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January

No events for the month of January, see our upcoming events below:

May

The Fibre Show - Tactile
30 May - 20 Jul 2019
Lillian Rock

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being (more)

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being touched and felt on the body or in the hand. The artworks must have the major component being made from or include fibre. We have welcomed all varieties of fibre from the natural to manmade. This year has brought in the hand painted or dyed, hand-woven, embroidered, felted, knitted, carved and sewn. Every year we are surprised and delighted by what comes through the door. Scott Cater’s beautifully crafted Silky Oak Coffee tables are juxtaposed with the delicacy of Pauline Ahern’s wall hanging of rust dyed silk. Eric Smith’s embroidery never fails to make you look twice as the eye is initially deceived by the beauty and delicacy of the embroidery, then the words can hit you with a punch. With the content being so disparate from the style his piece titled ‘A Banner for the Brotherhood of Madness...’ has once again shown how subversive embroidery can be.

Thu & Fri 10am-3pm; Sat 8:30am-3pm; Sun 10am-3pm
Free Event
Blue Knob Hall Gallery & Cafe
719 Blue Knob Rd, Lillian Rock (map)
02 6689 7449
www.blueknobgallery.com

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June

The Fibre Show - Tactile
30 May - 20 Jul 2019
Lillian Rock

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being (more)

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being touched and felt on the body or in the hand. The artworks must have the major component being made from or include fibre. We have welcomed all varieties of fibre from the natural to manmade. This year has brought in the hand painted or dyed, hand-woven, embroidered, felted, knitted, carved and sewn. Every year we are surprised and delighted by what comes through the door. Scott Cater’s beautifully crafted Silky Oak Coffee tables are juxtaposed with the delicacy of Pauline Ahern’s wall hanging of rust dyed silk. Eric Smith’s embroidery never fails to make you look twice as the eye is initially deceived by the beauty and delicacy of the embroidery, then the words can hit you with a punch. With the content being so disparate from the style his piece titled ‘A Banner for the Brotherhood of Madness...’ has once again shown how subversive embroidery can be.

Thu & Fri 10am-3pm; Sat 8:30am-3pm; Sun 10am-3pm
Free Event
Blue Knob Hall Gallery & Cafe
719 Blue Knob Rd, Lillian Rock (map)
02 6689 7449
www.blueknobgallery.com

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Coming Home :: Katka Adams
15 Jun - 28 Jul 2019
Lismore

This exhibition of drawings continues my work exploring immigration, drawing on my own experience as a refugee and looking at how migration has enriched Lismore’s (more)

This exhibition of drawings continues my work exploring immigration, drawing on my own experience as a refugee and looking at how migration has enriched Lismore’s community.

A sense of belonging is a basic human need which is hard to define or measure. Despite experiencing cultural dislocation, many people from diverse backgrounds have woven their lives into the fabric of Lismore finding new homes.

I hope this exhibition not only develops a deeper understanding of the challenges migrants and refugees face, but also the valuable contribution they bring to our vibrant community and the home we share.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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Object Therapy
22 Jun - 11 Aug 2019
Lismore

In May 2016, 29 broken objects were submitted by members of the public to a team of repair researchers in Canberra before undergoing ‘therapy’. Items of (more)

In May 2016, 29 broken objects were submitted by members of the public to a team of repair researchers in Canberra before undergoing ‘therapy’. Items of furniture, ceramics, household appliances, textiles, jewellery, sentimental objects and even one human, were all treated and reimagined by noted Australian and international designers and artists including Trent Jansen, Liam Mugavin, Henry Wilson and Alison Jackson.

In transforming these loved but broken items into objects of delight and surprise, Object Therapy showcases innovative design solutions while exploring the attachments we form with objects.

Object Therapy is a project by Hotel Hotel, developed in collaboration with UNSW Art & Design and ANU School of Art and Design, presented by Australian Design Centre with assistance from the Australian Government’s, Visions of Australia program.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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Eesti :: Jay-Dea Lopez
22 Jun - 25 Aug 2019
Lismore

Eesti is a video work consisting of field-recordings and photographs taken over a number of weeks in the village of Mooste, Estonia. Arriving at the beginning of (more)

Eesti is a video work consisting of field-recordings and photographs taken over a number of weeks in the village of Mooste, Estonia.

Arriving at the beginning of winter the incongruous sounds and sights of Mooste initially stimulated the artist’s senses. Relics from the colonial Soviet-era stood alongside traditional Estonian residences; forests stood beside barren winter farmland. However the weight of Mooste’s colonial history and its dark northern winter gradually became oppressive. The low frequencies emanating from local objects began to reflect the harsh surrounds.

Through the use of sound and image Eesti explores our emotional response to location and is a study into the psycho-geographic construction of “place”.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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July

The Fibre Show - Tactile
30 May - 20 Jul 2019
Lillian Rock

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being (more)

This year’s theme ‘Tactile’ was inspired by the opening night talk last year when our guest talked about the tactility of fibre, how accessible it is to being touched and felt on the body or in the hand. The artworks must have the major component being made from or include fibre. We have welcomed all varieties of fibre from the natural to manmade. This year has brought in the hand painted or dyed, hand-woven, embroidered, felted, knitted, carved and sewn. Every year we are surprised and delighted by what comes through the door. Scott Cater’s beautifully crafted Silky Oak Coffee tables are juxtaposed with the delicacy of Pauline Ahern’s wall hanging of rust dyed silk. Eric Smith’s embroidery never fails to make you look twice as the eye is initially deceived by the beauty and delicacy of the embroidery, then the words can hit you with a punch. With the content being so disparate from the style his piece titled ‘A Banner for the Brotherhood of Madness...’ has once again shown how subversive embroidery can be.

Thu & Fri 10am-3pm; Sat 8:30am-3pm; Sun 10am-3pm
Free Event
Blue Knob Hall Gallery & Cafe
719 Blue Knob Rd, Lillian Rock (map)
02 6689 7449
www.blueknobgallery.com

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Coming Home :: Katka Adams
15 Jun - 28 Jul 2019
Lismore

This exhibition of drawings continues my work exploring immigration, drawing on my own experience as a refugee and looking at how migration has enriched Lismore’s (more)

This exhibition of drawings continues my work exploring immigration, drawing on my own experience as a refugee and looking at how migration has enriched Lismore’s community.

A sense of belonging is a basic human need which is hard to define or measure. Despite experiencing cultural dislocation, many people from diverse backgrounds have woven their lives into the fabric of Lismore finding new homes.

I hope this exhibition not only develops a deeper understanding of the challenges migrants and refugees face, but also the valuable contribution they bring to our vibrant community and the home we share.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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Object Therapy
22 Jun - 11 Aug 2019
Lismore

In May 2016, 29 broken objects were submitted by members of the public to a team of repair researchers in Canberra before undergoing ‘therapy’. Items of (more)

In May 2016, 29 broken objects were submitted by members of the public to a team of repair researchers in Canberra before undergoing ‘therapy’. Items of furniture, ceramics, household appliances, textiles, jewellery, sentimental objects and even one human, were all treated and reimagined by noted Australian and international designers and artists including Trent Jansen, Liam Mugavin, Henry Wilson and Alison Jackson.

In transforming these loved but broken items into objects of delight and surprise, Object Therapy showcases innovative design solutions while exploring the attachments we form with objects.

Object Therapy is a project by Hotel Hotel, developed in collaboration with UNSW Art & Design and ANU School of Art and Design, presented by Australian Design Centre with assistance from the Australian Government’s, Visions of Australia program.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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Eesti :: Jay-Dea Lopez
22 Jun - 25 Aug 2019
Lismore

Eesti is a video work consisting of field-recordings and photographs taken over a number of weeks in the village of Mooste, Estonia. Arriving at the beginning of (more)

Eesti is a video work consisting of field-recordings and photographs taken over a number of weeks in the village of Mooste, Estonia.

Arriving at the beginning of winter the incongruous sounds and sights of Mooste initially stimulated the artist’s senses. Relics from the colonial Soviet-era stood alongside traditional Estonian residences; forests stood beside barren winter farmland. However the weight of Mooste’s colonial history and its dark northern winter gradually became oppressive. The low frequencies emanating from local objects began to reflect the harsh surrounds.

Through the use of sound and image Eesti explores our emotional response to location and is a study into the psycho-geographic construction of “place”.

Tue - Sun: 10am-4pm
Free Event
Lismore Regional Gallery
11 Rural St, Lismore (map)
Sarah Harvey
02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
www.facebook.com/LismoreRegionalGallery
www.lismoregallery.org

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Steel Magnolias
5-20 Jul 2019
Goonellabah

Lismore Theatre Company presents Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, an Amateur Production by Arrangement with Origin Theatrical. As the title suggests the “ (more)

Lismore Theatre Company presents Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, an Amateur Production by Arrangement with Origin Theatrical.

As the title suggests the “female characters are as delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel”. Hilarious and touching, this bitter sweet play is set in a beauty parlor in America’s deep south and tells the story of friendship, love and life in a small town.

Fri - Sat: 7.30pm; Sun: 2pm
Fixed Price: Adult $23, Concession $17, Members $17
Rochdale Theatre
603 Ballina Road, Goonellabah NSW 2480 (map)
Elyse Knowles
0431 984 281
admin@lismoretheatrecompany.org.au
https://www.facebook.com/lismoretheatrecompany/
https://www.trybooking.com/BCWYK

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