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 A group exhibition responding to a quote by author
Italo Calvino, curated by Meghan Carpenter

19 November to 18 December 2010


This holiday season join us at Marianne Newman Gallery for our latest exhibition Beyond the surface of the page... Professor Ron Newman will open the exhibition on Friday November 19th from 6-8pm.

Curated by Meghan Carpenter the theme of this group show is based on a quotation from Italo Calvino's "The Adventure of a Reader", "Beyond the surface of the page you entered a world where life was more alive than here on this side...". Responding to Calvino's sentiment, artists have produced works depicting a world of colour and mystery, of live and imaginary realms.

The artists featured include Geoffrey Adams, Marina Bishop, Susan Cowley-Carrasco, Rosemary Christmas, Peter Day, Robert Enemark, Linda Galbraith, Angela Gill, Pamela Griffith, Sue Hanckel, Nathalie Hartog-Gautier, Jo Hollier, Patrick Hromas, Heather Kepski, Soyoun Kim, Dana Lundmark, Penelope Lee, Maryann Mussared, Marie Peter-Toltz, Christine Shoji, Laura Stark, Lynne Sung, Kerry Thompson and Kay Watanabe whose works display a broad range of approaches to art.

Overall there is a playful ambience, presented in the form of proud roosters in the spotlight, a child playing, sailboats floating under a full moon and found books transformed into exquisite sculptural objects. A range of mediums is used by this group of talented artists who work with oils, acrylics, digital prints, mixed media and diverse printmaking techniques. There is a search for significance in both the known and unknown, depicted in images of an ethereal mossy forest, a linocut composed of strong silhouettes, a beautifully crafted collaborative book and abstracted underwater landscapes.

Please join us for an exhibition sure to please and a chance to explore the possibilities of what lies Beyond the surface of the page...

Beyond the surface of the page... is on show at Marianne Newman Gallery,
1 Albany Street, Crows Nest, from November 19th to December 18th 2010.
Gallery Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 5pm

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