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PAST EXHIBITION
DAVID VOIGT
Transcending Time and Place
A major exhibition of ethereal and abstract landscapes on canvas and paper from one of Australia’s important and widely collected artists.
Selected Works now in Main Gallery
CURRENT EXHIBITION
SONS OF BEACHES WITH GRACE
5 Artists from the NSW South Coast
Ken Taber, Maynard Waters, John Sharman, Grace Paleg, Ian Lakey
Opened Saturday 14 August at 2.30pm by Tess Barker in the Octagon Artspace
FIRESIDE FESTIVAL 2010
On Saturday August 6 Bungendore Wood Works Gallery presented its "Burning of the Totems" event setting alight sculptures by artist Matthew Harding
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GALLERY NEWS
Staff member Tess Barker has won second prize of $2000 in the Youth Art Prize section of the 2010 Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize at the South Australian Museum for her Protea: Spent and New Bud linocut print.
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NEW GIFTS
Sail Clocks small, medium and large in various timber burls and clockfaces from $75. An ideal personal, family or corporate gift. Designed by BWWG.
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CURRENT EXHIBITION
Abstract - Ian Factor
An exhibition of contemporary furniture exploring a new consciousness in furniture design in the Foyer Artspace.
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NEW MAKER - NEW PRODUCT
In a break from tradition, Bungendore Wood Works Gallery is pleased to announce a new range of work from USA ‘Slicing Maestro’, Seth Rolland. We hope to be featuring more of Seth’s extraordinary work in the coming months.
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UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Hot Colours
Judi Power Thomson
2 October - 15 November, 2010
Recent directions in painting from Canberra's prolific prize winning artist
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
COOL WATERS
Chan Dissanayake
2 October - 15 November, 2010
Superb Watercolours from this exciting young Canberra Artist
Bungendore Wood Works Gallery specialises in exhibiting and promoting Australian made wood art, sculpture, craft and contemporary furniture of a very high standard from the country’s foremost designer/makers in wood. We take pride in showcasing the skill and art of Australia’s wood workers and the varied richness and beauty of our native timbers. The Gallery is a multi-tourism award winning attraction open every day situated just 30 minutes by road from Canberra, Australia’s National Capital.
