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18 June 2001 - 17 July 2022 | 5 min read | venue: Strathnairn Arts | cost: Check website for details | website: http://strathnairn.com.au | address: 90 Stockdill Drive, Holt, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
published: 21 Jun 2022
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'Anita McIntyre. A Survey 1970 to 2022 examines Anita McIntyre's remarkable career in ceramics from student works of the 1970s to recent explorations produced immediately prior to the present exhibition. McIntyre's art is an expression of her experiences of her world and her reflections and memories of those experiences. For her the world encompasses family, history and especially place. Her life journey in both a physical and metaphorical sense is captured in her art. The many works in the exhibition open viewers to not only vicariously enjoy McIntyre's journeys but also to imaginatively create their own. Her actual journeys have seen her in Asia. Europe.
North America and particularly and regularly in Australia's outback and remote northern coastlines. This topographical variety is beautifully exemplified in the formal and decorative diversity that populates the exhibition, an aesthetic diversity that reflects the exploring and inquiring imagination that creates it.'
Peter HaynesSAA Artistic Director / exhibition curator
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'Anita McIntyre. A Survey 1970 to 2022 examines Anita McIntyre's remarkable career in ceramics from student works of the 1970s to recent explorations produced immediately prior to the present exhibition. McIntyre's art is an expression of her experiences of her world and her reflections and memories of those experiences. For her the world encompasses family, history and especially place. Her life journey in both a physical and metaphorical sense is captured in her art. The many works in the exhibition open viewers to not only vicariously enjoy McIntyre's journeys but also to imaginatively create their own. Her actual journeys have seen her in Asia. Europe.
North America and particularly and regularly in Australia's outback and remote northern coastlines. This topographical variety is beautifully exemplified in the formal and decorative diversity that populates the exhibition, an aesthetic diversity that reflects the exploring and inquiring imagination that creates it.'
Peter HaynesSAA Artistic Director / exhibition curator
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Anita Mcintyre | A Survey 1970 - 2022 2001 is on 18 June 2001 - 17 July 2022. The opening hours are: Check website for details. Conveniently located in Holt. Call 02 6254 2134 for details. Visit their website at http://strathnairn.com.au.
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Event Details
what: Anita Mcintyre | A Survey 1970 - 2022 2001
when: 18 June 2001 - 17 July 2022
start time/end time: Check website for details
venue: Strathnairn Arts
website: http://strathnairn.com.au
phone: 02 6254 2134
city/suburb: Holt ACT
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