Secluded Isolation: Artists works for sale - Daniel Hendriks

Artist Daniel Hendricks
Obstinate 2009 Digital print 7 x 20cms
$140

Artist Daniel Hendricks
High And Dry 2009 Digital print 9 x 25 cms
$140

Artist Daniel Hendricks
Harbour 2009 Digital print 7 x 20cms
$140

Artist Daniel Hendricks
Green Energy 2009 Digital print 7 x 20cms
$140

Artist Daniel Hendricks
Cliff 2008 Digital print 12 x 30cms
$140

Secluded Isolation: Artists works for sale - Rohanna Goldsmith

Artist Rohanna Goldsmith
Alive 2009 Colour photograph 16 x 20
$200

Artist Rohanna Goldsmith
Old And New 2008 Colour photograph 16 x 20
$200

Artist Rohanna Goldsmith
Lonely 2009 Digital Colour Photograph 16 x 20
$200

Artist Rohanna Goldsmith
Bliss 2009 Colour photograph 16 x 20
$200

Secluded Isolation:artists works for sale - Nick Johannsohn

Artist Nick Johannsohn
Succession - 2009 35mm print 24cm x 34cm
$120

Artist: Nick Johannson
Paddy's Tarn, 2003 35mm print, 24cm x 36cm
$120

Artist Nick Johannsohn
Lavinia I - 2006 35mm print 24cm x 36cm
$120

Artist Nick Johannsohn
Boulder, 2009 35mm print 36cm x 24cm
$120 Sold

Artist Nick Johannsohn
Occupy - 2009 35mm print 36cm x 24cm
$120

Artist Nick Johannsohn
Lavinia II - 2006 35mm print
24cm x 36cm
$120

Secluded Isolation Opening, September 4th

The Cultural Centre has re-opened after a winter recess with a fabulous exhibition called Secluded Isolation. Seventy people attended the Launch on Friday, 4th September, with Alison Milsom giving an inspiring opening speech about not only the photographs but how talented the photographers and sound artist are and most importantly how refreshing it is not to have a bunch of old grey haired ladies, but a group of young leaders showing their work. Rohanna Goldsmith, Freja Petersen, Tim Petrovic, Nick Johannsohn, Tim Bale, Tim Bennett, Daniel Hendriks and James Dacosta (James is on his way to Portugal, lucky man!) all worked on all aspects of the exhibition over the past 3 months, and the standard of the exhibition really shows their commitment to their arts practice and their love for the Island. Freja and Rohanna did a magnificent job of catering that I think all who attended would attest to. Exhibition continues until October 9th.

Sally Marsden, Cultural Centre Coordinator

secluded isolation

Secluded Isolation
King Island Cultural Centre
Opening Friday 4th September - 5.30pm
Launch by: Alison Milsom
Nibbles supplied, BYO
Works will be displayed until 8th October
Photographers: Tim Bennett, Tim Petrovic, James Da Costa, Rohanna Goldsmith, Daniel Hendriks, Nick Johannsohn, Freja Peterson Sound Artist: Tim Bale



King Island Cultural Centre, Currie Harbour King Island TAS 7256
Phone: 03 6462 1924 Blog: www.kingislandculturalcentre.blogspot.com

Yiloga! Tiwi Footy Art Exhibition

Chris Barnett, President of the KI football Association, will be opening the exhibition on Friday 5^th June, 5.30pm.

You, your families and friends are all welcome.

Yiloga! is an exploration of football and the importance of football

in the life of an Indigenous community.

This exhibition explores the links between sport, culture and art

resonating deeply within the collective Australian psyche.

This series of documentary style photographs deals with the place of footy in Tiwi culture and explores not only the Tiwi communities’ passion for the game of AFL Football but also its positive influence on life in the community.

The colour and excitement of ‘footy’ is captured as well as some of the startling history of the islands over the last 5 years.

. Artback NT is proud to present this touring exhibition with thanks to the Photographer’s for the loan of these works.

The footy season is well underway so why not have a whole weekend of footy with our local footy games on Saturday and come and enjoy this exhibition on Sunday!

40 Degrees Of Separation

James Newitt and Justy Phillips

Through a new multi-screen video work titled 40 degrees of separation, the artists are presenting a collaborative project developed during their 4-week Arts Tasmania Residency at the King Island Cultural Centre in 2008.

The work explores connections between personal histories, ideas of change and an island in transition through the use of video and sound. Using selected community groups as a starting point, such as the CWA, Senior Citizens Association and through community facilities, such as the Grassy Club; the artists undertook an intensive period of research, interviewing over twenty older residents in their homes at various locations around the island. The artists also utilised community platforms such as the King Island Courier and community noticeboards to encourage interested residents to contact them directly, such as invitations to afternoon tea.

As artists, they are interested in the ways in which people relate to each other and to the world in different social and cultural contexts and chose to focus on significant moments of change within the lives of older residents and drew connections between these vastly different experiences. In 40 degrees of separation, they present these as evocative visual portraits of both a generation and a place.

During this residency, they gathered significant video content and production stills, which have been edited and refined to create this new multi-screen video for presentation at the CWA, 5.30 2nd May.

For further information:

Sally Marsden

King Island Cultural Centre

Cultural Development Officer

King Island Council

03 6462 1924

0428 550404