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David Upfill-Brown and Tony Richardson

An exhibition of Fine Furniture and Woodwork by David Upfill-Brown and Paintings by Tony Richardson

14 December 2013 – 28 January 2014
Opening and Meet the Artists Saturday 14 December at 2pm

A Bungendore Wood Works Gallery 30th Year Anniversary Exhibition

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Staying in Bungendore

Due to popular demand and substantial interest by Gallery patrons the magnificent Hannah Cabinet will remain at Bungendore Wood Works Gallery through the New Year. 

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Wild Visions – Calm Reflections

An exhibition of paintings by Judi Power Thomson and Chan Dissanayake

9 November – 11 December 2013

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NEXT - Review by Meredith Hinchliffe

Meredith Hinchliffe, freelance arts advocate and writer reviews NEXT.

Thirty years is a milestone in anyone’s terms. For a commercial gallery to run for thirty years is a great achievement – one worth acknowledging and celebrating.

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Next

Bungendore Wood Works Gallery opened September 14 in 1983. Thirty years later an exhibition featuring the work of 30 designer makers and artists will open that does not look to the past, but to the future. The title of the exhibition is NEXT.

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Totems

Elise Cameron-Smith's Totems are simply styled pieces of turned hardwood which hold the spidery air plant Tillandsia. These are a response to the growing trend of having living walls of plants in architectural environments. As massed arrangements of hanging plant holders these Totems make a pleasant and pertinent statement of greenery in a home or public place.

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Geoff Hannah Interview

Geoff Hannah and his cabinet, The Hannah Cabinet, was featured last Friday on ABC's 7.30 show. 

At the end of the segment it was reported that the Cabinet could be viewed at the NGA. This was incorrect, it will be on show at the Gallery until November 20th.

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The Hannah Cabinet from Master Craftsman Geoff Hannah

The Hannah Cabinet is Geoff Hannah’s latest masterpiece and was made over a six year period using 34 different Australian and international timbers, 4 species of shell and 17 varieties of precious stone with extensive marquetry inlays on 18 doors and on, and in, 140 drawers.

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