Amanda presents a new collection of Australian landscapes and wildlife from across the world. Opening 13th April until the 28th, it is also part of the Golden Plains Arts Trail.
The Ross Creek Gallery is home to well-known young ceramicist, Ruby Pilven, who's work is also on display and available for purchase.
Jen Kaess and Amanda have openned a gallery to host Amanda's linocut prints on a permanent basis. Housed within the Edwardian practice of Jen's Hand Therapy clinic, the foyer, hallway and clinical room feature artworks from across Amanda's collections.
Adventurer and Global Warrior for migratory species, Sacha Dench, has appointed me as the Conservation Without Borders Grant Writer. Read about the cause and activities here: https://www.conservation-without-borders.org/team-member-profile/amanda-western
Commissioned by the
City of Ballarat and AusCycling
Tim Bottams article
Photo Credit: Kathy Mexted
Champagne and nibbles whilst you enjoy art, music and learn how
migratory shorebirds illustrate the environmental connections that link us individually and globally.
12.30-1.30pm acoustic performance by Izzy Farrah.
1.30pm-2pm Melbourne-based artist Kate Gorringe-Smith will talk about The Overwintering Project.
I'd love to see you there!
Opening 4th November 2-4pm
Old Butchers Shop Gallery
112 Seymour St, Soldiers Hill (Ballarat)
Awarded Ballarat Art Foundations 2023 Visual and Performing Arts Award
Photo credit: Peter Sparkman
Article by Nieve Walton
Photo Credit : Adam Trafford
Amanda's Arch of Honour and Tabby have been selected for exhibition in the Ballarat Art Foundations biennial invitational Award.
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