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2024 Annual & Awards Exhibition - Online Exhibition
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2021 Herring Island Summer Arts Festival - Sculpture Exhibition
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Charlotte….....Through the Tulips sculpture by Anne Anderson

Charlotte….....Through the Tulips

by Anne Anderson

43

Percy the powerful owl sculpture by Chris Anderson

Percy the powerful owl

by Chris Anderson

44

Two Faced Daisy sculpture by Joseph Apollonio

Two Faced Daisy

by Joseph Apollonio

47

Catching Flight sculpture by Paul Cacioli

Catching Flight

by Paul Cacioli

48

Sailing sculpture by Paul Cacioli

Sailing

by Paul Cacioli

49

Nest sculpture by Therese Coffey

Nest

by Therese Coffey

50

The Mermaid’s Message sculpture by Vicki Combridge

The Mermaid’s Message

by Vicki Combridge

51

Bunjil sculpture by Vicki Combridge

Bunjil

by Vicki Combridge

52

Autumn sculpture by David Doyle

Autumn

by David Doyle

53

I Need You! sculpture by Graham Duell

I Need You!

by Graham Duell

54

Silver Princess (eucalyptus caesia) sculpture by Graeme Hardidge

Silver Princess (eucalyptus caesia)

by Graeme Hardidge

55

Pollen Collecting sculpture by Graeme Hardidge

Pollen Collecting

by Graeme Hardidge

56

Symbiosis sculpture by Emily Karanikolopoulos

Symbiosis

by Emily Karanikolopoulos

59

“A Tree Called Garbage!” sculpture by Jackie Mackinnon

“A Tree Called Garbage!”

by Jackie Mackinnon

60

Caulfield Park Maple Swirl sculpture by Helen Neyland

Caulfield Park Maple Swirl

by Helen Neyland

61

Shield sculpture by Melanie Rayski-Mati

Shield

by Melanie Rayski-Mati

62

Entwined sculpture by Melanie Rayski-Mati

Entwined

by Melanie Rayski-Mati

63

Abstract B sculpture by Carmel Ritchie

Abstract B

by Carmel Ritchie

64

Construction No.5’  ‘White dots and a triangle’ sculpture by Bruce Webb

Construction No.5’  ‘White dots and a triangle’

by Bruce Webb

65

ConstructionNo.6 ’ ‘Gold dots’ sculpture by Bruce Webb

ConstructionNo.6 ’ ‘Gold dots’

by Bruce Webb

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Charlotte….....Through the Tulips sculpture by Anne Anderson

42 - Charlotte….....Through the Tulips

by Anne Anderson
Percy the powerful owl sculpture by Chris Anderson

43 - Percy the powerful owl

by Chris Anderson
Two Faced Daisy sculpture by Joseph Apollonio

44 - Two Faced Daisy

by Joseph Apollonio
Catching Flight sculpture by Paul Cacioli

47 - Catching Flight

by Paul Cacioli
Sailing sculpture by Paul Cacioli

48 - Sailing

by Paul Cacioli
Nest sculpture by Therese Coffey

49 - Nest

by Therese Coffey
The Mermaid’s Message sculpture by Vicki Combridge

50 - The Mermaid’s Message

by Vicki Combridge
Bunjil sculpture by Vicki Combridge

51 - Bunjil

by Vicki Combridge
Autumn sculpture by David Doyle

52 - Autumn

by David Doyle
I Need You! sculpture by Graham Duell

53 - I Need You!

by Graham Duell
Silver Princess (eucalyptus caesia) sculpture by Graeme Hardidge

54 - Silver Princess (eucalyptus caesia)

by Graeme Hardidge
Pollen Collecting sculpture by Graeme Hardidge

55 - Pollen Collecting

by Graeme Hardidge
Symbiosis sculpture by Emily Karanikolopoulos

56 - Symbiosis

by Emily Karanikolopoulos
“A Tree Called Garbage!” sculpture by Jackie Mackinnon

59 - “A Tree Called Garbage!”

by Jackie Mackinnon
Caulfield Park Maple Swirl sculpture by Helen Neyland

60 - Caulfield Park Maple Swirl

by Helen Neyland
Shield sculpture by Melanie Rayski-Mati

61 - Shield

by Melanie Rayski-Mati
Entwined sculpture by Melanie Rayski-Mati

62 - Entwined

by Melanie Rayski-Mati
Abstract B sculpture by Carmel Ritchie

63 - Abstract B

by Carmel Ritchie
Construction No.5’  ‘White dots and a triangle’ sculpture by Bruce Webb

64 - Construction No.5’  ‘White dots and a triangle’

by Bruce Webb
ConstructionNo.6 ’ ‘Gold dots’ sculpture by Bruce Webb

65 - ConstructionNo.6 ’ ‘Gold dots’

by Bruce Webb

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