Upcoming Society Exhibitions
Exhibition by students of Chinese Painting
Sat-Sun 24-25 Nov 10am-4pm
at Society of Artists Rooms Lambton.
free entry
Sat-Sun 24-25 Nov 10am-4pm
at Society of Artists Rooms Lambton.
free entry
FIGURES IN THE LANDSCAPE’ EXHIBITION
Our next exhibition featuring the portrait artist’s group – Portrait Painters Hunter – will be held in the Society’s studio building and gallery in Lambton Park over the October Long Weekend. The genre is figures in the landscape and will be a step outside the comfort zone for a few artists but they will rise to the occasion with the ‘landscape’ being outside, interiors, urban, beach, and water.
There will be about 30 paintings for sale of all mediums. Everybody is welcome to attend. Come and meet the artists and enjoy nibblies and drinks at the opening at 2pm, Saturday 29th September.
Sunday 30th & Monday 1st October gallery hours are 12 to 4pm.
There will be about 30 paintings for sale of all mediums. Everybody is welcome to attend. Come and meet the artists and enjoy nibblies and drinks at the opening at 2pm, Saturday 29th September.
Sunday 30th & Monday 1st October gallery hours are 12 to 4pm.
Recent Society Exhibitions
Newcastle Art Prize 2018 - Winners and Opening night.
Monday Aftenoon Contemporary exhibition opens at Lovedale
The Gallery at Emma's Cottage Vineyard hosted the Monday Afternoon Contemporary Group Exhibition with a well-presented display curated by Therese, owner and manager of the vineyard and gallery. The exhibition will run for May and June and is in conjunction with the time of the very popular Lovedale Long Lunch. Artists, friends and local supporters enjoyed the Emma's Cottage vineyard wines at the opening.
The Hunter—Let’s Face It 2018
Portrait Painters Hunter - members of the Society of Artists Newcastle
Congratulations to the group for a great exhibition, the standard was noted to be lifting throughout all the exhibits
Just some statistic information for you about the exhibition.
VISITORS - Friday 220 (and that didn’t include artists and Novatones – they were in the Church), Saturday 79, Sunday 89 += 388
PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNERS:.
1ST: Lee-Anne, 2nd John, 3rd Jenny R.
RAFFLE: Raised a total of $631 and winners were
1st - Bob Fussell 2nd Elizabeth Horwitz
Exhibiting Artists:
* Alan Stuart * Barbara Mahon * Bob Saxon * Bronwen Tyler * Cliff Hosking * Denise John * * Jenifer Hollis * Eric Owen
* George Pullin * Greta McElwee * Hugh Cross * Jenifer Richardson * John Dorahy * Craig Hoffman
* Kath Fussell
* Lee-Anne Corrigan * Leonie Alexander * Mahdi Jafarian * Rashee Sutcliffe
*Reg Batey * Richard Kearney * Robyn Culley * Sandra Patterson
* Suzie West * Terry Holdom * Verona Lucas * Wayne Berrigan
* Yvonne Barnett
Just some statistic information for you about the exhibition.
VISITORS - Friday 220 (and that didn’t include artists and Novatones – they were in the Church), Saturday 79, Sunday 89 += 388
PEOPLE’S CHOICE WINNERS:.
1ST: Lee-Anne, 2nd John, 3rd Jenny R.
RAFFLE: Raised a total of $631 and winners were
1st - Bob Fussell 2nd Elizabeth Horwitz
Exhibiting Artists:
* Alan Stuart * Barbara Mahon * Bob Saxon * Bronwen Tyler * Cliff Hosking * Denise John * * Jenifer Hollis * Eric Owen
* George Pullin * Greta McElwee * Hugh Cross * Jenifer Richardson * John Dorahy * Craig Hoffman
* Kath Fussell
* Lee-Anne Corrigan * Leonie Alexander * Mahdi Jafarian * Rashee Sutcliffe
*Reg Batey * Richard Kearney * Robyn Culley * Sandra Patterson
* Suzie West * Terry Holdom * Verona Lucas * Wayne Berrigan
* Yvonne Barnett
A very successful Friday Group’s Outdoor Exhibition
The 26 February saw a veritable crush of people in the Joe Donkin Gallery for the inaugural exhibition held by Joe’s Friday Outdoor Painting Group members. With four works by 10 artists, initially 40 paintings were comfortably displayed, but with a keen interest by buyers, numbers reduced, then increased again as reserve paintings were put up in their place. By the end of the weekend, 14 paintings had been sold, which was in excess of 25 percent of the paintings displayed.
The 26 February saw a veritable crush of people in the Joe Donkin Gallery for the inaugural exhibition held by Joe’s Friday Outdoor Painting Group members. With four works by 10 artists, initially 40 paintings were comfortably displayed, but with a keen interest by buyers, numbers reduced, then increased again as reserve paintings were put up in their place. By the end of the weekend, 14 paintings had been sold, which was in excess of 25 percent of the paintings displayed.
One year ago: 2017 Newcastle Art Prize
** View the list of winners and award recipients here **
The society's major annual exhibition, held over 4 days was again a great success thanks to our generous sponsors, active volunteers, and the supportive Adamstown Uniting Church who hosted our event for the third year running.
** View the list of winners and award recipients here **
The society's major annual exhibition, held over 4 days was again a great success thanks to our generous sponsors, active volunteers, and the supportive Adamstown Uniting Church who hosted our event for the third year running.