FACES of LAUNCESTON  The next Generation

Following on from the two previous Faces of Launceston projects, the Next Generation aims to celebrate the young people who are making a difference in our community

Acadamy Gallery UTAS Inveresk, August 26th 2010 - October 17th 2010

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BREATHING BOULDERS, SPEAKING SILENCE

Working with monumental rock sculptor and landscape designer Chris Calverley, this exhibition is a celebration of Chris’s art form and the city that has created and nurtured it.
Over the last 20 years, Chris has built up a body of work around the city to the extent that it has helped shape the look and feel of the city.
Launceston Design Centre, 18 September 2008 - 19October 2008

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AFRICA

Photography and travel are the two loves of Master photographers Philip Kuruvita and Alice Bennett. Two very different photographers on two very different vourneys through this vast and complext land. The resulting exhibition and book bring together the work of these two photographers and while their images are very different, they combine well to make a fascinating investigation. Alice photographed the people, while Philip concentrated on the landscape, and of course, they both photographed the wildlife.
Book Launch: Launceston Design Centre, 7 May 2008
Mawson’s Place Hobart 27 April 2008
Exhibition: Cradle Mountain Wilderness Gallery, September 2008

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FACES of LAUNCESTON 2006

Every city has its heros, villians and characters, and Launceston is no different. Following on from the success of the Faces of Launceston exhibition that he had done in 1995-97, Philip Kuruvita has added another 100 people to the list of Faces of Launceston. Timed to coincide with the 200 years of the City of Launceston celebrations, this exhibition allows us a glimpse into the inner workings of the city through it’s people.
Launceston Design Centre, August 2006 - September 2006

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