Poimena Art Gallery in association with Ten Days on the Island presents

Colour Rush

Curated by Paul Snell

(Lutruwita/Tasmania | Australia | International)

North + North East

When

OPENING NIGHT EVENT
THU 13 MAR 6PM

FRI 14 MAR to SAT 29 MAR
MON to FRI open 9AM to 4PM
SAT 29 open 10AM to 3PM

COLOUR RUSH WORKSHOP
SAT 29 MAR at 11AM

Where

Poimena Art GalleryLaunceston

Tickets

FREE

Show Accessibility

Visual Content rating 100%

Visual Content Rating

Event does not contain any music, sound or dialogue.

Venue Accessibility

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Level Access

The venue can be accessed without encountering any stairs.

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Wheelchair Accessibility

This venue is wheelchair accessible and has an accessible toilet.

 

More detailed information on Poimena Art Gallery can be found here. 

 

Colour Rush is a captivating celebration of the power of colour.

An exhibition that will lead you through a rich tapestry of techniques and expressions, where the emotions evoked by colour underscore its powerful role in crafting narratives and forging connections. Featuring work from over 40 local, national, and internationally recognised artists each utilising a diverse range of mediums and styles.

Every hue tells a compelling story that transcends language and cultural. From subtle nuances to bold contrasts Colour Rush will immerse you in a world where colour reigns supreme, where you can not only see but also feel the pulsating energy and feelings that colours evoke.

Colour Rush Workshop

SAT 29 MAR AT 11AM-1PM

Led by Dr Meg Walch, this workshop provides the perfect opportunity to better understand colour theory, experiment with acrylics, and deepen your awareness of how colour shapes our visual experience. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, this session will leave you with fresh insights into the way we use and perceive colour in art.

Participants will engage in a series of creative activities, including the mixing of acrylic paints to create custom colour wheels. You will explore two methods: a primary colour wheel (red, blue, yellow) and a more complex 12-colour wheel. You’ll not only learn to blend colours but also craft circular wheels that will become dynamic thread spinners when pierced and spun. On the reverse side, participants will mix shades of grey, transitioning from black to white, to complete their projects.

Workshop registration

Credits

Alayne Spafford (CA)
Andy Harwood (AU)
Ash Keating (AU)
Belem Lett (AU)
Braddon Snape (AU)
Brett Anthony Moore (AU)
Cameron Haas (AU)
Doris Marten (DE)
Emma Coulter (AU)
Eric Butcher (UK)
Evelyn Snoek (NL)
Franky Howell (AU)
Josh Foley (AU)
Lachlan Stonehouse (AU)
Laura Berman (US)
Laurie Skantzos (CA)
Lisa Stonham (AU)
Maria Seitz (DE)
Martina Nehrling (US)
Meg Walch (Au)
Melinda Harper (AU)
Michael Gromm (AU)
Mindy Doré (Au)
Nancy Constandelia (AU)
Nick Grindrod (UK)
Patrizia Biondi (AU)
Paul Snell (AU)
Penny Burnett (AU)
Peter Brook (AU)
Pietertje van Splunter (NL)
Ryan Crotty (US)
Sebastiaan Knot (NL)
Sophie Victoria (AU)
Steven Carson (AU)
Susan Andrews (AU)
Timothy Schmitz (US)
Tomislav Nikolic (AU)
Tony Curran (AU)

Image Credit: Laura Berman, Gem K4

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