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Jean Juleff Mitchell, Brushwoman of the Bush
Posted April 15th, 2009 by ...Jean Juleff Mitchell was born in 1926. She has been painting in oils for over 60 years. Jean has sold and exhibited works in Canberra and Broken Hill, as well as the many small country towns in which she has lived during her lifetime.
A native of the South Coast, N.S.W., Jean's ancestors came from Ireland and Cornwall in England.
to GAZA with love - art event fundraiser this sunday after the march
Posted January 16th, 2009 by peripalestini
[WHAT] fundraiser- music- art- solidarity
[WHEN] Sunday 18th January
[TIME] 6pm onwards : live program 7pm - 8.30pm
[DONATION] $15- $20
[WHERE] Mori Gallery, 168 Day St, Sydney [Directions from Sydney Town Hall, down Bathurst St, left into Day St]
Money raised goes direct to Gaza via Palestine General Federation of Trade Unions www.pgftu.org
[Music] Oud Maestro Muhamed Youssef plays soothing sounds
Mori Gallery, 168 Day St, Sydney
The underground's notes.
Posted November 27th, 2008 by AnonymousI've already explained to journalists, that my "sepulture" was held three days before performance that was announcement in press. It's happened that TV-journalists from Moscow asked me to undertake this action special for them, but as an artist, I realized that my re-sepulture would be the farce. I am quite calm to the attention of the media. Russian proverb says "if something glitters, this doesn't mean that it's the gold".
New Exhibition of Recent Works by Local Newtown Artists
Posted October 24th, 2008 by AnonymousCome along to SEEN IN NEWTOWN -- Camilla & Maggie's exhibition which is opening tonite 6pm Friday Oct 24 @ Chrissie Cotter Gallery in Pidcock St Camperdown, and which will feature amazing Sound Sculptures & Paintings. Runs until Sunday November 2...
Pidcock St, Camperdown
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