In Full Colour Exhibition
Fri Dec 11, 18:00 - Sun Dec 20, 21:00
Moore n Moore
ABOUT
We're getting very excited for our In Full Colour Art Exhibition launching 11th December! We have a collective of photographers and fine art artists who have come together to showcase a diverse range of incredible local art, through original print media and canvas. The fantastic team at Moore and Moore Events are letting us host at their fantastic venue daily from 8am till 4pm and selected nights from 6pm - 9pm - we'd love to see you down there!
Opening Hours
8am - 4pm (every day) from 12th - 20th December
6pm - 9pm on 11th, 12th, 13th, 15th, 17th December
To celebrate, we'll be supplying some delicious wine from our friends at Gallafrey Wines, along with nibbles plus treat your ears to some live music each night! Our featured artists will also be popping in on selected nights to say hello and talk about their art, stay tuned for the schedule closer to the date.
Whilst we are showcasing a range of incredible art from local artists, we're also really excited to be sharing our print enterprise which enables artists to continue focussing on their art while we take care of the production and worldwide marketing.
After lots of planning and research and as part of building this enterprise, we have successfully developed all the techniques for high quality fine art photography, stretching art onto canvas frames and boxing of the art, ready for shipment to buyers.
By providing these high quality services to the artists, we are able to create a relationship between the artists, manufacturers and consumers where everyone receives the benefits. A winning scenario.
Our vision is to deliver more art to more homes worldwide on behalf of willing artists. If you are an artist and this is for you, or you know an artist who is passionate about what they do and just wants to create, we'd love to have a chat, over a drink or two!
We can't wait for you to meet our featured artists! But for now, here's a little bit about them;
-- Elliot Cahill --
Elliot Cahill has been working as photographer/filmmaker for the past 8 year, pursuing live music photography working for publications such as The Muisc, Amnplify and Scenestr, he has worked a numerous number of events, The intention of his work is to leave you questioning perception, with a number of experimental prints, that pushed the limits of his camera. He stepped into a role as an event promoter in January 2018 and has been running his own company unplugged events since, hosting a series of different events over the past couple of years. Taking a step in a new direction, Elliot is focusing his time on working alonside fellow photographers and artist to pursue their dreams of reaching larger audiences and supporting them with their journey through print media.
https://www.facebook.com/CahillFilms
-- Tashi Hall --
Tashi Hall is a photographer, filmmaker and multi-instrumentalist from Fremantle WA who is interested in creating an emotional engagement through singular moments of vulnerability and empowerment.
In 2019 she was awarded best ‘Live Music Photographer’ and best ‘Live Music Filmmaker’ in the Australian Women in Music Awards (AWMA) as well as recently being nominated ‘Photographer of The Year’ at the National Live Music Awards (NLMAs).
Tashi has travelled her way around the globe, performing her original music, photographing new friends and constantly seeking to expand her creative expression. She is grateful for you taking the time to look at her work.
https://www.facebook.com/tashimusic/
-- Jenny McGrath --
As an artist living in Australia, every day is inspiring. When I feel creative and expressive, the vibrant colours of Australia’s oceans, sunsets and natural landscape, for me, make painting a joy. I love the art culture that exists here, and I love its rich history of original art. I enjoy capturing a moment from nature and expressing it in my work.
More details including the artists will be added closer to the night.
https://www.jennymcgrath.com.au/
--Rob Stanley--
My paintings are to remind us of our sacredness of life and to create a picture of our transformative and spiritual potential. Most good art can amplify compassion and sensability by sharing deep feelings. It can portray human struggle and suffering but can also uplift and heal the soul. Art can point to the transcendental source of wisdom, it can encourage and nurture what is best in us and give people happiness and hope. It reveals the truth about human characters faults and virtues. My original works are my special vision of life, that are aquired from my living sourroundings and culture that is attained through a depth of personal experience and introspection, giving form to revelation. It can advance or deepen and potentially transform the consciousness of the viewer. Art can ask us to open our sneses to take in the world with new insight. To experience and apreciate the full rnage of life in all its terror and glory, it's weirdness and beauty
https://www.facebook.com/robzartworks
https://www.jennymcgrath.com.au/
--Melissa Schober--
Graduate Fine Artist, Designer and Photographer from based in Bridgetown WA Throughout this world you will always find art, in people, places and animals. All forms of creation are art and this is just one of them. Melissa is a Graduate Fine Artist, Designer and Photographer who is based in Bridgetown from Perth, Western Australia. Her artworks are a collaboration of expressive presence and power in the economic structure and an evolution of not only personal development but human development. Distinguished through a contemporary application to portraiture and colour through a collection of paintings