Masters of Glass @ SABBIA

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The Masters at Opening Night, Wed 31st JanThe Masters at Opening Night, Wed 31st Jan

Sabbia Gallery of Paddington in Sydney kicked off 2018 with a resoundingly successful iteration of their annual Masters series, this one titled Sketch. Some of the participating artists responded enthusiastically to the theme, others more obliquely or perhaps not at all.

Matthew CurtisMatthew Curtis

Lisa CahillLisa Cahill

Certainly Matthew Curtis is on the former category with his "Neodymium and Grey Incline" shown above, with a cut-out photograph of him drawing on the floor with his dogs curled around him making what appears to be a shadow cast by the glass tower.

Galia AmsellGalia Amsell

Giles BettisonGiles Bettison

Giles Bettison on the other hand has chosen to show us in intricate detail the planning that went into the making of "Chroma 2018 #4" as a framed sketch, while Tom Rowney has sketched the form he has made for the exhibition.

Tom RowneyTom Rowney

Jenni Kemarre MartinielloJenni Kemarre Martiniello

Showing by far the largest piece in the exhibition, Jenni Kemarre Martiniello has drawn into and onto the glass and inscribed the names of fallen Indigenous soldiers into her "Gallipoli Pole, 2015"

Maureen WilliamsMaureen Williams

Kirstie RaeKirstie Rae

Nick MountNick Mount

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Masters of Glass @ SABBIA

9 Feb2018

The Masters at Opening Night, Wed 31st JanThe Masters at Opening Night, Wed 31st Jan

Sabbia Gallery of Paddington in Sydney kicked off 2018 with a resoundingly successful iteration of their annual Masters series, this one titled Sketch. Some of the participating artists responded enthusiastically to the theme, others more obliquely or perhaps not at all.

Matthew CurtisMatthew Curtis

Lisa CahillLisa Cahill

Certainly Matthew Curtis is on the former category with his "Neodymium and Grey Incline" shown above, with a cut-out photograph of him drawing on the floor with his dogs curled around him making what appears to be a shadow cast by the glass tower.

Galia AmsellGalia Amsell

Giles BettisonGiles Bettison

Giles Bettison on the other hand has chosen to show us in intricate detail the planning that went into the making of "Chroma 2018 #4" as a framed sketch, while Tom Rowney has sketched the form he has made for the exhibition.

Tom RowneyTom Rowney

Jenni Kemarre MartinielloJenni Kemarre Martiniello

Showing by far the largest piece in the exhibition, Jenni Kemarre Martiniello has drawn into and onto the glass and inscribed the names of fallen Indigenous soldiers into her "Gallipoli Pole, 2015"

Maureen WilliamsMaureen Williams

Kirstie RaeKirstie Rae

Nick MountNick Mount

This entry was posted on Friday, February 9th, 2018 at 11:36 pm australian studio glass, paddington, sabbia gallery,

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The Latest Happenings in my World

This blog is where you will find my latest news. It can range from posting images of progress of the current commission to art crit to political or social commentary, both national and international. Anything, basically, that's commanding my attention and I feel is worth sharing with you, my reader. Enjoy. My previous blog can be found at jeffreyhamilton.blogspot.com