Woven in Winter at Sturt Gallery
woven forms in basketry, textiles and ceramics
June 11- July 23
Keiko Amenomori-Schmeisser/ Bronwyn Berman/ Patrice Cooke/ Karen Farrell/ Tracy Luff/ Tracey Mitchell/ Brooke Munro/ Catriona Pollard/ Shona Wilson
in the foreground is the amazing Pod forms of Tracy Luff made out of cardboard, hessian and wood
Woven in Winter gallery view
Bronwyn Berman with her woven wonders Reacher, Spindle & Seeker in the window
Spindle copper, casuarina root
Seeker copper, casuarina root, embedded river stone
Patrice Cooke
Fragile Fan and Silent Veins earthenware paperclay
Wall Piece I-IV porcelain
Patrice Cooke
Web Dreams earthenware paperclay
Keiko Amenomori-Schmeisser
Resting shibori & Japanese natural indigo dye on linen
Karen Farrell
Nesting Sites for Forlorn Species
stoneware, satin & crackle glazes, oxides
interwoven with palm fibre, pine needles, shell, silk fibres
Brooke Munro
Passing timber, wire
Shona Wilson
Diatom No.4 norfolk pine, seedpods, plastic
Diatom no.4 detail
Bronwyn Berman
Breathe in love through the heart
handmade paper, lyrebird feathers, echidna quills, beads
lichen by mother nature
Woven in Winter at Sturt Gallery
Posted: June 11, 2017 by Mo Crow in art exhibitions, It's Crow TimeTags: art, Bronwyn Berman, exhibitions, inspiration
Comments
It's Crow Time 
gorgeous pieces ALL
(((Michelle))) here’s a link to more photos from Sturt Gallery on FB
Stunning work, thanks for sharing.
(((Debbie))) you would love this show!
what a show! thank you
(((Sue))) it is and a good excuse to get out of the city for the day, I always enjoy watching the world go by to the sound of the clickety clack on the tracks from the train
Love the close-ups of Bronwyn’s Spindle and Seeker … and Patrice Cooke’s Web Dreams resonates (as you might imagine)
I’m always so glad when you post gallery pix … thank you!
(((Liz))) I took 86 photos but most of them were rubbish even with my glasses on!
Love all these great images, thanks!!
your work is brilliant Tracy, thanks for visiting!
Thanks Mo, for your kind words.
How beautiful. Great exhibition
a beautifully curated show of such talented artists with deep connections to nature & enjoyed the opening address by Elizabeth Swane
all beautiful, particularly like Patrice Cooke’s earthenware/paperclay pieces….thanks for sharing.
(((Eliene))) so inspiring, every piece in the show is full of deep heart earth magic
Oh such beauty………………..
(((Martine))) still buzzing with the beauty 3 days later!
these are your peeps, for sure
(((Dee)))
Wow! Wow! Wow! Such amazing work! I would love to see in person.
(((Nancy))) we need a Matter Transfer Unit !