THE 2011 INTERNATIONAL TREE DRAWING COMPETITION NOW OPEN!

HEART PICTURES OPENS

Hamilton Spectator, Thursday February 3

HEART PICTURES

Skye Williams and Ellyce Victoria are....Off the Rails
Friday February 4, 5 & 6.
Show opens: Friday February 4, 8.30pm - late
Show continues: Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th, 11am - 5pm

See the work and talk to the artists...

Time: Friday, February 4 · 8:30pm - 11:30pm
Location: Off the Rails Gallery, Skene Street, Dunkeld

Heart Pictures is an impromptu exhibition of light hearted illustrations by artist Skye Williams and Ellyce Victoria. This gala of art works aims to delight the imagination and inspire the visual art of storytelling. Heart Pictures also corresponds with the open gardens and galleries festival.

The artists invite you to the celebrate with them on the 4th of Feb (we said it was impromptu) at 8:00pm for some drinks and baked treats.

As well as being delightful artists, Skye and Ellyce are also pretty nifty bakers and hope to see all your shining faces enjoying some art with some free wine and cakes.

Hope to see you all there
x

Wire it Up: Installation as Outstillation - Now Showing at the Dunkeld Tip!

OTR Gallery Presents: Judy Warne

Judy Warne will be presenting some of her latest work in her evocative and thought provoking 'rabbit series'.

This half life size, hessian covered, rabbit figure - burdened by a bundle of sticks is just one of the works Judy will be showing at OTR Gallery on the weekend of December 4 & 5. Opening times 11am - 5pm.



These works were recently shown at the Briget McDonnell Gallery, Hampton.

Join Judy and other friends of OTR Gallery at a special opening event at OTR Gallery at 7.00pm on Friday December 3. Judy's exhibition will be the last one for the year. We look forward to doing it all over again in 2011.

Wire It Up: Community Sculpture Project

Following a very successful weekend workshop over the Discover Dunkeld weekend (October 22-24, 2010) Hamilton Artist Alison Eggleton wired together countless sculptural pieces, created by the community from household waste, to construct a finished installation which can currently be seen at OTR Gallery, Dunkeld.




This interactive project brought the wider regional community and me as the artist together to collaborate in the art making process. The sculpture installation which invigorated the gallery space was a culmination of everyones efforts to explore working with wire and recycled materials. Thankyou to all of the approx 130 participants. A free postcard of the installation is available from Off The Rails Gallery.

Alison Eggleton, Visual Artist.