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18 December - 21 February
Recent Acquisitions
28 February - 4 April
Associates
of Rupert Bunny
Rupert Bunny (1864-1947) taught and encouraged a number of associates
in Melbourne in the 1930s. This exhibition brings together rarely
seen works by Geoffrey Anderson, Arthur Lindsay, John Munro,
Robert Campbell, James Farrell and James McMahon. Also a collection
of oil sketches of the South of France by Bunny.
11 April - 16 May
Archie &
Amalie Colquhoun
A major exhibition of works borrowed from State and Regional
Galleries plus private lenders. Works in the exhibition cover
early self portraits, portraits of family and friends, works
painted in London during 1935-36, Paris scenes during 1925-26,
flower pieces and interiors. Guest Curator: Katherine Kovacic.
29 May - 25 July
Golden Journeys:
50th Anniversary of the Embroiderers Guild
Celebrating the Golden Anniversary of the Embroiderers Guild
Victoria, this exhibition showcases works by Life Members, Book
of Honour and Service Award Winners. The works collected reveal
a diverse range of techniques and stitch themes, from traditional
and historic approaches, to work which represents and interprets
stitches and materials in new and exciting ways, revealing that
embroidery is a wonderfully rich and varied art form.
7 August - 5 September
Juliana Hilton:
The Diggings
Celebrating this Castlemaine based artist's 70th birthday.
The exhibition presents studio interiors, still life and landscapes
drawn from images of the Central Victorian Goldfields.
7 August - 31 October
Burke &
Wills: Castlemaine Connections
Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Burke & Wills Expedition,
the display highlights some original material held in the museum's
archives. Guest Curator: Su Mitton.
11 September - 3 October
Annette Edwards:
A Lifetime of Mark Making - Paintings and Prints
The merging of paintings and printmaking and their techniques
through the use of collage to become abstracted paintings. Guest
Curator: Dick Turner
9 October - 7 November
Sally Scott:
Drawing Daisy Bates
Drawing Daisy Bates tracks a radically different
way of making a portrait. Scott draws the things in Daisy Bates'
8 x 10 tent at Ooldea, her lies and the silence of the desert.
Out of experimenting with visual language come beautiful eccentric
drawings.
Exhibited are working notes and the first 30 of the planned 100
presentation drawings.
13 November - 19 December
Mount Alexander
Shire artists represented in the permanent collection
Exhibition of works by artists living in the Mount Alexander
Shire that are represented in the Castlemaine Art Gallery permanent
collection. Works range from paintings, drawings, prints, photographs,
ceramics and sculpture.
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