art@AT – The ANZATA Website Virtual Gallery

art@AT is the online gallery on this website. As practitioners we know the vital importance of engaging with one’s own art pratice for both personal and professional growth. art@AT offers an exciting new way to share this aspect of ourselves as artists and arts therapists. We have a series of temporary exhibitions and a permanent collection.

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Avoiding the Void

When: Opens 3 February 2010; Open 10am – 4pm Wed – Fri, 1 – 5pm Sat and Sun
Where: The Cunningham Dax Collection, 35 Poplar Road, Parkville, 3052

Avoiding the Voidfeatures works from the Cunningham Dax Collection which reflect and engage with existential ideas and concerns. The exhibition invites viewers to contemplate the insightful ways in which the creators of these works have grappled with difficult questions that are ordinarily avoided: Who am I? Do I belong? Why am I suffering? This exhibition includes paintings, drawings, sculpture and multi-media and poetry by a range of artists including Sandy Jeffs, Graeme Doyle, Richard McLean, David Rellim and Joan Rodriquez. Works made by inpatients of psychiatric hospitals also feature in the exhibition.

Art Therapy Exhibition: Journeys through the Emotional Landscape

Canberra artists and therapists Kathleen Rhee, Samantha Cursley and Claire DeLuca are holding an art-as-therapy exhibition titled “Journeys through the Emotional Landscape”.
The trio have undertaken the Certificate of Initiatic Art Therapy with Cornelia Elbrecht and the exhibition will feature poster collage and mixed media works created by the artists.
Dates: 30 April to 16 May
Venue: Southside Community Services, 63 Boolimba Crescent, Narrabundah Canberra.
For more information: please call Samantha on 0418 296 574.

Galleryeight – Gallery Space Available

Galleryeight is a newly born contemporary art focused gallery situated in beautiful Millers Point/ Rocks, Sydney.
Rates: $350/ week (standard), minimum of 2 weeks exhibition
For more information: please email eriko@transarts.org.au or call 0403 429 581