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 The Moree Mob - A Ceramic Break Sculpture Park Art Exhibition

Current Exhibtion

more info click here

 

Los Caprichos of Kerry Cannon
 featuring 
           The Tiger Club and Los Caprichos series

 

August 26- October 3, 2010

 

Stanthorpe Regional Gallery, Queensland

I return to the Stanthorpe Gallery 10 years after my solo show Alchemy, Golden Dreams Come True which showed at Stanthorpe at the end of 1999.  Alchemy was my third bronze series and is still my favourite work to date which bodes well for my friends in Victoria, Texas.  This show showcases my two most ambitious works to date:  The Tiger Club, my sixth series, and Los Caprichos my 12th series and most recent work.   It’s a lot of bronze and will be a lot of fun.  I hope you can make it!Going somewhere, Going nowhere by Kerry Cannon

The Tiger Club by Bronze Sculptor Kerry Cannon

Bronze Rave at The Nave
featuring The Alchemy series

September 9- October 24, 2010

 

What is The Nave Museum and where is Victoria, Texas? 

Royston Nave Memorial Museum

The Nave was created as a memorial to Texas artist Royston Nave to house the artists’ paintings.  Royston Nave, 1886-1931, was an impressionist painter who showed regularly in New York City.  He married a local Victoria woman and settled in Texas where he was a well known portrait and landscape artist.

Artwork by Bronze sculptor Kerry Cannon

Victoria is a town of about 60,000 people 2 hours south of Houston, 2 hours from San Antonio and Austin and about 1 ˝ hours from Corpus Christi.  It is cattle and oil country with abundant water which has attracted industries like Du Pont and Union Carbide (or whatever it changed its name to after Bhopul). The Nave is a strange little Parthenon-like building with a great space located around the corner from the Victoria CBD.

Current exhibition:

Stuart Fisher RCA

Recollection of Reminiscence

New Paintings and Sculptures

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Kerry and the City

 

A few months back Kerry was in from New York City and was part of the group show at Agora Gallery called 'Out from Down Under and Beyond'. He had a really good time and sold some art too. Haystack Alpinas was acquired by a collector in Texas, USA. 

 

Kerry with Morgan from Texas and Haystack Alpinas.

Kerry Cannon and Haystack Alpinas.

 


 Added Items in our Gift Shop

Wooden Giftware created using art by the Myall Creek Artist, Colin Isaacs. Colin, a Dharawal elder, is known as the Myall Creek artist, as his art has been used and displayed at the Myall Creek Memorial site.

We have wooden keyhangers, decorative woodblocks and coasters, depicting art from Colin's portfolio of work.  

Gift Shop at Ceramic Break Sculpture Park - Warialda

Colin Isaacs' Giftware

We are also selling selected artwork  along with t-shirts, mugs, postcards, giftcards, stickers, jewellery, hand made hats and pillows, and smaller display items.

Viewing Platforms

Tower Viewing platforms being built around the park, at scenic locations for bushwalkers to view the surrounding rural landscape.

Viewing Platform at Ceramic Break Sculpture Park

Construction of the viewing Platforms

The last Tower is complete.  Now we just have to link the 4 towers and gazebo with a bicycle track and of course create and install the sculptures that go on top of the bases. Stay tuned…

Designed by Kerry Cannon.  Engineered and installed by Phil and Dave King  
Ph Phil 0427 24855. 
Phil and Dave guarantee they'll build anything, anything, anything!

 

 

 

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