Annual exhibition is expression of local creativity
The annual Expressions exhibition in Brisbane North features more than 100 pieces including pottery, painting, sculpture, mixed media and photography.
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THE Shorncliffe Pottery Club is holding its annual exhibition from October 10-13.
Expressions will feature more than 100 pieces which include not only pottery, but painting, sculpture, mixed media and photography.
Donna Martens, one of the organisers, said all artists were encouraged to enter.
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“The Expressions exhibition allows artists, both local and those who live in the surrounding areas, to showcase, promote and sell their creations,” Ms Martens said.
“Each beautiful piece is filled with personal imaginations, ideas and feelings.”
“Come along and buy a special piece of personal art or just immerse yourself in the atmosphere. All pieces in the gallery are for sale.
“Our under $30 affordable art market section is another great place to visit to purchase a unique smaller piece of art for yourself or as a gift for someone special.
“We found at past Expressions, many people have used this stall as a great opportunity to start their Christmas shopping.”
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Cr Jared Cassidy (Deagon) said he was proud to provide funding, once again, for the Expressions exhibition.
“This year’s exhibition is shaping up to be one of the best, with lots of new artists participating and some great new artworks on sale.
“We are so lucky to have a dedicated group of volunteers from the Sandgate Art Society and the Shorncliffe Potters who make this event and so many others in our community possible.”
Expressions will be held in Sandgate Town Hall. Entry is by gold coin.
Exhibition hours: Thursday, October 10 from 6-9pm; Friday, October 11 from 9am-10pm (opening night function from 6pm); Saturday, October 12 from 9am-9pm; and Sunday, October 13 from 9am-2pm.