Mrs. Huang took us to Damshui for the whole day which was fantastic. So much to eat! Here we are having a quiet tea at the gallery Art Pillar where the show, "Bucket Man" is being held on floor 1 and 2.
Tuesday 30 March 2010
At Yingge
Carin Wu took us to the pottery village of Yingge where they handcraft beautiful ceramic cups, vases, and pots. This place is covered with cobbeled stones and is quaint, a lovely place to have a tourist stop.
Min Chuan Univeristy Design Building
We met many lovely teachers at Min Chuan Univeristy. This photo is the entrance of the design building. This building is beautiful and the inside is similar to a cave with circular walls and small cicular holes that act like windows where you can peer into the next room.
Bridget
Anne langdon took this photograph of Bridget in front of the butterfly images shown from a work that was projected onto the wall.
Jan Ross with her painting
Jan Ross explained how her work is about how life changes, it is always in transience. The butterflies have a short life span and they are delicate creatures who when touched are damaged. The background wattle also continually falls off, then re-grows again in a cycle. The Australian sky in the silhouette has clouds which change as also people can change.
Anne Speaking about her work
Explaining how she loves to use collage and has used different papers and textures here that overlay and how she draws her inspiration from nature.
The Students
The students who were listening and asking questions while the artists Fay Salmon, Bridget O'Leary, Anne Langdon, Jan Ross were speaking about their artworks.
Tuesday 23 March 2010
The moment when everyone is listening, Min Chuan University in Taoyuan Exhibition Opening
Examining the Australian Art Closely with the group
This was great to have the chance to talk about the works and to go together around the exhibition space, all the artists shared their ideas and thinking behind their works.
Tour and explanantion of Roma's artwork
This artwork is beautifully constructed with intricate borders inspired from the medievel artwork that concentrated on patterns and borders. Living in Box Hill, a place that is enriched with asian food and culture, the artist paints her surroundings focusing on the home.
Bridget explaining Fay Salmon's painting
Cutting the Red Ribbon
Well this was fun and I had never done this before. The cutting of the red ribbon symbolic for opening the exhibition.
Speeches - Tom giving artwork to Gallery
Tom gave both this small piece and a very large painting to the gallery at Min Chuan University in thanks for having our exhibition here.
Tracy and Bridget give speeches
Giving short but lovely speeches to thank everyone and explain this exhibition is about friendships and sharing Australian and Taiwanese culture through the love of art.
Ming Chuang University - Speeches
Here Tom is standing as everyone thanks him for both giving his artwork to the gallery and being a part of this show. Taiwan exhibition openings are more formal and audiences generally get to sit down while listening to the opening speeches. This was at 1.30pm on 12th March.
Going to Taipei from Kaohsiung - Tracy, Bridget, Joy Wu
Using the high speed rail to go to Taipei - Taoyuan March 12th
This whole exhibition started from a discussion between Bridget and Tracy.
Friday 12 March 2010
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