A touch of Stephen on Brigitte’s studio wall – heavenly.
Month: July 2009
Chick’s post…
Charles Butcher, After the Object 1 (detail)
Yessir, it’s either a famine or a feast. After a slow month of seemingly very little blog action, suddenly there was a rush of news and Chick and Mathew’s exhibition at Sabbia ended up buried under a pile of back-to-back posts. For those who missed it, and have been enquiring, you’ll find it here.
Shed biz…
Day two…
…it’s worse than showing baby pictures, hey…
Anyhoo, it passed inspection this morning, so now we wait patiently for slab biz.
mister jones this coming Saturday…
Idris Murphy exhibition…
Last week’s Arts Cafe…
Certified treat at the Bega Valley Regional Gallery’s Arts Café…
(above) Rachel introducing Tevita…
…a very happy gathering…
…Klaus & Peter (above), extra question time with Anneke, Anna & Bob (below)…
…Tevita does a Rexy back to Sydders.
Surprise visit from Maureen…
(above) Klaus and Maureen at the Bega Valley Regional Gallery today.
Maureen paid a flying visit to the BVRG today to check out Tevita’s work in situ. It was a lovely surprise to see her – and of course we all immediately went off for a lunchtime meeting at Red Café (as you do…) For those not in the know, it’s Maureen (Glass Art Gallery, Glebe) who takes Tevita to Collect and SOFA.
Lunchtime, day 1…
Yeah, yeah, we know – it ain’t Grand Designs. But we’re chuffed nonetheless. Things were moving on apace this morning…
…gravel dump…
…slab biz…
…progress by lunchtime…
Security co-ordinator Lola has had a particularly busy morning, as you can no doubt imagine…
Red letter day at the hide-out…
Darlings!! Serious excitement on the Gang front – earthworks began this morning on Pa’s shed – which means, of course, that we’re one step closer to Megsie’s workshop. Yeehar!!
Darrel, Parksie and Lola have a quick confab before digging in…
…one smiling bobcat…
The aftermath of a pastorale luncheon…
…the Blackberry Nip end of proceedings…
Norma, Nora, Rogero and Angela relax after a quiet lunch at the hide-out yesterday.
glass central canberra 