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Artists in Townsville, North Queensland, Australia
Lynn Scott-Cumming and Graeme Buckley share their love of the visual arts and writing.
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Coming soon!
The culmination of two years’ work, my Moon Phase series, created from Dec 2017 to 2019 is rushing up fast. My exhibition, Moon Phase: Chasing Transcendence, is due to open at Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts at 6pm on April 16th. … Continue reading
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Tagged artstownsville, Daniel Qualischefski, Kate O'hara, Lynn Scott-Cumming, Umbrella Studio
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Big Fella Croc
I photographed this big fella at Billabong Sanctuary. In his glory days he sailed the seas. This print is a drypoint intaglio on plastic plate. Among others, it will be on display at in the Furred Feathered Scaled Exhibition at … Continue reading
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Tagged Crocodile, Gallery 48, intaglio print, Lynn Scott-Cumming, Townsville
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The Groovin Grub waits to takes flight
The 10 metre caterpillar that I was paid to facilitate the creation of by Umbrella Studios and which was funded by the Groovin the Moo festival waits to be lifted to just under the roof of the tent. Eighty people … Continue reading
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Tagged groovin grub, Groovin' the Moo festival, groovygrub, Lynn Scott-Cumming, Townsville, Umbrella Studio
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Ship of Fools: part of Fenstoration
Rhonda Stevens, Margaret Robertson and myself teamed up to create the Ship of Fools installation as part of Fenstoration during the Magnetic Island Festival. The concept is a comment on the amount of rubbish that finds its way into the … Continue reading