Calling all artists to join our POP Group Show. All media, all types, all themes accepted. Deliver artworks by Monday 20 March, per entry, with no limit of artworks.
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Opening night & Drinks with the artists: Wed 22 March 6-8pm
Grand Finale: Cosplay Catwalk on Friday 31 March
More details to come.
Congratulations to Debbie Nankervis “Sister Citys”
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THANKING WOMEN ON BOARDS for their continued support.
Press Release 2017
TAP GALLERY & WOMEN ON BOARDS
INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY ART PRIZE 2017
6th – 19th March 2017
Opening night Wednesday 8th March
6pm to 8pm at TAP Gallery
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2017, Women on Boards will award first prize for The International Women’s Day ART PRIZE at TAP Gallery on Wednesday 8th March. The International Womens Day Art Prize is now in its 8th year. Last year saw more than 150 entries in all media and the winner was selected by guest judges. Also included was a people’s choice award inviting the attending public to vote for their favourite work on the evening.
“It was an honour to have my print chosen from the diverse and interesting works entered for the WOB International Women’s Day Art Prize. As a part-time print-maker who juggles a passion for print-making with full-time employment, I was thrilled to win the prize” said Kirsten McDonald, winner of the 2010 award.
TAP Gallery is calling for artists to enter the 2017 WOB INTERNATIONAL WOMENS ART PRIZE.
“We are passionate >cytotec online without prescription about the progression of women in all walks of life and it’s for this reason we have set up this annual prize” said Ruth Medd, Chair, Women on Boards.
Women on Boards is the leading advocate for improving gender diversity on Australian boards and work to improve women’s access to, and opportunities to be selected for, board positions in all sectors.
The prize has an open theme allowing female artists to freely express themselves in all mediums & genres.
We invite the public to attend on Wednesday 8th March 6pm at Tap Gallery when the winner will be presented with their award.
Celebrating International Women’s Day with the launch of the “WOB International Women’s Art Prize” TAP Gallery is featuring a week of Women’s events. Stay tuned for more Women in film,music & much more. All of these events are open to the public and all are welcome.
TAP Gallery is open daily 12-6pm
Evening events vary.
For more information, please visit www.tapgallery.org.au or contact Lesley on 0400810440
TAP Gallery
259 Riley St Surry Hills NSW 2010
www.tapgallery.org.au
EMAIL info@tapgallery.org.au
TAP Gallery is a not-for-profit organisation run by artists.
All ARIES Artists invited to exhibit at the ARIES GROUP ART SHOW at the TAP Gallery!
(well, non-ARIES Artists are also invited to exhibit 🙂 )
An exhibition of paintings by artist Sam King. Bold, bright abstracts in oils and acrylics. Rich with references from mythology, fairytales and other story telling mediums used to comment on the artist’s own life.
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TAP Gallery is now taking bookings for shows in 2017
We have a brand new floor & very excited to begin planning a great year!
Call on 0400610440 between 12-6pm or email: info@tapgallery.org.au
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Rita was raised on the Wooleybah sawmill in the Pilliga scrub, where she did live the most perfect childhood. Leaving for the city at sixteen, other distractions took precedent, living in Paddington wit a favourite aunt, working and partying, along the way came commitments, so it was some time later that her art became serious for her.
Rita decided she wanted a degree in fine art, and that’s when all those years of wagging school to go yabbying came back to bite her in the bum – so she signed up with Tranby Aboriginal College in Glebe, to get up to speed, following that with two years at EORA college in Chippendale, where she got a Diploma in Fine Art, and is honoured to be named as a student in their Hall of Fame.
Next step, was a Bachelor of Fine Art Degree at C.O.F.A. in Paddington, with high distinction, where she became a member of F.I.D.E.M. (The International Art Medal Federation), championed by Eileen Slarke. Rita has Medals on display in New York, Vienna and Paris.
Since leaving C.O.F.A. she has honed and fine tuned the wonderfully cavalier and single minded attitude of her youth by painting only what SHE wants to paint, she leans toward very bright, bold colouring utilising tribal symbols, (her totem is the turtle), and all of this is gloriously enhanced by dots of various sizes and bright colours.
She has collectors in the USA, England, France, Germany, Abu Dhabi and every state and territory in Australia.
Rita is a Gamilroi Woman, sometimes known as Kamilaroi, living in the Eora region.
All welcome to attend the official function this Tuesday 24th November at 6pm featuring live didge & dance by Gumeroy and friends.