – 5pm) for further information. Other contacts are Andrew 0410 147 105; Vicki 0439 974 749; Rowena 0410 481 237. |
PAST EvENTS
2020
Lots of fun at the Jetty Rd Glenelg Street party and the Tour Down Under Parties. We started with some painting in the atmosphere
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Vicki Moore, Artist
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Sue Fuller, Artist.
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2019
Art Exhibition "Karra Wadlu Yaitya Purruna / Bush Shrubs Make You Healthy"
Held at the Adelaide Women's and Children's Hospital by the
Women's & Children's Hospital Foundation www.wchfoundation.org.au
You are invited to Arts in Health’s special event on 14th November.
A panel discussion with Aboriginal artists and health professionals discussing the importance of maintaining bush medicine knowledge.
This coincides with the Tarnanthi exhibition https://wchfoundation.org.au/the-impact-we-make/arts-in-health/gallery-exhibition-program/blue-heart-gallery/
‘Spirit Men’
– Stephen Martin Pitjara, Allen Sparrow, Tasman Kleingeld Tjapaltjarri, David Moolooloo
For the first time, the Centre for Creative Health (CCH) is taking part in the city-wide Tarnanthi Festival, presenting ‘Spirit Men,’ an exhibition of new paintings by Stephen Martin Pitjara, Allen Sparrow, Tasman Kleingeld Tjapaltjarri and David Moolooloo, curated by Rowena Brown, Fiona Borthwick and Steph Cibich.
‘Spirit Men’ is presented with the Circle of Arts Foundation a community organisation in Glenelg which encourages creativity as a way to aid healing. The exhibition explores the theme of ‘spirit’ whilst referencing each artist’s connection to country, culture and community.
‘Spirit Men’ will be on display in the RAH’s Commercial Galleries from October 21, 2019 until January 22, 2020.
https://www.creativehealth.org.au/whats-on/
- "Spirit Men" Royal Adelaide Hospital
– Stephen Martin Pitjara, Allen Sparrow, Tasman Kleingeld Tjapaltjarri, David Moolooloo
For the first time, the Centre for Creative Health (CCH) is taking part in the city-wide Tarnanthi Festival, presenting ‘Spirit Men,’ an exhibition of new paintings by Stephen Martin Pitjara, Allen Sparrow, Tasman Kleingeld Tjapaltjarri and David Moolooloo, curated by Rowena Brown, Fiona Borthwick and Steph Cibich.
‘Spirit Men’ is presented with the Circle of Arts Foundation a community organisation in Glenelg which encourages creativity as a way to aid healing. The exhibition explores the theme of ‘spirit’ whilst referencing each artist’s connection to country, culture and community.
‘Spirit Men’ will be on display in the RAH’s Commercial Galleries from October 21, 2019 until January 22, 2020.
https://www.creativehealth.org.au/whats-on/
- "Spirit Men" Royal Adelaide Hospital
GU Cinema Glenelg
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Also see our Art Collectives 2020
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RECONCILATION 2019
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On behalf of the Gallery we firstly acknowledge the land now known as Australia belonged to a Nation of People, widely sophisticated, Aboriginal people of Culture, With Gratitude to our Elders past, present and emerging, the Country's ancient Cultural heritage. Always Was, Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land.
We hope that by sharing the Stories of the Artworks more attention is paid to the land supporting us through the emmense Generational Knowledge of this Country Aboriginal people have. |