High Warp Tapestries: GRAEME ENDEAN: Exhibition "Textura Urbanus" Meet the Artist!
GRAEME ENDEAN Brings his exhibition to ArtSHINE Gallery - Artists Reception on September 09 from 2- 4pm. GRAEME ENDEAN is a must see in person. Be taken back by the technical genius behind his work. ArtShine gallery will be holding the exhibition of the large scale tapestries along with his "wild street" art. ENDEAN has developed hie series of years of meticulous attention to details and form. We invite you to join us for "Textura Urbanus" an exhibition reception showing high warp tapestries inspired by the urban environment of Sydney city and the inner west. Street art "wild style" has inspired a series of bright colours, subtle shades, bold shapes conceptualised and expressed in the woven form. Found objects, retrieved and repurposed, create an evocative image. A substainable resource collected and manipulated into woven and sculptural forms create a cohesive and pertinent exhibition.~ ArtSHINE
Venue: ArtSHINE Gallery
Address: 3 Blackfriars Street Chippendale, NSW 2008 - Australia
Date: September 9th ~ Saturday
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Ticket: Free
Web: https://www.artshinegallery.com/artist/?id=3534
: https://www.artshinegallery.com/textura-urbanus-a-solo-exhibition-by-graeme-endean/
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EMail: gallery@artshine.com.au
Call: 02 9698 9156
Address: 3 Blackfriars Street Chippendale, NSW 2008 - Australia
Date: September 9th ~ Saturday
Time: 2pm - 4pm
Ticket: Free
Web: https://www.artshinegallery.com/artist/?id=3534
: https://www.artshinegallery.com/textura-urbanus-a-solo-exhibition-by-graeme-endean/
: https://www.facebook.com/artshinegallery/
EMail: gallery@artshine.com.au
Call: 02 9698 9156
Graeme Endean Solo Exhibition will be held from September 06 - 27 Free
Special dates:
Artists Reception = September 09 from 2- 4pm Free
3 course Long Lunch = September 17 from 1 - 3pm RSVP Required
(Private viewing and a great way to meet and greet with wonderful food)
Moving to Darlinghurst, hanging out at artist's squats, wearing second-hand clothes, shaving and dying of hair, music, bands, the Punk-Ska-New wave urban culture of the late 70s, early 80's was my early 20s. Starting as a dishwater in pubs, I worked as a cook and chef from Groote Eylandt to Kings Cross, from the Barossa Valley to New Caledonia. The early 80s was when I was introduced to permaculture where the early seeds for regional seasonal sustainable cuisine were germinated, which has been a passion for almost 4 decades. Whether living in the country or the city, growing my own food, processing scraps and dog waste, supporting local growers markets, sustainability is a primary motivation. I have tapestries in collections in Sweden, Germany, France, America, Australia."
Special dates:
Artists Reception = September 09 from 2- 4pm Free
3 course Long Lunch = September 17 from 1 - 3pm RSVP Required
(Private viewing and a great way to meet and greet with wonderful food)
Bio: By Graeme Endean
"Growing up surrounded by bushland in then new suburb of North Epping, with a creek running through our backyard, hours were spent exploring, observing and being immersed in nature. At an early age (7-8) I was earning pocket money helping neighbours with their gardening, using traditional methods which today would be touted as organic. This was the time before the use of chemicals in gardening. I planted my first veggie patch when I was 16. Trips to Sunny Corner near Lithgow where we would look at aboriginal rock carvings and picnic by a creek picking blackberries for Nanna's pies and jam was an inspiring childhood memory.Moving to Darlinghurst, hanging out at artist's squats, wearing second-hand clothes, shaving and dying of hair, music, bands, the Punk-Ska-New wave urban culture of the late 70s, early 80's was my early 20s. Starting as a dishwater in pubs, I worked as a cook and chef from Groote Eylandt to Kings Cross, from the Barossa Valley to New Caledonia. The early 80s was when I was introduced to permaculture where the early seeds for regional seasonal sustainable cuisine were germinated, which has been a passion for almost 4 decades. Whether living in the country or the city, growing my own food, processing scraps and dog waste, supporting local growers markets, sustainability is a primary motivation. I have tapestries in collections in Sweden, Germany, France, America, Australia."