The Byron Shire Echo – Issue 37.04 – July 6, 2022

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Artists in focus

Nimbin Art Fair Winter 2022 ~ 2–17 July The Nimbin Art Fair, supporting local creatives. Buy local and keep our art industry alive. Hosted by Nimbin Artists Gallery, a notfor-profit organisation supporting local creatives, the Fair allows you to see the whole gamut of creative art from the vibrant arts community that is Nimbin and its surrounds. Northern NSW is billed as Australia’s arts and festivals capital, abundant in music, fab food, performance, and visual arts. An integral part of this cultural circuit are small shows that support locals, Nimbin Artists Gallery has been providing support for local artists for many years. Proceeds for art sales are primarily distributed to the artists. Nimbin Artists Gallery retains a small percentage and this money is used locally, for example, for an annual grant to Nimbin Central

School, and funds are also given to support local art initiatives. Works from local – but nationally renowned – artists, through to emerging practitioners, will be on view. There will be something to love for all, be they seasoned collectors or firsttime art buyers. Buying art and buying local helps keep our arts community alive. Nimbin Art Fair, Winter 2022, 2–17 July. Visit The Nimbin School of Arts: Open Daily 10am–5pm at 47 Cullen St, Nimbin. * Please note the best routes to Nimbin at present are via Murwillumbah, via Lismore, or via Kyogle. Phone 6689 1444.

Top to bottom; Gilbert Laurie, Echidna and Platypus, Shannamay, Screeching Galah.

Sprung!! Integrated World Dance Workshops Top to bottom; Denis Meagher, Heading into Nimbin; Peter Aland, Washing Our Memories Together.

Term 3 Short Courses & Weekend Workshops now listed online

Our Moving World is a series of five workshops from 11 to 15 July, 10am–4pm, at Tintenbar Hall, that share the dances of various cultures. All cultures of the world have enfolded their people in music and dance, infused with song and story for wellbeing and community cohesion. Guest artists offer a range of dance styles including: contemporary Indigenous with Mitch King (Monday), court dances of Java with Jade Dewi TyasTunggal (Tuesday), rhythms of South America with Daniela Cristafaro (Wednesday), the reimagining of classical Indian dance through Bollywood with Zerina Millard (Thursday) and European Folk Dance with Philippa Williams-Brett and Tora Crockford (Friday).

People over 16 years are welcome to join in for an uplifting and fun experience of diversity and connection. Sprung!! Integrated Dance Theatre provides dance and theatre training and events for people with and without disability, to build robust inclusive communities and diverse representation in the arts. Bookings essential. More info, bookings and how they can meet your access needs: 0478 879 706, info@sprung.org.au. Fb: www.facebook.com/sprungdance sprung.org.au

byronschoolofart.com

Meditate Create & Paint Evans Head Sat 9 July 9.30am $75 for 3 hr session Enquire

Ignite your creative spirit

Kim 0405 452 496

Transcending Likeness:

Contemporary portraits from the collection 17 June 2022 – 5 February 2023 Gerwyn Davies Float (detail) 2021, digital photographic print, 100 x 100 cm Acquired as the Director’s Choice, Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture, funded by the Friends of the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre Inc., 2021. Tweed Regional Gallery collection. © The Artist. Image courtesy the artist, Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane, and Michael Reid Gallery, Sydney/Berlin

Tania 0419 797 119 The Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is a Tweed Shire Council Community Facility and is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW.

goodevansartstudio@outlook.com

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Open Wed – Sun | 2 Mistral Road, Murwillumbah South | gallery.tweed.nsw.gov.au

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