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 1.  Feb
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     BELONGING
     
      The Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House's support of the 2022 Geelong Design
     Week (GDW) event includes an Art Exhibition at the QNH Gallery at 3 Tobin
     Drive Queenscliff.
     
     
     This year, the theme of the GDW is "Taur" (which means "Belonging" in the
     language of the Wadawurrung people) and the QNH Gallery Committee invites
     local artists to apply to participate in the QNH's "Belonging" Exhibition
     to be held over the month of March.
     
     The GDW's "open studio" timetable is actually 2 weekends in March (19 & 20
     March and 26 & 27 March) but participating artists will be able to display
     their works (and offer them for sale) for the whole of March.
     
     Interested artists need to eMail the Gallery's Exhibition Coordinator Ms
     Jocelyn Adam on joceadam@yahoo.com.au as soon as possible.  Jocelyn will
     forward a registration form which must be completed and returned to her by
     email by 17 February 2022. Submissions should include a digital photo of
     their art (preferably taken before the work goes under glass).
     
     Framed works and/or other art (eg sculpture) must be delivered to the
     Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House  (3 Tobin Drive Queenscliff) by 22
     February and will be organised into a display by the Gallery Committee
     between 1 and 4 March.
     
     The QNH Art Gallery's "Belonging" Exhibition will open on Saturday 5 March.
     
     
     
     Posted 8th February 2022 by House Gallery
     
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 2.  Oct
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     9 BY 5 CELEBRATION
     
     
     
     
     A fresh new exhibition by local artist Lyn Ellis celebrates the critical
     place in Australian art history of the famous 9 by 5 Impression Exhibition
     held 126 years ago. Budding artists Tom Roberts, Charles Condor and Arthur
     Streeton painted most of their works for the famous 1889 exhibition on
     cigar box lids, thereby determining painting size and exhibition title.
     
     The House Gallery at Queenscliff Neighbourhood House in Tobin Drive, near
     the Pilots pier, is the venue chosen by Lyn for her exhibition, which is
     for the month of November, and will be open most days 10am to 4 pm.
     
     Preparation of Lyn’s sixty paintings in the 2 years since her last
     exhibition has been a busy project with those inclement days over the long
     winter that were too cold for en plein air painting being well used in her
     warm studio compiling the mounts and layout for showing.
     
     Lyn believes that the original artistic principles stated by those
     Heidelberg School Impressionists, particularly the fleeting character of
     widely differing effects on a scene over days, hours, or even minutes,
     remain valid today, and so are the reasons for their inspiration to paint
     the 9 by 5 (inches) size.
     
     The paintings capture a subject concisely and are filled with colour and
     light but do not require a large vacant wall area or, more importantly, a
     large setback distance for display. A stunning impact can be achieved in
     larger areas by hanging paintings in pairs, threes, or even four and of
     matching or contrasting subjects.
     
      
     Posted 28th October 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 3.  Oct
     2
     
     
     
     REVELATIONS
     
     Sue  Wasterval &  Anne Barclay
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     REVELATIONS
     
     This exhibition of recent paintings and collages will run from 5 October –
     31 October and will be open Monday to Friday 9am-4pm and Saturdays 12.30-
     3pm.
     
     Anne Barclay
     ANIMISM is the attribution of a living soul to plants, inanimate objects
     and natural phenomena. The dichotomy between 21st Century ‘intellectual’
     human beings and the natural world has created a legacy of alienation and
     estrangement.  
     Is re-connection and communion - with other animals, minerals and
     vegetables - our earthly universe - possible?
     What is revealed when crossover and fusion are permitted?
     
     
     
      Sue Wasterval
     Today our busy lives leave less and less time to appreciate the amazing
     complexity of the natural world and to think about the relevance of this to
     our health and wellbeing, both on an individual and a scientific level.
     Maybe we all need to think about the fact that our survival as a species
     depends on the preservation of the natural world in all its amazing
     diversity.
     
     Simple enjoyments such as discovering the beauty around us as we walk along
     a beach or in a forest may be a way to build or maintain respect for what
     we are observing.
     
     My work aims to draw eyes to the wonder of the amazing patterns that nature
     reveals when we make the time to really look.
     
     
     Posted 2nd October 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 4.  Sep
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     PAINTING WITH STITCHES
     
     
     
     
     Shirley Drayton presents an exhibition portraying the technique of
     ‘Painting with Stitches ’a process of lowering the feed dogs on the sewing
     machine, which permits free motion embroidery. The work created with tiny
     pieces of fabric, is reminiscent of Impressionist painting style.
     
     Shirley is inspired by many things from old sheds, beautiful old buildings,
     coastal places, scenery and memories of growing up on a Soldier Settler’s
     farm, to name a few. As well as ‘Painting with Stitches’ by free motion
     machine embroidery, Shirley also explores the tactile nature of fabric. The
     range of textures and colours is enhanced with thread and some more
     recently incorporate paint creating mixed media textile art.
     
     Shirley belongs to a creative group, “Stitches at Sea” who meet each week
     at the Neighbourhood House and offer encouragement and critique of each
     other’s work.
     Exhibition runs for the month of September.
     
      
     Posted 3rd September 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 5.  Aug
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     LIFE DRAWING SELECTIONS
     
     
     
     
     
     During the month of August  a selection of drawings from participants at
     the Monday afternoon Life Drawing sessions, held this year, at St James
     Anglican Parish Hall, Drysdale will be on display at The House Gallery at
     Queenscliffe Neighbourhood House.
     
     Artists exhibiting their work are: John Barton, Nan Bodsworth, Margaret
     Clarke, Ann Devenish, Sue Ernst, Vicki Green, George-Ann Gunn and Denise
     Main.
      
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     Posted 4th August 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 6.  Aug
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     FIND US ON INSTAGRAM
     
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     You can now follow our emerging Artists on Instagram
     
     
     
     
     
     
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     Posted 4th August 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 7.  Jul
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     TREES
     
     
     
     Wendy Naylor is presenting an exhibition of "TREES", born from her love of
     the seaside vegetation and the many hours she used to spend playing along
     this coastline
     
     ...now her grandchildren are playing there too...
     
     she takes them to the playgrounds, the beach , the parks ...where there are
     many  trees whose grand canopies provide a majestic tracery against the
     skyline....
     
     
         
      
     
     
     Posted 1st July 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 8.  Jun
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     WAYS OF SEEING
     
     Janetta Green and Sandra A Jobling bring together a diverse arrangement of
     images.
     
      
      
     'The artist is always beginning. Any work of art which is not a beginning,
     an invention, a discovery is of little worth.' Ezra Pound
      
     And with this thought in mind we explore art in many mediums. It's an
     exploration that brings with it ideas for further discoveries. To some
     extent it is a travel through the years until time meets the now. In many
     of our images we have a sense of play, of movement and unfinished moments
     in time. If our work is story telling then it is your story. Sandra A
     Jobling
      
     Janetta Green: Has enjoyed many exhibitions and has a degree in fine arts.
     She loves experimenting with different art forms to imbibe her work with
     texture, colour and light. Recently she has used photography to express her
     feelings and to capture the movement of water and light. Some of Janetta's
     works touch on women's liberation and the suffragette movement.
      
     Sandra A Jobling: Has a BA from Deakin Uni and a Degree in Theology from
     United Faculty of Theology, Melbourne. She has delved into writing icons,
     enjoying the light and transparency of egg tempera. Some of her work has
     been used in worship around Melbourne and Geelong. Today, Sandra has
     experimented with other mediums and looks at life sometimes with a humorous
     backward glance.  
      
     
      
      
     
     Posted 11th June 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 9.  Apr
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     DRAWN FROM THE LIFE MODEL
     
     
     
     
      
     The April exhibition in The House Gallery is an exhibition of recent life
     drawings by members of the Saturday Life Drawing Group.
     
     
     
     
      
     Exhibitors include Anita Armytage, Ian Baker, Sue Baulch, Jennet Boyd, Mary
     Fraser, John Flower, Shirley Hurley, Randall Johns, Gail Martin, Dawn Muir,
     John Murray, Margaret Rose and Rosalind Sestito.
     Since 2011 artists from the local area have come to the Queenscliff
     Neighbourhood House on Saturday afternoons to draw from the life model. 
     All the drawings in this exhibition began from a Saturday session.  Some
     are from 2 or 3 minute poses, others maybe from a 10, 20 or 40 minute pose.
     Some of the artists have had many years experience drawing from the model
     and some are quite new to the discipline.
     Life Drawing is an excellent discipline for improving observation and
     drawing skills because each new pose is a challenge.
      
      
     Newcomers are welcome to join the group
      
      
     Sale of drawings can be negotiated directly with the artist or contact
     Shirley Hurley at:
     tohousegallery@gmail.com
      
     Posted 4th April 2015 by House Gallery
     
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 10. Feb
     26
     
     
     
     PARKHILL: THE PAPER CHASE
     
     
     
     
     
     Steve Parkhill explores the medium of collage through these images made
     from paper and paint. Some of these depict concrete objects and others
     follow the stream of consciousness.
     
     
     Steve took up visual art in 2005 and completed a Diploma of Visual Art in
     2008, majoring in Painting and Printmaking. He has been a regular exhibitor
     in Geelong, Melbourne and regional Australia.
     
     Steve takes interest in the concepts of chance, coincidence and
     circumstance. In most mediums, the end result of the artist’s actions is
     never predictable; he believes the interpretation of the image, unlike the
     intention, is a random result depending upon the experiences of each
     observer leading up to the moment of viewing.
     
     Posted 26th February 2015 by House Gallery
     
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