Here is the catalogue for Gaffa. Please explore.
http://issuu.com/antheaboesenberg8/docs/10x10_crossing_boundaries_cat_issuu?e=11203484/8516538
My work at Gaffa
Some detailed photographs
Kathryn Wightman’s work to the left, Kathy Boyle’s suspended garden of flowers in the foreground.
On the Same Page – collaborative exhibition with Hunter Island Press.
The exhibition is currently showing at The Atrium, Henry Jones Art Hotel, Hobart. My group comprised Janet Parker Smith, Amy Hunter and myself.
This is what we came up with:
It was a very interesting and challenging project.
Hmmmmn….
Not sure where these are going……ink on Mylar.
Small scroll book.
Encaustic monotype on paper accounting machine tape.
Warringah Printmakers Exhibition
DEMONSTRATIONS OF PRINTMAKING TECHNIQUES WILL BE HELD EACH WEEKEND OF THE EXHIBITION
Saturday 14 June
Etching & Relief Printing with Rebecca Baird
Sunday 15 June
Encaustic Monotype with Anthea Boesenberg
Saturday 21 June
Collagraph with Lisa Marshall
Sunday 22 June
Photopolymer Plate – intaglio & à la poupée Susan Baran
Saturday 28 June
Monotype with Helen Clare
Sunday 29 June
Traditional Japanese woodblock (Moku Hanga) with Rosanna Jurisevic
A small book of monotypes.
Made on a fine washi paper.
Tarrawarra
I was very impressed with this wonderful art museum in the Yarra Valley near Melbourne.
The TarraWarra Museum of Art is the first privately funded, significant public visual arts museum to be set up under the Australian Government’s philanthropic measures announced in March 1999. TWMA operates as a not-for-profit institution, with a charter to display Australian art from the second half of the twentieth century to the present day. It is owned by Eva and Mark Beson, and features their extensive collection of Australian Art.
In 2000, Allan Powell’s design for this elegant building, arcing gently from the earth in concert with the contours and hues of the landscape, was chosen.
The building and the art within it sit together perfectly. Although the views from the building are beautiful, they are constrained by the design so that the emphasis is on the artwork.
‘Solitaire’, the current exhibition, has been beautifully curated. It includes some work by George Baldessin.
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Wax sticks for the Workshop
Today I made some coloured wax sticks for my workshop at Baldessin Press near Melbourne. There’s still one place left I think, if you hurry!
Major studio clean up and renovation.
My silence recently has had something to do with doing lots of work in the studio and at home…..not artwork, but changes to the studio to improve ventilation and organisation, and changes at home to do long overdue chores that I needed an extra hand with. My sons friend David is here from the Czech Republic, and he helped me with a lot of things I needed to get done.
And now I can have workshops in my studio if I want to!
BOX OF BIRDS 