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On SUNDAY 1 DECEMBER 7 – 8.30pm, at THE MISSING GORILLA, 1/70 Main Rd, Eltham, hear insights into COLLECTING AND INVESTING IN INDIGENOUS ART as a new initiative at Pardalote is launched: a rotating Indigenous collection. Share in wood-fired pizza and wine.
Again, this will be held in the private front room. Enter from Commercial Place.
Tickets $10 at the door but Bookings are essential; limited to 25.
RSVP by text to Cathy 0409 088 772 or drop by Pardalote, 4 Midway Arcade, Eltham3095. WED – SAT 10-4.
Best regards,
Cathy Oliver.
0409 088 772
144 pages full colour, 250 x 210 cm landscape format,
43 full colour plates, Hardcase, section-sewn binding, Matt laminate cover
Launch:
Easter Saturday 30 March
3:30pm – 5pm
Sterling Place, Dunkeld Community Centre, DUNKELD
48 pages. Size: A5
Published by Streamline Publishing
Launch: Cat Protection Society of Victoria, 200 Elder St, Greensborough. 10.30 – 12pm. Thursday 2 November 2023.
All welcome!
$5.00 from the sale of each book sold at the Cat Protection Society will be donated to its cause.
Pardalote Collections launched
Pardalote is an art shop stocking originals and high quality prints, crafts, and, soon, ceramics.
It is the Eltham distributor for Chocolatier chocolates and hosts Erst Wilder jewellry and scarves.
Opening the collection are oils by Karen Hopkins, large acrylics by Yvonne Torrico, hand tinted unique linocuts by Cam Knuckey, watercolour giglee prints by Nadine Dudek, pen and ink prints by Marion Randall, and papercut art by Roma McLaughlin. Marion also contributes handmade bags and quilted Christmas Trees. A range of cards is also on sale.
Next to Pardalote Collections in the arcade, stairs lead to a small gallery where just one artist is featured at a time. Presently this is Karen Hopkins with her ‘Re-emergence in Eltham’ exhibition. Karen enjoys conveying the interconnectedness of all natural elements and beings. Her work delights in Light itself and radiates calmness and serenity.
Artist Rod Moss travels from Alice Springs to Streamline Publishing and Gallery celebrating the launch of his exhibition
All My Fat Country and his book Dancing Under Heavy Manners– Love Songs from Central Australia
David Tacey, Emeritus Professor English at La Trobe University, will launch the evening.
Join us for a unique evening of art and words laced with wine and good food.
22, Commercial Place, Eltham
(above ELTHAMbookshop)
RSVP: Cathy Oliver 0409 088 772 or Streamline Publishing
