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Getting ready for a small exhibition called Map of a Falling Dark at the iconic Butter Factory on Mt Shadforth Rd, Denmark, opening early February and going through to early March. That’s my flyer on their door. Looking forward to exhibiting here. Many thanks to the Butter Factory studio artists for facilitating this possibility!

Watch this space…

 

 

My painting What a Tree Knows looks set to adorn the cover of a new book, Haunted Pacific, being edited by Roger Ivar Lohmann  and to be published by Carolina Academic Press in 2019. Very happy to see this painting travel!

Its been an amazing  couple of weeks down at the Moores Building while the exhibition has been on. There’s been a lot of interest in the work, in the themes it represents, and a lot of wonderful conversations with people who have viewed it: conversations about thylacines (some with direct connections to the last thylacines in captivity) with others who swear they have seen it; and with many, many people about extinctions. Thanks to all who came, to all who wrote in my visitor’s book, and especially to those young artists who drew pictures in that same book for me as a memory of their visit. It is with a definite touch of sadness that I have taken my thylacines down and packed up the exhibition. Until next time…

Imprint (the Print Council of Australia’s magazine) interview/Q & A with me about the Scent of a Falling Dark exhibition can be found here:

http://imprint.org.au/printmaking/katie-glaskin-scent-of-a-falling-dark/

 

 

Scent of a Falling Dark opens at the Moores Contemporary Art Gallery tomorrow night from 6-8pm. Set up the show today…