As far as the eye can see has returned to Katoomba after being to 9 venues across 5 states with a wonderful response from all galleries and audiences.
As far as the eye can seeis an exhibition of works by prominent Australian printmakers investigating their local landscapes. It celebrates the breadth and depth of printmaking practice in Australia today and is a stunning reflection of Australia’s unique and varied geography. The artists express their stories and relationships to the land through a variety of print media, describing the vast scale or intimate detail of our diverse natural environment. As far as the eye can seeportrays the similarities and differences of coastal, mountain, desert and island terrain all contained within our country.
Printmaking has a history of being a dynamic and innovative media that is constantly embracing new technologies. The exhibition includes printmakers working in traditional print mediums such as etching, woodcut and lino block. It also showcases some of the innovative print techniques currently being used by printmakers. This includes sculptural forms, installations, collage, monotypes and digital technologies. Australian printmaking is flourishing as can be seen by the quality and diversity of the prints in this exhibition, which brings together a small sample of what is currently being produced.
A Blue Mountains Cultural Centre exhibition curated by Rilka Oakley in association with the Print Council of Australia’s 50th Anniversary celebrations.
This exhibition has travelled to the following venues:
Logan Art Gallery, QLD
27 July – 1 September 2018
Noosa Regional Gallery, QLD
7 September – 14 October 2018
Redcliffe Art Gallery, QLD
19 October – 1 December 2018
Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, QLD
2 February – 24 March 2019
Tamworth Regional Gallery, NSW
6 April – 26 May 2019
Devonport Regional Gallery, TAS
8 June – 28 July 2019
Horsham Regional Art Gallery, VIC
24 August – 10 November 2019
Riddoch Art Gallery, SA
22 November 2019 – 12 January 2020
Cowra Regional Art Gallery, NSW
21 March – 26 April 2020
As far as the eye can seeis an exhibition of works by prominent Australian printmakers investigating their local landscapes. It celebrates the breadth and depth of printmaking practice in Australia today and is a stunning reflection of Australia’s unique and varied geography. The artists express their stories and relationships to the land through a variety of print media, describing the vast scale or intimate detail of our diverse natural environment. As far as the eye can seeportrays the similarities and differences of coastal, mountain, desert and island terrain all contained within our country.
Printmaking has a history of being a dynamic and innovative media that is constantly embracing new technologies. The exhibition includes printmakers working in traditional print mediums such as etching, woodcut and lino block. It also showcases some of the innovative print techniques currently being used by printmakers. This includes sculptural forms, installations, collage, monotypes and digital technologies. Australian printmaking is flourishing as can be seen by the quality and diversity of the prints in this exhibition, which brings together a small sample of what is currently being produced.
A Blue Mountains Cultural Centre exhibition curated by Rilka Oakley in association with the Print Council of Australia’s 50th Anniversary celebrations.
This exhibition has travelled to the following venues:
Logan Art Gallery, QLD
27 July – 1 September 2018
Noosa Regional Gallery, QLD
7 September – 14 October 2018
Redcliffe Art Gallery, QLD
19 October – 1 December 2018
Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, QLD
2 February – 24 March 2019
Tamworth Regional Gallery, NSW
6 April – 26 May 2019
Devonport Regional Gallery, TAS
8 June – 28 July 2019
Horsham Regional Art Gallery, VIC
24 August – 10 November 2019
Riddoch Art Gallery, SA
22 November 2019 – 12 January 2020
Cowra Regional Art Gallery, NSW
21 March – 26 April 2020
