Yesterday's treat was an exhibition opening
in Tanunda, the capital of the wine growing region
of The Barossa.
a rather wonderful mix of installations
ecologically and environmentally sustainable
contact prints on everything from bone, through fabrics
to paper and writing on the wall
the catalogues ran out and my memory is a trifle iffy
but I think?? the above was part of a long row of
fabric . . . however, I could be mistaken
a detail
an installation of a most glorious dress in autumnal tones
with many, many small pictures on paper in mixed medium
drawn upon and dyed
detail on fabric
detail on paper
installation of rusted shearer's combs
An exhibition of 'Back Country' by India Flint
I found it impressive even if I am a tad biased
being the artist's mother.
Photography is not the best but the best i could
hurriedly do in a crush of people
also, there was so much more than I was able to capture.
Tomorrow I'm off on a long journey,
don't know when or if I shall ever be back.
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The exhibition looks inspired and inspirational. And of course you are proud. How could you not be?
ReplyDeleteThis long journey of yours? Physical or metaphorical? Travel safely, and come back if you possibly can. You are important to so many of us.
Both my dear. Off to Sydney for a concert but my ticker tells me it could go off with a bang anytime.
DeleteAll in God's hands
wonderful exhibition, safe travels.
ReplyDeleteThanks Penn . . .
DeleteI wish I could see that exhibition 'in the flesh'. It speaks fluently of the landscape. At first glance I thought that gown was an old tree stump!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe and enjoyable journey.
Thank you John, I will endeavour so to do.
DeleteI wish you could have been there as well, we could have had a few glasses of superior wine and enjoyed these and the rest of the exhibits together
Wasn't it a great exhibit? happy travels, Mary
ReplyDeleteIt certainly was Mary. Thanks for the happy travel wish.
DeleteWasn't it a great exhibit? Happy travelling, Mary
ReplyDeleteI can see why you would be proud! Hope the ticker holds up for the Sydney trip!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Thanks Stewart, unfortunately my photos did not live up to the real thing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful exhibit! Have a safe journey and keep ticking!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful exhibit! The dress is beautiful. You should be proud! Enjoy the trip to Sydney, wishing your safe and happy travels.. No negative thinking is allowed! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteInspirational. This is an exhibit I would very much enjoy seeing in person.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artistic work ~ love the sepia colors ~ great post and shots for OWT
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol ( A Creative Harbor
What a fabulous exhibition Arija. I must try to take the trip north.
ReplyDeleteInteresting art! Have a saf journey!
ReplyDeleteSafe travels!
ReplyDeleteLove the earthy presentation. The dress is really a focal point for me.
ReplyDeleteA great display and capture. I also like your banner pic. My grandfather had a stove just like that...and kept using it in the sixties.
ReplyDeleteArija, this is just gorgeous! You should be very proud of your daughter! Well done India!
ReplyDeleteLove these fabrics. Have fun and Sydney and keep well.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is brilliant and talented -- she takes after her mother! Wow. I am so impressed.
ReplyDeleteBut 'when or IF" scares me. I hope you are kidding about the latter word. I hope you have a wonderful trip and that you are well. Take care, enjoy the journey.
it's so grand to see your photos of india's show.
ReplyDeletePlain to see you're daughter gets her explorative and classy nature from you. such talent. such beauty!!!
ReplyDeleteI would have loved to see that show in person! Must have been breathtaking... you must have been so proud.