EXHIBITIONS
THE SHAPE OF THINGS - DANIELLE O’BRIEN & TRICIA PAGE: F Project Gallery, 24 November-December 10. A literal and metaphorical exploration of the shape of things.
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SIGNIFICANTLY SMALL - F PROJECT MEMBERS: F Project Gallery, December 13- January 14. Small works collated from members in a range of mediums. Launch December 16 at 6pm.
PAINTING SILENCE - RICK AMOR: Hamilton Gallery, November 16-March 4. A collection of large scale works by one of Australia’s foremost figurative painters Rick Amor.
ANCESTRAL MEMORIES - MARION MANIFOLD: Warrnambool Art Gallery, November 11 to February 11. South-west printmaker Dr Manifold continues her research in female identity and body imaging.
HOSPITAL STRUCTURES, MAKESHIFT SPACES - KATE PRICE: Warrnambool Art Gallery, November 18 to February 11. Private/Public space and its affect on people are examined in this exhibition.
AN EVER PRESENT UNIVERSE - Fiona Clarke, featuring in-language story telling by Vicki Couzens: Warrnambool Art Gallery, November 25 to February 18.
FREE TO BE EVERY ME - SINEAD MURPHY: Warrnambool Art Gallery, November 25 to December 16. Joins 16 Days of Activism campaign in addressing gender-based violence.
EVENTS
ARTIST FLOORTALK - SINEAD MURPHY: Warrnambool Art Gallery, December 7, 5.30pm – 6.30pm.
WORKSHOP - COOKING MASTER CLASS: Warrnambool Community Garden, December 7, 10am to 12 noon. Learn to cook traditional Sri Lankan cuisine with Chamari.
WORKSHOP - NATURAL ORGANIC BREWS: Warrnambool Community Garden, December 8, 5.30pm to 7pm. Learn organic pest control and soil improvement.
METROPOLIS: Mozart Hall, Warrnambool, December 13, 7.30pm. Fritz Lang’s silent classic gets a live score from Warrnambool musicians in this annual F Project Cinema event.
THE PRINCESS BRIDE: Mozart Hall, Warrnambool, January 10, 7.30pm. The much-loved faux fairy-tale is screened by F Project Cinema.
WALTZ WITH BASHIR: Mozart Hall, Warrnambool, January 24, 7.30pm. The recollections of Israeli soldiers are animated in this acclaimed documentary screened by F Project Cinema.
