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INCORPORATED
Issue 25 Summer 2021
SHOWGROUND GALLERY AND WORKSHOP
P.O. BOX 6354 Park Beach Plaza Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 Ph: 02 6652 2545
CHCAG@icloud.com www.coffsharbourartsgroup.com
CONTENTS
Page 1 CHCAG information
Page 2 Introduction to Weaving
Page 3 Overview first term classes
CHCAG EVENTS
Page 4 Watercolours / Pastels
Page 5 Acrylics / Oriental brush
Page 6 Art For Kids / Watercolours
Page 7 Loose & Luscious / Journals Please note that as this Newsletter goes out to you we are unsure of the
Page 8 Printmaking / Collagraph direction the Covid19 Virus will take us in the following days and weeks.
Page 9 Lino Printmaking We will of course let you know when and if the following events, classes
workshops and activities will be affected and do our utmost to keep
Abstractions - Mixed Media
everyone safe.
Page 10 Flowers & Gardens Exh.
Encaustic workshop During the Christmas/New Year closure of the
Gallery, our dedicated committee members have
Page11 Gallery Snippets
been hard at work. Isabella is on the publicity
Page 12 Gallery Cleaning & Covid19 trail, Colleen has put together a formidable line up
of classes and workshops for first term. Maxine
has been receiving everyone’s membership and
2021 COMMITTEE enrolment forms for coming workshops.
President: Ken Pay President Ken, Vice President Sue, and committee
Vice President: Sue Roberts member Kevin have cleared studio 1, prepared and
Secretary: Robyn Lawrence painted the floor and walls and our great committee
member Kel will clean the gallery prior to our first workshop for the year on
Asst. Secretary: Marion Beer
Sunday 10th January. Thank you all; we have a great hard working committee!
Treasurer: Maxine Kohlhagen
Asst. Treasurer: Ken Pay Open & Enrolment Day Saturday 16 January 10-1pm
Public Officer: Gerry Starr
As a group we encourage anyone who is
Workshop/Classes interested in learning the to come along and
Co-ordinator: Colleen Little explore the new and exciting classes planned
Publicity Team: Robyn Lawrence for 1st term.
Isabella Brandli Talk to the tutors, have a cuppa and enjoy the
Exh. Coordinator Ivinnie Brown Fabulous Fakes Exhibition on at the moment
Committee members: in our gallery. For more information call Colleen
on 0448 655 960
Mary Abbott, Gary Hutchinson,
We hope all members will come along and support the day!
Kevin Schofield, Jocelyn Challis,
Sergio Spagnolo, Anne Evans, Di
Introduction to Weaving Techniques
Butler, Sharon Ingersole, Libby Dal with Linda Coomber
Pozzo Create a dilly bag to take home in this One Day workshop on
Committee meetings are usually Saturday 23 January 10am-3pm Full information on page 2
held every second month. All
members are welcome to attend.
CHCAG AGM THURSDAY 11 MARCH AT 1pm
Next Committee Meeting This will be followed by a general committee meeting. If anyone is interested
Wednesday 13 Jan - 1.00pm in joining the Committee we would love to hear from you. Please contact
Robyn on 0417 650 447 before the 11th March.
Find us
on our
Simply type in Coffs
Harbour Creative
Encaustic Mixed Media Weekend Workshop
Facebook
Arts Group to bring Let your creativity run wild, explore something new in this
page...
up our page and see encaustic techniques 2 day Workshop on 21, 22 March with
what has been happening at the gallery Mo Godbeer. Full information page 10
lately. If you would like to add pictures
or information to the Facebook page
please email Colleen:
colleen.little@bigpond.com or Robyn:
CHCAG MEMBERS ART EXHIBITION
rrjl@westnet.com.au and send them
Opening on Friday 5th February until 17 March Full information page 10
your information. This will be followed by the next exhibition “LOCAL FACES - Portraits of
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 1 local people” Opening on 19 March
book ed
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This
“Dilly Bag” Workshop
Introduction to Weaving Techniques
Traditionally, dilly bags are produced by the Aboriginal
people. The bags are mainly designed and used by
women to gather food and are most commonly found in
the northern parts of Australia. The baskets we are
making in this workshop are a loose interpretation of a
dilly bag and use various weaving techniques.
Linda Coomber’s basketry workshop is suitable for
beginners. Linda will guide you through, in step-by-step
detail, the creation of a spiral weave basket. All the
techniques used in this basketry workshop form the basis
for making any round basket, and should inspire
confidence in making baskets on a round reed base.
Materials used will be traditional and non-traditional,
including natural fibres and twines.
All weaving materials supplied.
Where: Coffs Harbour Creative Arts Group
SHOWGROUND ART GALLERY – Pacific Highway
Date: Saturday 23rd January Time: 10am – 3pm
Cost: Members $75pp (Non-Members $95) Max. 10 students.
Includes all weaving materials and morning tea
Bookings by direct deposit: www.coffsharbourartsgroup.com
New members welcomed. Please see ‘Membership’ section on the website.
Please complete the online interactive PDF form and email the completed form
together with your direct deposit receipt number to the Treasurer.
chcagtreasurer@gmail.com
Your payment reference must be coded with your Surname, Initial, e.g. SmithG
followed by the Workshop Code AD1.
The Treasurer will confirm your payment when received, via return email.
Enquiries: Workshop Coordinator chcagclassesworkshops@gmail.com
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 2
CHCAG TERM 1 CLASSES at The Showground Gallery
Term 1 starts Thursday January 28th until April 1st 2021
Course lengths vary and run from 3: 4: 6 & 8 weeks
WATERCOLOURS LINO PRINTMAKING
Tutor: David Southgate Tutor: Patricia Lee
MONDAY Mornings Time: 9am - 12noon THURSDAY Evenings Time: 5.30 - 8.30 pm
Feb.1 - March 22 8 WEEKS COURSE $120.00 Jan.28 - March 4 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
PASTELS COLLAGRAPH PRINTMAKING
Tutor: David Southgate Tutor: Christine Courcier-Jones
MONDAY Afternoons Time: 1- 4pm
THURSDAY Mornings Time: 9 - 12
Feb.1 - March 22 8 WEEKS COURSE $120.00 March 11 - April 1 4 WEEKS COURSE $60.00
ACRYLICS & MIXED MEDIA “Free & Fabulous”
Tutor: Maria Simmons ABSTRACTIONS IN MIXED MEDIA
TUESDAY Mornings Time: 9am - 12noon Tutor: Ros Robertson
WEDNESDAY Full day Time: 9.30am - 3.30pm
Feb.2 - March 9 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
March 17 -24 3 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
ORIENTAL BRUSH SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS
PAINTING Tutor: Riki Allsop THURSDAY Social day
TUESDAY Afternoons Time: 1 - 4pm C.C.P. PRINTMAKING GROUP
Feb.2 - March 9 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
10am - 4pm Cost $5.00 pay on the day
1 - 4pm when morning classes are being conducted.
ART for KIDS Ages 7-11yrs & 12 yrs Plus
Tutor: Chris Vella FRIDAY Social day
TUES. Feb.2- March 22 or WED Feb.3 -March 23 PAINTING & DRAWING GROUPS
Time: 3.45 - 5.15 pm after school
9.30am - 3pm Cost $5.00 pay on the day
8 WEEKS COURSE $80.00
North Coast PORCELAIN PAINTERS
WATERCOLOURS for Beginners Meet: 1st Saturday each month
Tutor: Peter Wiseman 10am - 3pm Cost $5 pay on the day
WEDNESDAY Morning Time: 9am - 12noon
Contact: Maxine 0419 642 666 nccppainters@gmail.com
Feb.3 - March 10 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00 New members welcomed
“Loose & Luscious” COFFS CALLIGRAPHERS
ABSTRACTIONS IN MIXED MEDIA Meet: 2nd Saturday each month
Tutor: Ros Robertson 9.30am - 4pm Cost $10 pay on the day
WEDNESDAY morning Time: 9am - 12noon Contact: Nerise 0457 041 441 Isabella 0421 387 799
Feb.3 - Feb 24 4 WEEKS COURSE $60.00 isabellabrandli@yahoo.com.au
New members welcomed
MIXED MEDIA , DRAWING (en plein air)
& JOURNALS Tutor: Sharron Arnold COFFS COAST PRINTMAKERS
WEDNESDAY Afternoon Time: 1-4pm Meet: 4th Saturday each month
Feb.3 - March 10 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00 10am - 3pm Cost $10 pay on the day
Contact: Catherine 0422 793 371
PRINTMAKING Drypoint on Aluminium catherineeadie11@gmail.com
New members welcomed
Tutor: Catherine Eadie
THURSDAY Morning Time: 9am - 12noon Bookings Classes: www.coffsharbourartsgroup.com
Jan.28 - March 4 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00 Enquiries: chcagclassesworkshops@gmail.com
See following pages for in-depth information on the above mentioned classes...
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 3
WATERCOLOURS Tutor: David Southgate
MONDAY Mornings Time: 9am - 12noon
ENROLMENT:
PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS
Term 1 Feb.1 - March 22
Before January 23 8 WEEKS COURSE $120.00
This class is for all students of this most
interesting and demanding medium.
Whether you are used to painting with transparent watercolours or
you are tempted to try something challenging but very rewarding as a
painting medium; you are welcome to join our mixed class of
beginners and practiced painters.
Watercolour is a very tactical way of composing and painting a
picture no matter what the subject, with a lot to consider before
you put brush and colour to paper.
Choosing your paper and brushes, using mediums like masking fluid,
learning to isolate your wet and dry areas, laying down washes and
learning to compose your picture. These are all steps in discovering
the unique medium of Watercolour.
A materials list will be sent on enrolment
SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS Course Code WDS T1
PASTELS Tutor: David Southgate
MONDAY Afternoons Time: 1- 4pm
ENROLMENT: Term 1 Feb.1 - March 22
PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS
Before January 23 8 WEEKS COURSE $120.00
David is a well known artist and teacher whose experience covers many genres.
He acknowledges that we all have preferred or favourite mediums and these may
change over time. He has his own two favourites of which, one is pastels.
He says that the immediacy of Pastels for drawing and sketching, along with the
huge colour range, makes it a very versatile and fun medium.
Soft Pastels are a wonderful, practical way of understanding
colours and how they work together to create effects.
In the class sessions we will learn about: colour theory and what complementary,
tint, monochromatic, tone, shade, analogous and other terms mean in a practical
sense. We will also learn: pointillist styles, blending colours, smudging and
use of the paper’s textures to enhance your work before finally fixing the pastel
and optimising the composition by using coloured mats and framing to present
your work.
For the more experienced students: The essential qualities of pastels as a basic
sketching tool like charcoal, is always there as a method to practice eye, hand
and brain coordination... and practice makes perfect!
A materials list will be sent on enrolment
SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS Course Code PDS T1
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 4
ACRYLICS & MIXED MEDIA
Tutor: Maria Simmons
TUESDAY Mornings Time: 9am - 12noon
ENROLMENT:
PREPAYMENT
BOOKINGS
Term 1 Feb.2 - March 9
Before January 23 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
Discover the wonderful world of Acrylic and Mixed Media Painting.
Maria is a very experienced tutor and professional artist
who creates a relaxed and artistic environment for creativity
and learning in her class.
You will discover many and varied mediums and the tools
to enhance your artwork.
This class caters for beginners or the more advanced who
want to learn something new.
The class allows you freedom to work at your own pace.
A materials list will be SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS
sent on enrolment. Course Code AMM T1
ORIENTAL BRUSH PAINTING
Tutor: Riki Allsop
TUESDAY Afternoons Time: 1 - 4pm Term 1 Feb.2 - March 9
ENROLMENT: PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS Before January 23 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
Students will discover the relaxing and reflective art of Oriental
Brush Painting.
Students will learn a variety of styles painting the classic
subject of the Lotus flower.
The practice of calligraphy is an essential part of each class.
Summer landscapes and creative painting will also be
explored. Classes are tailored to students individual needs
All materials supplied
by the tutor for the 6 week SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS
& CONTINUING LEARNERS
course at $18.00 pp.
PAYABLE TO THE TUTOR ON THE FIRST DAY
Student’s work
Course Code OBP T1
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 5
ART FOR KIDS Ages 7-11years & 12 years Plus
TUESDAYS February 2 - March 23 or
WEDNESDAYS February 3 - March 24
Time: 3.45 - 5.15 pm after school
TERM 1 8 WEEKS COURSE $80.00 Tutor: Chris Vella
For one to choose the arts as a young person is an opportunity to learn the
power of creating beauty, improving observation skills, perceptions,
perspective and colour appreciation.
How does colour relate to image meanings? How to
capture the power of sound, colours, shapes and form.
This is the art journey for budding artists at CHCAG with Chris Vella, who
delights in encouraging the students to enjoy this journey and to be inspired
by the creative process.
ENROLMENT
PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS
Before January 23
Course Codes:
AK1 T1(Tues.) AK2 T1(Wed.)
WATERCOLOURS for Beginners
Tutor: Peter Wiseman
WEDNESDAY Mornings Time: 9am - 12noon
ENROLMENT:
PREPAYMENT Term 1 Feb.3 - March 10
BOOKINGS
Before January 23 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
Peter’s knowledge of painting and teaching watercolours will have you
creating and experiencing the joy of painting in this medium from day 1.
During the 6 week course Peter will be discussing and
demystifying the materials: various papers, paints, &
brushes. How to control watercolour and the various
techniques, tips & tricks involved: plus colour mixing,
producing paintings of various subjects in an easy step
by step, enjoyable and achievable manner.
This course is suitable for beginners and those with
some basic experience..
A materials list will be
sent on enrolment.
Course Code WB T1
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 6
“LOOSE & LUSCIOUS”
ABSTRACTIONS IN MIXED MEDIA
Tutor: Ros Robertson
WEDNESDAY mornings Time: 9am - 12noon
ENROLMENT
PREPAYMENT Term 1 Feb.3 - Feb 24
BOOKINGS
Before January 23 4 WEEKS COURSE $60.00
Please note: A full day 3 weeks course 9am - 3.30pm will be offered
to ongoing students 17th - 24th March
This course is designed to encourage individuality in approach
whether your preference is for total abstraction or for semi-
abstraction.
“We will be covering the traditional basics of good composi-
tion found in all successful work regardless of genre, such as
line, colour, tone, harmony and contrast.
I encourage students to try new things and pass on the knowledge I
have gathered over decades of painting.
I will be demonstrating the huge array of possibilities with all sorts
of materials, tools and techniques available.” RR
A materials list will be sent on enrolment
SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS Course Code LL T1
MIXED MEDIA , DRAWING (en plein air) & JOURNALS
Tutor: Sharron Arnold WEDNESDAY Afternoon Time: 1-4pm
Term 1 February 3 - March 10 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
ENROLMENT: PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS Before January 23
In this six-weeks course you will learn how to construct simple books, to draw,
Along the bookbinding
(sometimes en plein air, as the showground is a bountiful place for sketching). To use
journey there will be exciting
mixed media and progress to more challenging projects and applications. mark-making, some fun
printing/painting ideas and
some great mixed media
techniques to start filling in
those daunting white pages.
Drawing: for those who
think “perspective is too
hard”, or “I can’t draw
people in my sketches”,
Sharron loves helping
students understand how
easy it can be by making
drawing less daunting and
much more fun!.
SUITABLE FOR ALL LEVELS A materials list will be sent on enrolment Course Code MDJ T1
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 7
COLLAGRAPH PRINTMAKING
Tutor: Christine Courcier-Jones
Term 1: March 11 - April 1 THURSDAY Mornings Time: 9 - 12
ENROLMENT: PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS Before February 26 4 WEEKS COURSE $60.00
Expand your Printmaking Skills by exploring Collagraph-making in four morning
classes over four weeks with Christine Courcier-Jones.
Collagraphs are inexpensive, expressive prints made from collages built
up on cardboard.
Collagraphs can be printed intaglio or in relief (or a combination of both!).
You will make a small tester piece and up to four A5 plates which can
be printed in a variety of ways.
You will learn the basics of intaglio printing using your first collagraph
plate. The class will explore collagraph printing making more A5 size
plates and experimenting with the printing process.
Christine is an experienced printmaker and mainly uses collagraph and lino for her
prints. She holds an Advanced Diploma from TAFE.
The class is suitable She was a finalist in Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery’s National STILL competition in
for all levels: 2019 with a book made up of collagraph prints.
no previous A small class fee of $15.00 covering supplied materials: inks,
printmaking paper, collagraph plates etc. will be available and payable to
experience the tutor on the first day.
is necessary. An information/materials list will be sent on enrolment. Course Code CP T1
PRINTMAKING Tutor: Catherine Eadie
THURSDAY Mornings Time: 9 - 12
Term 1: January 28 - March 4 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
ENROLMENT: PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS Before January 23
DRYPOINT on ALUMINIUM
In this class we will explore the process of Drypoint on relatively
inexpensive aluminium plates. You will learn the step-by-step process
of preparing the plates, how to apply your drawing to the plate and
how to achieve different marks, lines and tones to your image.
We will explore the intaglio technique of making coloured prints by
applying different ink colours to a single printing plate known as
a la poupee.
Throughout the class you will have the opportunity to print your images using an
etching press. We will also discuss how your aluminium plate can be developed even
further in the future, using a simple aluminium etching process.
A materials list will be sent on enrolment
SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS & CONTINUING LEARNERS Course Code PM T1
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 8
LINO PRINTMAKING Tutor: Patricia Lee
THURSDAY EVENINGS Time: 5.30 - 8.30pm
Term 1: January 28 - March 4 6 WEEKS COURSE $90.00
ENROLMENT: PREPAYMENT BOOKINGS Before January 23
SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE
For beginners the course will cover lino preparation, cutting,
registration for multiple prints, hand printing, using craft
presses, and the etching press. Over the 6 weeks you will be
guided through cutting a range of lino blocks for printing on
cards, fabric and fine paper. By the end of the course you will
have a small portfolio of art prints and be able to make editions.
More experienced linocut printmakers can work on their own
projects with guidance as needed.
Tricia moved to Coffs Harbour from Melbourne a year ago. She has been
practicing printmaking since she completed her diploma of visual arts with
high distinctions majoring in printmaking and works on paper in 2013.
Materials: Your core materials: Lino cutting tools, soft brayers, and lino are available from the Newry
Island Art Shop at Urunga. A detailed materials list and schedule will be provided upon enrolment.
Course Code LP T1
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“Free&&Fabulous”
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Time: 9am
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Term
Term 11 March
March 17
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ENROLMENT
ENROLMENT
PREPAYMENT
PREPAYMENT Course
Course Code
Code FF
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T1
BOOKINGS
BOOKINGS
Before
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CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 9MEMBERS
PLEASE
REMEMBER
Entries in by Friday
the 29 January
Delivery of work
9am - 10am on
Thursday 4 February
All work must be
ready to be hung
Opens 6pm Friday 5 February All members who
exhibit will be asked to
until 17 March do roster duty.
Please put your name
Opening night to be advised down when you deliver
depending on the conditions of the COVID VIRUS your work
ENCAUSTIC
MIXED MEDIA
with Mo Godbeer
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Weekend Workshop o w f u 3.30pm (Please arrive at 9am set up for a prompt 9.30 start)
s h is n
o&p 22nd, Members $170.00 Non-members $200.00
Marcho r k
21st 2020
This w Workshop payment code: WS3
Let your creativity run wild, and explore something new
in this two-day encaustic techniques workshop with Mo.
You need no previous art experience,
only your desire to be creative.
Hot molten beeswax and pigments make up your palette as you create
unique art on plywood boards.
• Creating Smooth and textured surfaces
• Transferring Images
• Mark Making and Infilling.
• Fusing and Layering wax
• Inks, Graphite, Pastels
• Stencils and Foil and Much More!
You can expect to take home at least 2 completed art pieces, in addition to
your sample reference boards.
All materials supplied for a $30 fee to be paid to the Tutor on the first day to cover
cost of wax boards, paints etc. All you really need to bring is your lunch and a
creative spirit.
Workshop Bookings online: www.coffsharbourartsgroup.com
or in person at the CHCAG Showground Gallery Pacific Highway. Enquiries: chcagclassesworkshops@gmail.com Ph 0448 655 960
Enrolling now! THE WORKSHOP IS LIMITED TO 12 STUDENTS with placement in the class in order of fees received.
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 10How to present your
Artwork for hanging
at the CHCAG
Showground Art Gallery
Wall artwork must be ready for
REMINDER TO
hanging in the following way: ALL MEMBERS...
1. Place painting face down on a CHCAG A.G.M. WILL TAKE
clean flat surface. Measure from the PLACE ON THURSDAY
top on one side of the painting, down 11th MARCH at 1pm.
1/3 of the depth of the painting and
mark with a pencil. Repeat on the
Followed by a general
other side. committee meeting.
2. Secure a “D” ring (see example As there will be several committee
of “D” ring, pictured below) to the positions vacant, now is the time
frame at the pencil markings on to become involved in our great
each side. community art group.
3. Measure We need your help to continue
distance to grow and expand in an ever
between changing world.
the “D” So come on what are you waiting for?
rings plus
20cm and cut hanging picture Winners of the 2020
framing cord. If using wire, it must
Christmas hampers
be plastic coated as used by the
Picture Framers. Venetian blind
cord works well for this and can be
purchased on a roll from Bunnings.
4. Take one end of the cord and
tie to one “D” ring, making sure it
is well secured and taut using 8cm
of the cord. Tie the other end of the
cord securely to the second “D” ring Tutor Catherine Eadie
leaving as minimal “slack” of the
cord between the two “D” rings as Coffs Coast Printmakers are a
possible. In other words - keep it friendly group of like minded artists
tight. with a passion to learn and keen to
promote all forms of printmaking.
5. Attach your Name, Title of the
Artwork and Price to the back of the Members of Coffs Harbour Creative
Artwork. Arts Group are more than welcome
to join the Coffs Coast Printmakers.
6. All artwork when being delivered
must have no wet paint. Any sealer CCP meet on the 4th Saturday
that has been applied to the artwork of each month in an informal and
must be completely dry and free friendly way. Exchanging ideas,
of odour. If not, the Exhibition learning from each other, working on
Committee have the right to refuse their own work, or towards special
to hang your artwork. workshops.
PLEASE NOTE: The Exhibition Offering exciting classes throughout
Committee have the right to refuse the year for all levels of experience
any Artwork that does not comply with and ability. This year first term classes
these conditions. on offer are Drypoint on Aluminium
with Catherine Eadie, Collagraph
Printmaking with Christine Courcier
Community Radio operates from
-Jones and a first... twilight classes
24 Glenreagh Street. on Lino Printmaking with Tricia Lee.
Just a reminder that you can listen
to 2airfm via their website streaming For further enquiries please phone:
facility.
Catherine Eadie on 0422 793 371
Go to their website
www.2airfm.com.au click onto the or Colleen Little on 0448 655 960
“listen now’ button on the home page
It’s on air 24 hours a day! Check out the CHCAG
website for all class info:
CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 11 www.coffsharbourartsgroup.com.auwith the NSW Mobile Covid-19 App or
WHO CLEANS THE sign the visitors form with name and
GALLERY? contact details before walking through
the gallery:
WE DO!
•Wash your hands often and thoroughly
with soap and water or an alcohol-
based hand sanitiser
•Avoid touching your eyes, nose and
mouth with unwashed hands
•Keep a physical distance of 1.5 metres
REDUCING THE RISK OF between yourself and other people
COVID-19 IN THE GALLERY •Physical distancing means reducing
It’s up to all of us to keep healthy and close physical contact we have with
well. There are steps you can take to people and staying 1.5 metres away
It is our responsibility to maintain protect your wellbeing, stay safe and from people we don’t live with
the gallery and workshop in a clean stop the spread of COVID-19. You •Do not shake hands, hug or kiss as a
and tidy state before we leave the can help reduce the risk of infection greeting
building. Please continue to use your from COVID-19 (coronavirus) through •Make sure every visitor to the gallery is
personal drop-sheet while working physical distancing. Combined with asked if they have been in a Covid-19
and ensure your workspace is left as good personal hygiene, physical hot spot or if they have travelled
you found it. It is everyone’s job to distancing can help keep us all safe through one in the past 2 weeks. Also,
see this is done. and protect vulnerable people in our if they have any symptoms?
community.
Wearing a mask in NSW is not
IT’S MANDATORY TO; Sweep Members, continue to record your mandatory however NSW Health
the floor, wipe the tables down, details of attendance at the gallery by strongly recommends that you carry
leave all sinks in a clean and tidy correctly using the day book. To keep a clean face mask with you if you are
condition. Take both rubbish bins members and visitors safe on entry, unsure. If you have any symptoms or
out, kitchen food scraps and the please ask that visitors either check in feel unwell do not come to the gallery.
waste paper bin. We all like to work
in clean surroundings and it is most
disconcerting to enter the workshop
and find paint or debris on the tables,
leaves and rubbish on the floor and
bins not emptied.
Whoever is last to leave please
double check the roller door is down,
locked and that all windows are
closed, check the hot water is turned
off, before leaving the Gallery. FUND RAISER FOR CHCAG
APRONS FOR MEMBERS
GALLERY ROSTER
Members who are exhibiting works BLACK
in the Gallery are required to register
for roster duty on a regular basis
Artists
throughout the period of exhibition. APRONS
This is a non negotiable condition of Heavy duty
aprons made of
entry to any exhibit.
quality cotton
This will be: with a deep front
Mondays to Fridays - 10am to 3pm. pocket
Saturday - 10am to 2pm.
When classes are in progress, $25.00 each
or you are assigned gallery duty, To order write your name, amount
and APRON written on the front of
please ensure you put the flags out, the Gallery’s money envelope, and
hang the sign and erect the A frame! place it in the locked letterbox.
These actions advertise to the Or order direct BCU deposit
public the gallery is open and attract details:- Account Name:
Coffs Harbour Creative Arts Group
patronage from locals and visitors
BSB: 533-000 Account: 155099
alike. (BCU members add S11.1)
A roster sheet is available in the Your apron will be available
gallery. Please indicate your in the gallery soon after.
availability or advise your inability to
attend. CHCAG 2021 SUMMER NEWSLETTER PAGE 12MEMBERS OPEN EXHIBITION ENTRY FORM
C O ND I T I O N S O F E N T R Y
1. Exhibition entry fee $3.00 per entry and must accompany the entry form. Size limitations and number of entries may apply.
2. Off the Wall, Porcelain and Fibre entries $1.00 per item.
3. Multiplies (i.e. diptych, triptych etc) if entered as one entry must be sold together, if entered separately may be sold individually.
4. All entries must be the original work of the artist and not been shown in a previous Members Exhibition in the Gallery.
5. All works hung on the wall must be on the theme of the exhibition, if so titled. This may not apply to ‘Off the Wall’ artwork.
6. Closing Date for entries on the Friday, 6 days prior to the relevant exhibition. Set up/delivery date is on the following Thursday.
Delivery of work: on the Thursday prior to the Opening between 9.00am – 10.00am.
Please fill in the lower section of the entry form – place in the payment envelope, together with the entry fees.
Write your name and payment details on the front of the envelope and put in the Green Letterbox or email the completed
entry form to chcagtreasurer@gmail.com before the closing date. Payment of entry fee can be made online.
7. Exhibition Opening Day/Night: It is expected that all exhibiting artists contribute by bringing a plate of finger food and inviting
friends. CHCAG will provide the liquid refreshments.
8. Roster: All exhibitors must make themselves available for roster duty for the duration of the exhibition or organise another
member to do duty for them. Please note that OH&S requires two persons to be on duty at any one time.
9. All care will be taken but no responsibility accepted for loss or damage.
SALES
1. All works are to be for sale and must remain for the duration of the exhibition unless sold to travelling patrons.
2. A 20% commission to CHCAG will apply to all works sold during the exhibition
Please note: The responsibility of tax-payment or non-tax payment belongs to the exhibitor.
3. Payment to Artist: Payment for sold work will be paid within 28 days of close of exhibition.
PREPARATION AND DELIVERY OF WORKS
1. NO ‘WET’ PAINTINGS WILL BE HUNG – All paintings must be dry before entry to the gallery for hanging.
2. All works to be hung are to be fitted with ‘D’ rings and cord or framers wire for the gallery hanging system.
3. Quality of Work: Any frame and hanging equipment must be secure and adequate for the weight of the work.
Items should be clean and well assembled. Faded, soiled or damaged items will not be accepted and/or removed.
Ceramic and Textile items may require a care label depending on what they are. This is the responsibility of the artist.
4. Attach your name, title and price on the back of all work to be exhibited.
5. Delivery of work to be received on the Thursday prior to the exhibition opening between 9.00am – 10.00am.
PICK UP OF WORKS
1. Works may not be removed until after the Exhibition closes on the Wednesday afternoon.
2. Works to be picked up on the Thursday after the close of the exhibition – between 9.00am – 10.00am only.
Please note that works can be delivered and picked up by an authorised person.
EXHIBITION CO-ORDINATOR: Ivinnie Brown M 0421 023 360 PeteNVenie@outlook.com or Maxine: maxine.kohlhagen@bigpond.com
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EXHIBITION TITLE:
Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone: _______________ Mobile: _____________________ Email: _________________________________________________
DETAILS OF WORK: Please print legibly and attach extra page if insufficient room * Size is approximate. Landscape (L) or Portrait (P)
Title of work 1: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Medium: ________________________________________________________ *Size: _________________ Price: ________________
Title of work 2: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Medium: ________________________________________________________ *Size: _________________ Price: ________________
Title of work 3: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Medium: ________________________________________________________ *Size: _________________ Price: ________________
I have read and agree to the conditions of the entry as above Signed: _________________________________ Date: ___________
Duty Roster: Please nominate your available dates on the roster when you deliver your works for the exhibition.You can also read
