Photo and video artist
Let your hands move like clouds ☁️ in front of your heart ♥️ opening to love and joy while tempering in the soothing
water 💧 below
Qigong Class tomorrow morning💃🏽
9.30 🌿
The Bridge Club
Hawks Nest🪻
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Only 2 more classes before a months break 🙃
Anita🌻
Qi Time! Time to slow down and stop the struggle 😌
Qigong Class 💃🏽
9.30 tomorrow morning 🌿
The Bridge Club
Hawks Nest🪻
🌺
Anita🌻
Only the one and 'only' Marina Abramovic could do this! My hero.
Serbian performance artist tells Pyramid stage crowd to confront cyclical violence in thousands-strong ‘collaboration’
Dear Fellow Qi Players!
My sincere apologies but
NO CLASS TODAY! 😬
Here is a beautiful short 20 minute routine from my teacher Lee Holden if you want a Qigong hit! Enjoy! And apologies again 😊
See below.
See you next week 💃🏽🤩
Anita 💕🌸
https://youtu.be/Re2fVjXI8MM?si=A2Gv71i3VpM_W8BP
"The ancient Chinese perceived human beings as a microcosm of the universe that surrounded them"
So come and play Qi with your microcosm in the macrocosm.
Qigong Class 🌼
9.30 tomorrow morning 🌿
The Bridge Club🪻
🌺
Anita🌻
‘The responsibility of the art of our time is to reflect on and provide instruments for examination and self-awareness.’
— ANTONY GORMLEY
💥 Tuesday morning yoga
💥 9.30 - 11am
💥 Hawks Nest Bridge Club
💥 all level practice and all welcome
Qigong Class tomorrow morning
9.30am to 10.30am
The Bridge Club
26 Yamba Street
Hawks Nest
Tune into yourself and nature
Come and bring in some fresh energy and life force. And have some fun at the same time
For her long - awaited project with Artangel , New York - based artist Sarah Sze is transforming a large Victorian waiting room on Peckham Rye Station that has lain empty for almost 50 years.
Miller photographed the chaos of war’s end in Europe, documenting major battles, the liberation of Paris, and the horrors of Dachau and Buchenwald.
Qigong Class tomorrow evening. 5pm to 6pm.
Remember - A Moving Hinge Never Rusts. Old Chinese saying 🌸
Vale Viv! Used to look in the window of her and Malcolm’s shop in the 70s when waiting for the bus back home to Putney when training as a teacher. Wasn’t my cup of tea but always intrigued.
Jess Cartner-Morley recalls meeting the anti-establishment fashion designer and political activist who shaped punk culture and street style
My photos of the Galleries in the Gardens Christmas party in the News of the Area. Hope you like them. 😊
UNUSUALLY cool summer breezes did not chill the atmosphere at Galleries in the Gardens (GIG) Christmas party on Friday night. The celebrations were twofold, Christmas and the fifth year GIG has been located in their delightful Tea Gardens waterfront cottage. Advertise with News of The Area today. It...
NEWS: THE ANDERSON ART AWARD
We are proud to unveil the inaugural Anderson Art Award, an exciting and new art competition created in honour of Rob and Lee Anderson.
The Andersons’ contribution to the Arts in our region is immense, and our not-for-profit art group, Galleries in the Gardens, Inc., would not have The Gallery display space without their generosity and patronage.
The Award is open to all artists, and offers a prize pool of $7,000 across two categories:
1. Two-dimensional (2D) work (paintings, prints, photographs etc.) – First Prize $3,000, Highly Commended $500.
2. Three-dimensional (3D) work (sculptures, ceramics, wood, glass, metal etc.) - First Prize $3,000, Highly Commended $500.
More details and entry forms at: https://galleriesinthegardens.com.au/news/andersonartaward/
DIARY NOTE
Opening event and winners announcement -Friday 14 April 2023.
Exhibition of entry works closes Sunday 30 April 2023.
Exclusively at The Gallery, 81 Marine Drive Tea Gardens, NSW, 2324 – diagonally opposite the Tea Gardens Ferry Wharf and set amongst the waterfront café strip.
Galleries in the Gardens Student Art Award for 2022 - on show!
Come and see this annual award's entries for 2022 - by Bulahdelah Central School's senior art students.
On display at The Gallery from 10am Wednesday 16/11/2022 :)
Closes Monday 5 December.
Its a genuine joy to help support art at this level - and we thank BCS's teachers for their involvement & dedication, and their senior students for their creative efforts.
The Gallery is at 87 Marine Drive, Tea Gardens - diagonally opposite the Tea Gardens Ferry Wharf, waterfront on the cafe strip.
https://galleriesinthegardens.com.au/art-work/studentartaward/
Last rays 🌞
Starting again this Friday.
anitawoodsmeditation.com
🤸🏻🧘🏻♀️
Joyful and playful ❤️
The acclaimed pop artist, who has died at age 93, specialised in monumental sculptures where mundane objects suddenly became larger than life
New video
A flood myth or deluge myth is a myth or a story which is not objectively true, but there are myths in which a great flood is sent by a deity or deities, des...
Carriageworks is a place of diversity and inclusion. As a volunteer or employee, you will work alongside the artists and companies that make Carriageworks one of Australia’s most progressive cultural institutions.
Just announced: Live music is back at Carriageworks for Vivid Sydney '22 with a curated program bringing together diverse artists from all four corners of the globe | 2-11 Jun | Tickets on sale tomorrow.
CHAI
Perfume Genius
Cate Le Bon
TOMM¥ €A$H
Alter Boy
Soft Centre
Mystics (Jonti, Jono Ma & Babekuhl
Divide and Dissolve
Live Dreams (Performance Space)
Curated by Thomas Supple
View full program: https://bit.ly/CW-VividSydney22
Exclusive pre-sale: 9am tomorrow, sign up now: bit.ly/CW-Vivid22SignUp
Onsale: 2pm tomorrow
Please note: The Carriageworks Vivid Sydney program is an 18+ event. Tickets will only be available through the Carriageworks website and Ticketbooth. Do not buy from any unauthorised re-sellers such as ViaGoGo, Ticketmaster resale, gumtree, eBay or otherwise. They are not authorised sellers and you may be refused entry.
With thanks: Altos Tequila and Atomic.
'A picture is a secret about a secret, the more it tells you the less you know.' - Diane Arbus, born on this day in 1923.
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Discover the elegance, humour and honesty of Arbus' photography in this short picture essay ➡️ https://bit.ly/37gpqWm
Tracey Emin on Louise Bourgeois: ‘Her example taught me: you don’t bracket yourself; you can do whatever you want to do, and you don’t let anyone tell you that you make art of a certain kind, or in certain materials or of a certain kind.’
This International Women’s Day, read Tracey’s touching tribute to her friend, the artist Louise Bourgeois.
Featured in the Evening Standard, on the occasion of the Hayward Gallery at Southbank Centre exhibition ‘Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child’ (showing until 15 May 2022), read the full article: bit.ly/TraceyEminonLouiseBourgeois
Image: Louise Bourgeois and Tracey Emin, March 2010. Photo: Brigitte Cornand
Mona Hatoum ‘Over My Dead Body’
The face of Defiance
New!
Check out the new Meditation website. Lots of info and goodies🧘♀️💜
With over 30 years of teaching experience in Yoga and Meditation, I now also teach Qigong. Qigong is
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How much the British Government owes the Aboriginal people for rent! Artwork by Richard Bell
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