Anton Hasell
https://www.antonhasell.com/
“Climate Alarm” small verge clock with bell turning on the hour. 30cm high x20cm long x 15cm wide, stainless & bronze. 2020
Anton Hasell is a professional artist living in Central Victoria. He has completed a number of significant public-space artworks in Melbourne and around Australia that include the ‘Federation Bells Carillon’ in Birrarung Marr Park, and the invention, casting and tuning of the 10 difference-tone bells for the Longnow Foundation’s 10,000 - Year project in the USA.
Much of Anton’s artistic practice is based in computer-based design of musical bells. Inspired by the 10,000-year Clock project, Anton has recently been developing a series of mechanical clock and bell sculptures that explore a philosophy of the paradoxical. Central to this investigation is the challenge of climate change.
Stewart Hobson
“6DPI”, Steel, Polycarbonate, Mintaro Slate
Tony Barnes
“Egyptian water vase” 21cm x 20cm
https://www.facebook.com/MoonshinePottery/
Tony Barnes has made a living as a potter for over thirty years, working from his Moonshine Pottery in Malmsbury, Victoria.
He currently uses a fine porcelaineous stoneware clay decorated with copper red, cobalt blue, rutile and celadon glazes. He marks his work with an impressed T in a square with a dot under the elongated right side of the cross bar. In an earlier version, the mark was reversed.
Some works are also stamped 'Moonshine Pottery Malmsbury' and 'Handmade in Australia'.
Peter Butterworth
Artist Biographical statement
I have 57 years’ experience as a sculptor, working with clay, wood and stone, forged and welded metalwork and mixed media. As a sculptor I aim to produce artworks that incorporate not only the process involved but display a sound knowledge of my subject matter. Each work is a result of considerable research and preparation. I aim to produce artworks that reveal my love for nature and present said works in such a way as to enhance my choice of medium. My works have been exhibited Australia wide and internationally. Numerous commissions adorn both public and private spaces throughout Victoria.
“Protector”, Wood and Steel
https:www.peterbutterworthsculptures.com
Maxine McKee
https:www.trioartstudiogallery.com
Three portraits”’ Watercolour resist technique on paper.
“Individualism”, Porcelain Paperclay, Perspex Base on timber illuminated stand.
Gordon Studio Glassblowers
https://www.gordonstudio.com.au
Hamish Donaldson
Figure
Handblown glass
Chris Flenley
My career as a boilermaker working with steel has been a large part of my development as a disciplined maker. More recently my work has moved away from the industrial environment, and I find that creating sculpture allows me to further explore and enjoy my ideas with mild steel, cor-ten and stainless steel without boundaries and
limitations. Time spent with a pencil lost in a sketchbook, or in my Macedon studio between the welder and grinder, fill me with excitement and unlimited possibilities. My work explores simple geometric shapes, evocative lines and abstract forms. Robust yet fluid, I seek equilibrium in my work.