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GYMPIE
REGION
JUNE-JULY 2019
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Welcome ...
... to the 2019 Gympie Region Studio Trails. The talented artists, artisans
and arts collectives of the Gympie region are opening their private
workshops and studios to allow you to visit their inner sanctum.
Discover Tin Can Bay and
The Gympie Regional Gallery is the hub of the local arts community and
presents a dynamic and diverse program of local, curated and touring
Rainbow Beach
exhibitions as well as workshops, activities and events. The Gympie
Visit Tin Can Bay
Region Studio Trails are held annually on weekends in June and July
Take a stroll along the Tin Can Bay Foreshore Walk.
with studios open from 10am – 4pm or at other times by appointment.
Enjoy a BBQ or picnic by the water.
Most of the art works on display are for sale and many of the artists
Visit the Tin Can Bay Marina and feed the dolphins.
are available to undertake commissioned works. Are you visiting
the Gympie region? Check out visitgympieregion.com.au for more Eat locally caught fresh seafood in local cafes and
restaurants.
information on local events, attractions and places of interest.
Visit Rainbow Beach
2019 Gympie Region Studio Trails Open Weekends
Enjoy a day tour of the stunning heritage listed Fraser
Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach: 15 & 16 June...................................... p2 Island.
Northern Gympie: 22 & 23 June...........................................................p6 Go horse riding along the beach.
Gympie and Surrounds: 29 & 30 June................................................ p12 Enjoy a picnic and a swim on beautiful Rainbow Beach.
Mary Valley to the West: 6 & 7 July................................................... p36 Kayak with dolphins, manta rays and sea turtles.
For more details, contact the Gympie Regional Gallery on 5481 0733. Explore the coloured sands and cliffs of Rainbow Beach.
Get back to nature with rain forest walks in the Cooloola
Guide to Symbols National Park.
Take a view from the top at the Carlo Sand Blow.
P Parking available Tour Be adventurous and explore Rainbow Beach by helicopter.
Let you taste buds indulge in one of the many cafes,
Wheelchair access Refreshments
bakeries and restaurants.
Wheelchair amenities Commission
Workshop Eftpos available
Demonstration PayPal available For more information contact the
Rainbow Beach Tourist Centre
07 5486 3227
This project is an initiative of
Gympie Regional Council rainbowbeachinfo.com.au
Front cover image:
3/6 Rainbow Beach Road
Susan Zela’s Sustainable Studio Rainbow Beach
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Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach: 1. Cooloola Coast Art Group
Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 June
Open 10am – 4pm, 15 and 16 June or by appointment drawing,
Tuncunba Gardens, 20 Gympie Road, Tin Can Bay oils and acrylic
Email: president@cooloolacoastart.org painting, mixed
media and
woodwork
Sharing their enthusiasm and love of art, the
Cooloola Coast Art group explore a variety of
mediums and techniques to produce a diverse
collection of works on display.
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The Cooloola Coast Art Group is committed to supporting local artists
and to promoting the vibrant arts culture of the Cooloola Coast.
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2. Tin Can Bay Art
Open 10am – 4pm, 15 and 16 June or by appointment 3D collage,
16 King Street, Tin Can Bay fabric art,
painting, and
Phone: 0458 139 747
home décor
Email: jill.mcdonald@bigpond.com
Facebook: Tin Can Bay Art
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Fabric and fashion designer, Jill McDonald has
enjoyed a successful career since 1967. Jill is famous for introducing
hand painted fabrics and innovations such as the bikini and Hawaiian
muu-muus to the Sunshine Coast.
Now semi-retired from the fashion world, Jill’s creative outlet is in her
3. Blue Sands of Rainbow Beach
studio painting, exploring collage techniques and interior decorating. Phill Horne
Open 10am – 4pm, 15 and 16 June or by appointment
painting
Rainbow Sea, 13/3 Ocean View Parade, Rainbow Beach
Phone: 0414 555 464
Email: phill.horne@gmail.com
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Instagram: rainbow_beach_airbnb
‘I feel some reluctance calling myself an artist; for me painting is just a
natural state of being.’ Phill paints in oils on stretched canvas because
he feels ‘canvas conveys a sense of permanence and oils have a fluidity
than can constantly be reworked and blended. Just like its namesake,
the colours of Rainbow Beach are bright and intense…like straight-
out-of-the-tube Cobalt blue and raw Sienna…there is an in your face
intensity that goes beyond just pretty…it needs to be reflected, and in a
mildly addictive way, resolved. That’s why I paint!’
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Northern Gympie: 4. Julia Kitto
Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 June
Open 10am – 4pm, 22 and 23 June or by appointment basketry
18 Fleming Road, Glenwood and weaving
Phone: 0449 593 723
Email: julesnco@hotmail.com P
Downsfield Instagram: fibrejules
As a basketry artist, Julia combines nature’s
Curra inspiration, imagination and the beauty of raw plant
fibre with traditional basketry techniques to create
contemporary and decorative sculptural art works
that are functional and practical.
‘My woven works are mainly created from locally
sourced plant life such as lomandra, philodendron,
cordyline, palms, cats claw, jacaranda, agapanthus,
lilies, banana, flax and more with plant life being used
for natural dyes also! Weaving connects us to country
and culture - with variation in style across our globe’.
Julia is offering demonstrations and a weaving
activity to visitors.
Glenwood
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5. Firewood Designs Peter Watts
Open 10am – 4pm, 22 and 23 June wood carving – free
or by appointment form and lathe work
172 Hoopers Road, Curra
Phone: 0423 005 377
Email: peter.watts@gmail.com
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Peter has been creating
unique woodworking designs
for over 16 years. Sourcing
local and reclaimed trees
from Gympie and the
Sunshine Coast, Peter
mills the timber
himself and explores 6. Curra Art Group Collective
free form wood
carving.
Open 10am – 4pm, 22 and 23 June painting
Peter will be giving
demonstrations on Curra Community Hall, David Drive, Curra
the day. Phone: 0427 543 202 P
Email: carol@arttapas.com
Visitors can enjoy a cup of
billy tea and tucker cooked
on an open fire. The Curra Art Group is a not for profit collective of local artists that
explore traditional and contemporary techniques to create a diverse
range of artworks.
This eclectic exhibition showcases works in watercolours, oils and
acrylics with varying styles and subjects.
Joined by the Glenwood Art group, the exhibition is a celebration of
sharing the love of painting with visitors on the trail.
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7. Earth Works Pottery Susan Lynch 8. Sandy Creek Studio Kerrie Atkins
Open 10am – 4pm, 22 and 23 June or by appointment pottery Open 10am – 4pm, 22 and 23 June or by appointment visual arts
31 Kimberley Grange Court, Curra 1783 Sandy Creek Road, Downsfield
Phone: 0414 161 240 Phone: 5486 5187
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Email: u1077687@umail.usq.edu.au P
Instagram: dig_ceramics Award winning artist Kerrie
Atkins has held many solo and
group exhibitions throughout
Digging clay straight from the earth to create individual functional
her extensive career.
vessels and earthenware, artist Susan Lynch says, ‘…the direct
experience of the site and its clay deposits allows me to connect with
places past and present and work through questions of identity’.
Fired in a wood or
gas kiln below 1200⁰C,
each piece is uniquely
hand crafted.
With works ranging from
miniature studies to large
works on canvas, Kerrie
paints with a variety of
media including acrylics, oils,
watercolours, pastels and
gouache.
A sketch artist, Kerrie is
inspired by nature and the
beautiful Sandy Creek that runs
beside her studio.
Kerrie will hold demonstrations
for visitors on the trail. Kerrie
also accepts commissions.
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Gympie and Surrounds: Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 June Page: 12 Page: 13
9. AGRI at the quARTz HuB 10. Musgrave Street Studio
Artisans Gympie Region Inc.
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment drawing and
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June painting, drawing, 3 Musgrave Street, Gympie painting
or by appointment pottery, ceramics, Phone: 0421 179 010
13 River Road, Gympie photography,
wood work and
Email: Sandra.mia.matisse@gmail.com P
Phone: 0488 550 546
eclectic handmade
Email: artisans.gr.inc@gmail.com Sandra Ross and Keith
pieces
Facebook: quartzhub Kuchenmeister share a studio
nestled under their house like
The quARTz Hub is the headquarters for Artisans
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is light and airy with every
Gympie Region Inc. and is a collective working art
window looking out into a lush
space for almost 45 local artisans and artists. Artisans Gympie Region
green oasis amongst suburban
Inc. is a dedicated group that supports the regional arts community
Gympie.
and provides a retail space for artisans and artists to showcase their
handmade and handcrafted products. The quARTz HuB also presents Inspired by this peaceful place,
monthly exhibitions and offers a variety of workshops. Sandra has been working
on a body of mixed media
Join us for In-Tune in June with artisan market stalls and live music
works that explore human
from 1-4pm on Saturday 29 June.
relationships and memory.
Natural form has become a
metaphor for her to describe
these experiences.
Keith and Sandra take
sketchbooks with them when
travelling around this inspiring
landscape and these become
springboards for studio work.
Both believe drawing is a
fundamental practice.
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12. Sally Spencer Studio
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment sculpture,
15 Lady Mary Terrace, Gympie installations
and drawings
Email: sallysculpture@gmail.com
Website: www.sallyspencer.net
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Sally Spencer is a sculptor,
installation and sketch artist.
In her practice, Sally uses
11. Susan Zela’s symbolism to cut through the
barriers of time and place
Sustainable Studio and invoke memories of our
origins in a metaphorical way.
A retrospective exhibition of
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June Botanical handmade Sally’s life’s work will be on
or by appointment paper, kombucha view at the Gympie Regional
3 Carrington Avenue, Gympie pellicle sculpture, Gallery in January 2020.
wearable art and mixed
Phone: 0400 366 195
media sculpture Sally’s studio is full of
Email: suzeela39@gmail.com sculptures from past
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the pieces will form the
Artist, educator, permaculture gardener,
retrospective.
studio potter and consultant, Susan Zela Bissett (Zela) has a long
involvement in the arts, environmental education, sustainable lifestyles Visitors can enjoy a tour of
and advocacy. In her artworks, Zela honours natural and environmentally the artworks and an artist
sustainable materials through her handmade paper and sculptures by talk.
gathering objects, using re-purposed materials and even weeds to create
unique pieces. Enjoy a tour of Zela’s extensive permaculture garden
with tastings of garden products such as rosella tea and lemon myrtle
biscuits. 11am paper/fibre plants tour, 1pm edible species.
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32 Mellor Street, Gympie | 1300 307 800 | CivicCentre@gympie.qld.gov.au
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment pottery Online ticket sales: QTIX.com.au | Phone ticket sales: 136 246
27 Crescent Road, Gympie
Phone: 0418 715 052
Email: skeaneaizer@gmail.com
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Circus
A well established and worthy
potter, Sam enjoys mainly
abstract forms with an
abundance of colour and equal
amounts of wacky potency.
Adding to that, some hard-
edge punch and a little
conformity, Sam remains
passionate in her colourful
ceramic exploration by
testing colours, without ever Belladiva Mission Songs Project
losing her sense of Belladiva sets aside the opera score A musical exploration of the forgotten
cheekiness and fun. to perform classic tales of strength stories that shed light on the history
of love. of our Indigenous elders, families and
An award winning artist,
Wednesday 19 June at 11am communities.
Sam has exhibited
$15 includes tea, coffee and light Thursday 4 July at 7:30pm
nationally and
refreshments $36 Full / $26 Concession
internationally and is
renowned for her one- Toni Childs Wolfgang’s Magical Musical Circus
off porcelain teapots. Join the legendary Toni Childs for a Circa reinvents the composer’s
special two-hour performance as she magical music in a skillful and
An appropriate quote of
celebrates her 30-year anniversary of illuminating show featuring their
Nietzsche that was seized her debut album Union. dexterous daredevil artists and a live
upon: “We have art so we accordionist.
Saturday 6 July at 7:30
shall not die of reality.” $55 Full / $50 Concession Friday 12 July at 11am and 6pm
$15 all tickets / $50 family (up to 5)
Page: 18 ©clyonsphotographerPublic Art in Gympie
While touring the various artist studios take the time to
admire some of the public art in locations throughout Gympie.
1. Lady Mary, Mary Street
2. Gold City Centre Stage amphitheatre, Mary Street
3. River of Gold Balustrade on Smithfield Street
4. ‘Alchemy’, Smithfield Street
5. Memorial Laneway Murals, Mary Street
6. The Crate at the Gympie Regional Gallery, Nash Street
7. The Pinnacles, Gympie Regional Gallery, Nash Street
8. Street Art Murals at River Road Market Place, Jaycee Way
9. ARC at the Aquatic Recreational Centre on Tozer Park Road
10. Water Tank Murals at Central Shopping Centre,
One Mile Ovals and Nelson Reserve
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Kathy Burden’s Art School
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment painting,
23 Shanks Street, Gympie drawing,
mixed media
Phone: 5483 2838
Email: mickkath4@gmail.com
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As the founding teacher
of Art Down Under, Kathy
Burden has been a mentor
and tutor for more than
22 years. Kathy has helped
many people from children to 15. The Clay and Colour Collective
grown-ups learn and apply
techniques for all artistic
Gwen Smithers, Cherryl Williams and
styles and mediums.
Lyn Ballantyne
At Art Down Under, students
discover and understand their Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment mosaics,
own unique style of painting 60 Hilton Road, Gympie ceramics,
to express themselves pottery,
Phone: 0439 829 359
through art. painting
Visitors are invited to take Step into the tropical hideaway of the Clay and
part in a small activity Colour Collective and explore the outdoor gallery
during the Studio Trails. brimming with quirky mosaics, masks, furniture and
paintings. Gwen’s garden oasis is her love and this is reflected in
the art work found everywhere in the space. Mosaic artist and hebel
sculptor Lyn also creates Picasso like ceramics masks in her garden
studio. Visual artist and ceramicist Cherryl completes the trio to blend
the eclectic mix of clay and colour in this suburban patch.
Enjoy artist demonstrations and an activity on the trail.
Page: 22 Page: 2316. Cooloola Potters Group
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment pottery
Discover Gympie region
Jean Beattie Hall, Cooinda Agesd Care Centre,
2 Cooinda Street, Gympie
Climb aboard the Mary Valley Rattler and journey through
Phone: 0400 491 272
the picturesque Mary Valley.
Email: cooloolapottersgroup@gmail.com Pan for Gold at the Deep Creek Fossicking area.
Enjoy the wonderful facilities at Lake Alford Recreational
Park including all abilities playground, barbecue facilities,
public amenities, Visitor Information Centre, off leash dog
park, and plenty of off-street parking for caravans
and RVs
Canoe or kayak on the Mary River.
Step back in time at the Gympie’s
Gold Mining and Historical Museum.
The Cooloola Potters Group Find out more at the
Gympie Visitor Information Centre
has been going strong for 46
24 Geordie Road, Gympie
years and boasts a growing
1800 444 222
membership of people of all
ages. The group enjoys helping www.visitgympieregion.com
each other and encouraging
creativity by working with
clay in all styles of pottery
including ceramics, hand
building and wheel work.
A passionate group, the
Cooloola Potters also
contribute to local
Gympie Town Centre Heritage Trail
community events,
Gympie’s rich history is filled with stories of gold mining
exhibitions and hosts
and the resilience of the early pioneers that overcame
‘Clay Play’ classes with many natural and man-made disasters. Along the Gympie
the residents of the Town Centre Heritage Trail, you will find bronze plaques at
Cooinda Aged Care Centre. 14 locations detailing the people and places that mark the
historical significance of the site.
For more information, visit gympie.qld.gov.au/heritage-trails.
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age:17. Gympie Regional Gallery REACH - Community Futures
Project
REACH is an exhibition that celebrates
Open 10am – 4pm, Saturday 29 June various
over 10 years of creative expression
Gympie Regional Gallery, 39 Nash street, Gympie from the Community Futures Project
Phone: 07 5481 0733 P Art Group. The 15 artists explore
Email: gallery@gympie.qld.gov.au expression, passion, dedication and
Website: www.gympie.qld.gov.au/gallery a determination to reach a broader
audience, showcase their talent and
Facebook: Gympie Regional Gallery
their ability to overcome challenges.
The Gympie Regional Gallery is housed in the heritage listed School of Windows Into Nature -
Arts Building (c.1905). Dorothy Hall Memorial
On Saturday 29 June from 1.30pm, the Gympie Regional Gallery invites Exhibition
you to the official opening of three new exciting exhibitions. A testament to the life-long passion
of the late Dorothy Hall, Windows Into
Nature is a collection of watercolour
masterpieces featuring native flora
and fauna that documents the fragility
and uniqueness of the Gympie, Fraser
and Noosa regions. Presented by the
De Grene Art Trust, this is the first
time the collection has been exhibited
locally.
Bugs, Butterflies and
Extreme Stitching
Colourful crochet and stitch styled
miniature replica bugs and beetles
based on living critters by Violette
Vegh-Jameson OAM. Forever creating,
these new works will capture the
hearts of fibre artists and naturalists
alike.
Page: 26 Page: 27Gympie Southside: 18. Pesart Studio Prue Sheehan
Saturday 29 &
Sunday 30 June Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment Pottery,
52 Bushland Drive, Southside ceramics,
sculpture,
Phone: 0401 586 638
painting
Email: prue63@yahoo.com
Map of Gympie Southside
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Inspired by her faith and the
colours, shapes and textures
in the world around us, Prue’s
preferred medium is clay,
although she dabbles in a
variety of media in her practice.
Creating beautiful slip
cast ceramic pieces that
are functional yet brightly
decorated art pieces, Prue
loves the challenge of creating
hand built abstract pieces that
combine colour, texture and
symbolism.
A clay surface often becomes
a canvas where she can
confidently express ideas using
bright hues, bold shapes and
organic textures.
Experience making a pot or
plate for a small fee. Works
on display are available for
purchase.
Page: 28 Page: 29An exclusive look behind the scenes at working farms
in the Gympie region.
Wild West Farm Trail – third weekend in August
Cooloola Farm Trail – first weekend in September
For more information about Gympie Region Farm Trails
and other food and farm experiences in the Gympie
region please visit www.gympieregionalproduce.com.au
19. Net Rae Art Lynette Dimmock
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment Painting
10 Luckona Court, Southside
Phone: 0488 033 471
Email: lynette@netraeart.com.au
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Website: www.netraeart.com.au
Facebook: net.rae.7 | Instagram: netraeart
The sea and the beach with the abundance of marine life in Tin Can Bay
and Rainbow Beach as well as the lush landscapes of the Mary Valley
is the muse behind the works of local artist Lynette Dimmock. Using
acrylics to capture vivid colours and emotion, Lynette has been exploring
with ink in her practice to hone the detail of her subjects. With a regular
presence at local markets, Lynette enjoys sharing her passion for
creating art and the journey that brought her to taking up painting.
Lynette offers demonstrations and an activity to visitors on the trail.
Page: 30 Page: 31Gympie Outer Limits: 20. Wood
Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 June & Wool
Gympie & District
Woodworkers Club
wood and
Inc. and the Gympie
textiles
Spinners & Weavers
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June
or by appointment
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39 Saleyard Road, Araluen
Phone: 0487 466 075
Email: gympiewoodworkers@gmail.com
Cedar Pocket
Araluen
Formed in 1993, the Gympie
and District Woodworkers Club
provides a space for fellowship
and a community resource for
woodworking. The Woodworkers
use salvaged timber that would
otherwise be destroyed to create
artisan crafted items.
The Gympie Spinners & Weavers
have been active for more than 30
years and bring people together to
practice the ancient art of weaving,
spinning and accompanying crafts.
Page: 32 Page: 33Discover
21. Silky Sculpture Keith Gall
Open 10am – 4pm, 29 and 30 June or by appointment sculpture,
1033 Cedar Pocket Road, Cedar Pocket bronze casting,
Phone: 0447 986 241
painting the Mary Valley
Email: silkysculpture@yahoo.com
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Sculpture artist Keith Gall uses power tools, chisels
and chainsaws to carve and create large wooden sculptures. Keith also
works with clay, wax and molten metal to mold bronze statues as well as
working with paint and vinyl to create signs and murals. ‘I have always
loved art that has a “wow” factor, that’s what I aim for in my works.
My focus right now is to recreate in bronze the ‘SILKY’ Australiana statue
in bronze, a 2m high 1 tonne wood sculpture of 21 animals, birds and
reptiles, currently at the Woodworks Museum in Gympie’.
Keith will be giving demonstrations during the Studio Trails.
Take a leisurely drive on the Mary Valley Scenic Drive.
Enjoy a wander through the Amamoor State Forest; a bird
lover’s paradise with pristine creeks that are home to the
elusive platypus.
Toss in a line, canoe, kayak or waterski or just take it easy
with a picnic on the shore of the beautiful Borumba Dam.
Take a break and stay a while at one of the many B&B and
Farmstays in the Mary Valley.
Ignite your taste buds with Paddock to Plate cuisine at
one of the many local cafes.
For more information, contact the Kandanga Visitor
Information Centre
07 5488 4605
facebook.com/kandangainformationcentre
47 Main Street, Kandanga
Page: 34 Page: 35The Mary Valley:
Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 July
Woondum 22. The Labyrinth Studio
Bob Harriman and Jayne Clapton
Imbil
Open 10am – 4pm, 6 & 7 July or by appointment labyrinth and
93 Keefton Road, Woondum glasswork
Phone: 0438 528 567
Email: rsmharriman@gmail.com P
Nestled in the bush, a classical stone labyrinth is laid out amongst the
trees. The two rest stops along the 600 metre path allow visitors to
pause and contemplate amidst the sensory plants and glasswork.
An old shipping container converted into an artist’s studio with a picnic
area is a communal resource for local artists that seek to escape the
white noise and find inspiration in the tranquility of nature. The path is
suitable for wheelchairs. Closed in shoes are recommended. Visitors are
welcome to bring a picnic or enjoy refreshments from the ‘Pop Up’ café.
Page: 36 Page: 3723. Mary Valley Art Festival
Open 10am – 3pm, 6 & 7 July various
Imbil Public Hall, Edward Street, Imbil
Phone: 0428 193 156 P
Email: info@maryvalleyartslink.com.au
Website: www.maryvalleyartslink.com.au
Facebook: MaryValleyArtslink
Celebrating 19 years, the Mary Valley Art Festival showcases artworks
across 13 categories and is a testament to the calibre and creativity of
artists in regional communities.
Join us for the Opening Night Awards on Friday 5 July from 6pm and
meet the creative community, enjoy live entertainment, fine wine and
good food. Enjoy a Curator’s Talk on Saturday afternoon and the Eat
24. Pat Cale
Street Market with live music, art demonstrations, a kid’s creative
space and presentations of the popular Youth and People’s Choice
Awards on Sunday. Visit the website for full program details.
Open 10am – 3pm, 6 & 7 July multimedia
9 Elizabeth Street, Imbil
Phone: 0456 263 747
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Email: patcale01@gmail.com
From studying fine arts in the UK during the 1960’s, Pat has enjoyed a
long career as a professional artist. Her works are a representation of
the objects, music and life events that inspire her. A fusion of acrylics
and oils, her paintings evoke light and colour and texture.
Pat paints and draws her impressive artworks from her veranda that
overlooks the town of Imbil the beautiful Mary Valley. Pat is available
for commissioned works.
Page: 38 Page: 39Index of Studios
Cooloola Arts Group.................................................................................... 3 Art Down Under – Kathy Burden’s Art School......................................... 22
Tin Can Bay Art...........................................................................................4 The Clay and Colour Collective
Blue Sands of Rainbow Beach – Phill Horne.............................................. 5 – Gwen Smithers, Cherryl Williams and Lyn Ballantyne ......................... 23
Julia Kitto.................................................................................................... 7 Cooloola Potters Group............................................................................ 24
Firewood Designs – Peter Watts................................................................. 8 Gympie Regional Gallery........................................................................... 26
Curra Group Collective............................................................................... 9 Pesart Studio – Prue Sheehan.................................................................. 29
Earth Works Pottery – Susan Lynch......................................................... 10 Net Rae Art – Lynette Dimmock............................................................... 30
Sandy Creek Studio – Kerrie Atkins........................................................... 11 Wood & Wool – Gympie & District Woodworkers Club Inc.
and the Gympie Spinners & Weavers....................................................... 33
AGRI at the quARTz HuB – Artisans Gympie Region Inc........................... 14
Silky Sculpture - Keith Gall...................................................................... 34
Musgrave Street Studio............................................................................ 15
The Labyrinth Studio – Bob Harriman and Jayne Clapton....................... 37
Susan Zela’s Sustainable Studio............................................................... 16
Mary Valley Art Festival............................................................................ 38
Sally Spencer Studio..................................................................................17
Pat Cale..................................................................................................... 39
Sam’s Studio Space – Sam Keane............................................................. 18
Public Art in Gympie................................................................................. 20
Page: 40 Page: 41To discover more visit www.gympie.qld.gov.au/studiotrails. The Gympie Region Studio Trails is an an initiative of Gympie Regional Council. Page: 42
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