NAS Art Forum, Wednesday 6th May at 1pm.

I'll be giving a lunch time talk on collecting at NAS next week, anyone is welcome to come along -

Kathryn Ryan
6 May - Black Theatre - 1-2pm 

Never Just One
Collecting: promise and loss – constant objects and ephemeral narratives

 Image: Kathryn Ryan, Colour Collections of Studio Objects (detail) 

exhibited at Branch 3Dd, in Forest Lodge, 2014.

NAS Art Forum

'The Survey Show' | Clandulla State Gallery

 Tied grass, radiometer, bell jar, white glass light shade, 

seed globe on milk glass vase.

 Bell jar, plaster cast of egg interior, lichen.

 Radiometer.

 Seed globe, tied grass.

 Mushrooms, door knob, white markers, label.

  Skeletal pieces, clouded house box ornament, white markers, label.

Native orchid, plaster cast of egg interior, white marker, label.

 Milk glass hand vase, feathers, tied grass.

 Tied grass, smokey quartz crystal.

 Tied grass.

The Survey Show | Clandulla State Gallery

You are cordially invited to attend the opening of the Clandulla State Gallery’s inaugural exhibition, The Survey Show, at 1pm on Sunday 13 April 2014. Thirteen established and emerging artists are producing new work especially for the event, engaging with the unique context of the gallery.

 The Survey Show was conceived by Clandulla State Gallery founder, Alex Wisser to engage contemporary art with the forest environment.  The Survey Show was jointly developed and organised with visiting artist-curator, Margaret Roberts, in conjunction with the artists.

Clandulla State Gallery is co-extensive with the Clandulla State Forest.  Measuring approximately 1400 hectares, it is considered to be the world’s largest art gallery. It is a pleasant five-minute drive along Bylong Valley Drive from Kandos in the New South Wales Central West, and will be clearly sign posted (look for the ‘Contemporary Art’ sign) on the Western side of the road.

For directions and map, please visit our website: http://clandullastategallery.wordpress.com

'Little Rooms, Large Lands' Installation Views | Gallery Red | Photos: Michael Myers

'Little Rooms, Large Lands' | Exhibition at Gallery Red

Paper Sand, Shell Horizon, Fin Print

Exhibition of Little Rooms, Large Lands, part of Gallery Red's 31 Days | Blur the Lines

Friday 6th September 2013, 6-8pm
Gallery Red
Shop 11 131-145 Glebe Point Rd
Glebe NSW 2037

An exhibition of works made over the month of July, see 31 Days of Practice for more info.

Box Sets.

31 Days of Practice | End of Week Four

 

See more at 31 Days of Practice.

31 Days of Practice | End of Week Three

See more at 31 Days of Practice

31 Days of Practice | End of Week Two.

 

 

See more at 31 Days of Practice

31 Days of Practice | End of Week One

 31 Days of Practice

31 Days of Practice

For the month of July I'll be partaking in Gallery Red's 31 Days | Blur the Lines project. The concept and exhibition 'is about the artistic process, the ebb and flow of ideas and the resultant daily outcomes. This year’s theme, Blur the Lines reflects the interlude between the process and the final artwork. Blur the Lines refers to the loss of sight and the overlap of days as the ideas of one day bleed into the next, influencing and evolving the work until it becomes clear and reaches a resolution.' (Gallery Red).

Each day I'll be posting what I've made at 31 Days of Practice. While it may seem strange to deviate from Pieces of Practice, the intensive nature of the project and its enclosed time frame made another space seem more fitting.