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Annabelle Collett Neo-Cameo installation 2008 printed cotton fram
gallery one: more images > View image Annabelle Collett Neo-Cameo installation 2008 printed cotton fram View image Fiona Gavino  Perspectives Shift 2008 pith cane 69 x 86 x 65cm
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community space View image Liz Calnan Coming of Spring wool & mohair/polyester/viscose/nylon View image Wendy Cartwright Dots and stripes Jacketwool; deflected double w View image Maryann Stamford Who says weavers can\'t quilt cottons; cotton fab
GALLERY ONE
15 November to 18 January 2009

Momentum: 18th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial

The Tamworth Biennial is a prestigious event in the Australian art calendar. Momentum: 18th Tamworth Fibre Textile Biennial has been curated by Valerie Kirk, Head of Textiles, ANU Canberra, and will reflect the development of textiles and the every increasing rate of change in this field. Momentum identifies artists on the move, embracing the future with works that surprise and inspire; 25 artists from across Australia have been selected. The accessibility of the language of textiles and its relevance to contemporary life, demonstrates why artists have elected to work in this medium. This exhibition will provide audiences with a focus on the finest and most exploratory aspects of contemporary fibre textile practice.

Image belowAinsley Murray an architecture of thread and gesture, 2008 Tyvek, carbon fibre, acrylic monofilament, aluminum 98x141x205cm
Photography Ian Hobbs


GALLERY TWO

GALLERY ONE
momentum
momentum 18th tamworth fibre textile biennial
15 November 2008- 18 January 2009

Image above
belowAinsley Murray an architecture of thread and gesture, 2008 Tyvek, carbon fibre, acrylic monofilament, aluminum 98x141x205cm
Photography Ian Hobbs
Image Below
Installation image Photography P.Brown
GALLERY TWO
The art of TAFE
The “ART of TAFE” 2008 Student Exhibition. Showcasing works from the Tamworth Campus, New England Institute TAFE.

The richness of the contemporary visual arts accommodates a wide range of imagery and context. Offering a skill based program the Creative Arts & Digital Media Section caters for the traditional studio practices of painting, drawing, sculpture, glass and ceramics which sit comfortably beside those of film making and digital media. “The Art of TAFE” is an exhibition of diverse practices and creative relevance.
COMMUNITY SPACE
at Ray Walsh House
WEAVERS.....SHOWING OFF

17 October - 24 November 2008

EXHIBITION OPENING

Wednesday 29 October 2008
By Tamworth Textile artist Glenys Mann at 2pm.
To be followed by a floor talk by Armidale textile artist Tom Moore
All welcome to attend

Weaver.......Showing Off

The weavers are all members of the Australian ‘Weavers’ Forum’, a group established in 1998 by local Trudy Newman.

“When the group first started we had about 20 members and it has now grown to around 200,” says Trudy. “We have members in every state of Australia and they keep in touch via newsletter and our web site www.weaversforum.com”

Approximately 22 works will be on show reflecting a wide range of techniques available to the hand weaver. Both tapestry and loom weaving are represented and visitors can see on display rugs, wall hangings, garments, wraps and shawls.

Images
Image above
Installationn view
Weavers........Showing Off
Photography. Pam Brown
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Denise Stevens Old tiles
detail 2008, wool & cotton woven tapestry 42cm x 56cm



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