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7 December 2015

For Sale in our 'Shop', Christmas Gift Ideas, and More




Important Notice to both the Public and our Members!

The Gawler Community Gallery will closed from the 21st December 2015 and will be re-opening on January 7th 2016.


And the Lucky Winners were:-

First- Lisa Wood, Second- Janet Nicholls and Third- Ellen Steyn.

The Christmas raffle has again been a wonderful success, many thanks to the girls who put the fabulous prizes together, which included for the first time, a book buyers prize.
 Winner of the Book Buyers Prize- Laura
Congratulations to all, I am sure these will go well towards you all enjoying a very festive Christmas.
As you can see here the prizes are quite substantial.

On display are also a variety of items you will find in out shop, everything from paintings, jewellery, pottery, sculpture, textiles, the odd candle or two and so very much more. 
See below also.
There is still timebefore Christmas, to come on in and grab yourself a very individual, ONE OFF gift for someone special in your life

       



More news still to come so stay tuned for the next entry coming soon.

16 July 2015

Exhibition Openings

M.P. Mr Tony Picollo Opens 2 Exhibitions

‘Mosaics’ – ‘As Time Goes By’ exhibition.



Mosaic opening crowd



On Sunday the 5thof July at 2pm, M.P. Mr Tony Picollo opened this vibrant exhibition by the students of Julia Mannix, in one of their upstairs rooms. (The Ghan Room)



 They also have the ‘Overland Room’ across the hall. The opening was 0verflowing with attendees, and the mosaic work presented in these two rooms is of excellent quality and beauty. 







All the pieces are very detailed, and many pieces are 3 D. Job well done Ladies, Congratulations to one and all.



  Amity 10 Years On Exhibition


Following the Mosaics opening Tony proceeded downstairs to officially open ‘AMITY's 10 Years On’ exhibition, which is the Left hand room (Red Hen) as you enter the gallery. 
This is the third time that he has opened for them, and again the room was overflowing with invitees and visitors.


Over the years the group expanded it's numbers temporarily from 6 to 9 then was forced to  reduce them in later years. 

Dorothy Beverly, regretfully left the group due to her advancing years (we hope you are keeping well Dorothy),and greatly respected and loved Phil Bolding sadly passed away as the result of a brain tumour a few years ago. 


The group advises us that they are both still sadly missed.

On a lighter note the friendship of Amity seems to shine through their work. This year there are animals painted by all members and yet they are all so vastly different with each persons individual style being quite obvious. They also have, cards, Unframed work and Jewelry for sale.


M.P. Mr Tony Picollo is a very busy man !


        
We all very much appreciate the time you have given to the gallery, and its exhibitors over the years Tony, from Amity and all from The Gawler Community Gallery.






Gawler Art Society - G.A.S. Mr Bruce Eastick 


 Finally  at 2.30pm, Mr Bruce Eastick, (Poet and Patron for G.A.S) opened The Gawler Art Society’ (G.A.S) exhibition.


 Held in the downstairs ‘Tea and Sugar’ exhibition room, this too was very well attended. 


Many of the artists in this group are also members of ‘The Gawler Community Gallery’.  


Some of them support us by regularly exhibiting individually, they also have work in the ‘Gallery Shop’, and often sit on the roster as well.


Unfortunately I do not have a photo of G.A.S. to share with you.
A very talented group of artists with a huge variety of style, genre and medium.

You really should make every effort to make the visit to Gawler to see all of the Excellent exhibitions that are currently running Thursday to Sunday until the 9thof August.  ALL work in these exhibitions is for sale and would make wonderful gifts or a perfect new addition to your home, and entry is free.


The tally for the day is listed at 64 in the Day Book, however I have been reliably informed that the volunteers lost count at about 2pm. They were so busy with enquiries and sales. So we know that there were a lot more people who came to see the opening of ALL the exhibitions.
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