Country Arts SA recognises that we are living and creating on First Nations Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.
Image : From the exhibition “In the Shadow of the Mount” artist Neil Hahn
A Brush with Art: 7th September – 7th October, 2013
‘A Brush with Art’ is a month long celebration of art in the Flinders Ranges region, a place that has long inspired artists, filmmakers and musicians with its rich colours and ancient landscape.
This major event features a trail of exhibitions, with workshops in sketching, drawing and watercolour available.
There are downloadable maps and programs on the ‘A Brush with Art‘ website.
‘A Brush with Art’ started in 2004 when an art-trail linked galleries already showing works. It continues to grow each year and now the trail stretches between 13 towns.
Originally, participating artists were a mixture of local and Adelaide residents but in recent years local artists have emerged and now confidently exhibit their talents in this smorgasbord of regional artistic display.
Exhibitions include group shows by Painters of the Flinders Painters, the Quorn Art Group, indigenous painters from the central desert and the Gladstone Annual Art Exhibition.
Solo shows will feature work by established SA artists including:
Country Arts SA, Arts Officer Ellenor Day, looks forward to the event each year and says, “A Brush with Art is a fantastic event and it really showcases the artistic talent in our community. The series of exhibitions offers visitors a unique travelling experience and it’s an ideal time for locals and tourists to get out and explore the wonderful region we live in whilst also celebrating the vibrant arts community we are so lucky to have.”
For further information on A Brush with Art Website click here
The “Brush with Art” event is kindly sponsored in 2013 by the Government of South Australia, Outback Communities Authority, The Port Augusta City Council and the Flinders Ranges Council
Country Arts SA recognises that we are living and creating on First Nations Lands and we are committed to working together to honour their living cultures.