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[post_content] => Gallery open Tues-Fri 9am-5pm | Sat-Sun 9am-1pm | Gallery closed Mondays, public holidays and during exhibition install weeks | Shop open during gallery open hours and Tues-Thurs of install weeks. Follow our social media for updates. Umbrella is responding to government restrictions for gatherings and visitors must comply with our COVID-19 Safety Plan.
Griffiths and Gaemers have been collaborating together for many years. They are continuing to work with ghost net, beach rope and plastic rubbish, investigating how this waste is impacting our life and the environment, with manipulated suggestions toward future morphosis.
Artist Floortalks 10:30am Saturday 3 October 2020. See more here.
Sculptural Weaving Workshop 9:30am-12:30pm Saturday 24 October 2020. Purchase your tickets & read more here.
Download the Final Curtain invitation here and catalogue here.
Image: Marion Gaemers and Lynnette Griffiths, Reef Rambler, 2019, Found beach rope and ghost net, variable dimensions, photograph courtesy Lynnette Griffiths.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Compact Prints (read more about the project and the silent auction at this link) | Print Commission 2020 | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
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The Compact Prints International Print Exhibition and Exchange has been Umbrella Studio’s signature biennial exhibition since 2002. It has evolved into a significant benchmark of international engagement for printmakers across the globe. It is also a fundraising event for Umbrella as a not-for-profit organisation. 2020 marks the 10th iteration of the exhibition.
Download the Compact Prints exhibition invitation here.
Exhibition, Fundraising Auction & Exchange
Read more details and view the prints here.
Image: Hilary Warren, Kelp, 2020, Polymer photogravure, 12 x 12cm.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Lynnette Griffiths & Marion Gaemers - Final Curtain | Print Commission 2020 | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
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Umbrella is delighted to host The Print Council of Australia's Print Commission 2020, a significant print exhibition alongside our own Compact Prints exhibition. The exhibition features six new works by contemporary artists (chosen from close to a hundred applications). Now in its 54th year, the Print Commission continues to foster the creation of new work in print media and the development of Australian printmaking. It also provides Australia’s best opportunity to start and grow a museum quality collection of contemporary works on paper, and is an important fundraiser for the PCA. Major public institutions and private collectors across the country and internationally subscribe to the Print Commission to build their collections, and all PCA members can purchase prints at discounted rates.
The artists featured in this years commission are Silvi Glattauer (Vic); Rhi Johnson (QLD); Joanna Kambourian (NSW); AHC McDonald (WA); Daniel O’Shane (QLD); and Sheyne Tuffery (New Zealand). The artworks have been launched online here and the exhibition will be on display 2 October - 15 November 2020.
How to order
An Order Form for the Print Commission 2020 is enclosed in the current issue of Imprint or can be downloaded from the Print Council website printcouncil.org.au. All forms should be emailed or posted to the PCA no later than Sunday 31 October, 2020. Print orders are allocated on a first-come first-served basis, so don’t delay in placing your order to ensure you receive your top selections. The prints will be packed and sent out to subscribers in November 2020.
The Print Council thanks the judges for 2020, Jazmina Cininas, Artist and Lecturer in Printmaking and Book Arts at RMIT, and Rona Green, Artist; thanks their sponsors, Arthouse Direct and Magnani 1404; and thanks this year’s artists for their fantastic contributions to the long running program.
Image: Rhi Johnson, The Second Window, Reduction linocut, Edition of 30, Image size : 28.5 x 40.5cm, Paper size: 35.5 x 48cm.
Exhibition Launch
Book your spot here.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Lynnette Griffiths & Marion Gaemers - Final Curtain | Compact Prints | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
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Jack Macale (Loodgengardinge or Loodgebuddunge) is a Japilyi (mother’s side) and Japanungka (father’s side) man from the Biridu Community / Prairie Hill, Fitzroy Crossing. His latest exhibition Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama (My home Biridu Community and I'm a proud Bunuba man) reflects on his Aboriginal culture. His fine-lined drawings explore his tribes (Bunuba, Walmajarri, Kija, Djara and Wanyjrra), spirits and elders. Macale has been developing his work further since moving to Townsville earlier this year.
Image: Jack Macale, Maatjala Lundu (Mangrove Fresh Water Tree) (detail), 2020, gel pen on matteboard, dimensions.
Exhibition Launch
Book your spot here.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Lynnette Griffiths & Marion Gaemers - Final Curtain | Compact Prints | Print Commission 2020 | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la
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This exhibition presents the results of Gerald Soworka’s three-month residency in Umbrella's Makerspace. The residency program is a partnership between Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts and PressNorth Printmakers. Soworka's works were developed from sketches he produced during his time in Bhutan and other locations.
The exhibition will be presented in Umbrella’s downstairs Vault space. Please note there is limited accessibility to this space, as there is one staircase leading to the room (or access via the rear door on Ogden St), then a step up into the room. Please call Umbrella staff prior to your visit if you would like to discuss your options and arrange a time to access the space via our rear door. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope you can make it in to the see the project.
Image: Gerald Soworka, Do you want fries with that? (detail), 2020, Black charbonnel etching ink on buff Stonehenge paper, 70 x 45cm.
Exhibition Launch
Book your slot here.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Lynnette Griffiths & Marion Gaemers - Final Curtain | Compact Prints | Print Commission 2020 | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
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Griffiths and Gaemers have been collaborating together for many years. They are continuing to work with ghost net, beach rope and plastic rubbish, investigating how this waste is impacting our life and the environment, with manipulated suggestions toward future morphosis.
Artist Floortalks 10:30am Saturday 3 October 2020. See more here.
Sculptural Weaving Workshop 9:30am-12:30pm Saturday 24 October 2020. Purchase your tickets & read more here.
Download the Final Curtain invitation here and catalogue here.
Image: Marion Gaemers and Lynnette Griffiths, Reef Rambler, 2019, Found beach rope and ghost net, variable dimensions, photograph courtesy Lynnette Griffiths.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Compact Prints (read more about the project and the silent auction at this link) | Print Commission 2020 | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
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Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale – Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
Upcoming workshops:
ARTIST BOOK CLASS | SCULPTURAL BASKETRY WORKSHOP
Call outs:
CREATIVE SPARKS - entries close 18 October | MEMBERS EXHIBITION - entries close 30 October | VOLUNTEER WITH US
Other programs:
CREATIVE KIDS | CREATIVE INDUSTRIES | AT HOME ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM
COVID Safe Visits
The gallery has now reopened. We ask that visitors adhere to social distancing, visitor logs, and other COVID Safe procedures as directed.find us at
408 Flinders Street, Townsville, Qld, 4810
PO Box 2394, Townsville, Qld, 4810 Australia
regular opening hours
Gallery open Tues-Fri 9am-5pm | Sat-Sun 9am-1pm | Gallery closed Mondays, public holidays and during exhibition install weeks | Shop open during gallery open hours and Tues-Thurs of install weeks. Follow our social media for updates.
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Umbrella Studio acknowledges the financial support of: the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, and the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. Townsville City Council is proud to support Umbrella's studio operations under its Community Grants program.