18 Friday May 2012
New art exhibition at Curious Art Gallery
May 16th to June 24th
Michael Bryant has new work featured in an exhibition titled
“The Moon waits for no one.”
Now showing May/June at Curious Art Gallery
Our view of the moon – high above the sea we owned – Michael Bryant
Until the cold of the autumn wind drew us in – Michael Bryant
And the night has stories – Michael Bryant
For the Nightingale – Michael Bryant
30 Monday Apr 2012
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art exhibitions, arts, Curious Art Exhibition, hungry ocean, Kingscliff Art Galleries, Kingscliff Beach Erosion, Kingscliff erosion, Photography Artist, Queensland Centre for Photography Exhibition, tweed river
Due to popular demand: The Hungry Ocean as part of the Queensland Festival of Photography4 featuring Michael Bryant and Tracy Jay runs until 13th May 2012
QFP4 - The Hungry Ocean Exhibition featuring Michael Bryant + Tracy Jay
Venue:
Curious Art Gallery
17 Tuesday Apr 2012
have been documenting the Kingscliff Erosion event from the beginning in 2009.
The show has attracted many visitors to the area and residents, keen to view
the over 40 photographic works that follow the path of the “The Hungry Ocean.”
Recently there has been more construction work carried out from the Surf Club northward in an attempt the prevent further erosion of the endangered Kingsclif foreshore. The jury is still out whether this major erosion event spanning 3 years this May has run it’s natural course.
The exhibition showing at Curious art Gallery continues until the 6th May.
The Hungry Ocean - featuring Michael Bryant and Tracy Jay
17 Tuesday Apr 2012
continue with their innovative, creative photography workshops.
For further information visit:
Curious Digital Photography
Curious Digital Photography Open Information day provides a glimpse into how the workshops will run and what students can expect to learn. Sign up for Session Two Beginner to Intermediate course, commencing 14/05/12 can be completed on the Open Day.
21 Tuesday Feb 2012
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Climate change, east coast, Kingscliff Photographers, michael bryant, photography, storm cell, storm events
The East Coast is experiencing daily storm events from Cairns to the South Coast of NSW. This storm cell look ominous but blew out to sea.
The bird rested for a moment then took flight.
Bird before flight - photography by Michael Bryant
16 Thursday Feb 2012
Posted in Art Cooperatives, Gold Coast Photographers
Curious Digital Photography no cost open day is about a glimpse of what will be offered during the CDP workshops. An opportunity to meet other photographers and artists in the tranquil location of Curious Art Gallery by the Tweed River.
Gold Coast and Kingscliff Photographers Tracy Jay and Michael Bryant will discuss
the upcoming workshops.
Morning tea/coffee provided. Bring your camera/s!
10.30am e.d.s.t
94a Chinderah Bay Dr.
Chinderah NSW
24 Tuesday Jan 2012
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compact point, digital photographers, Kingscliff Photographers, michael bryant, mt warning, open workshop, photographic skills, photography workshops, studio environment., Tracy Jay, tweed river
Artists, Tracy Jay and Michael Bryant from Curious Digital Photography will first hold a no cost one off open day for prospective students. The purpose of this open day is to provide a preview of how the workshops will be structured. It is an ideal opportunity to “taste and try before you buy.” (*The full 8 week course commences 10.30am d.s.t. Monday 5th March.)
They are especially structured for beginners to intermediate digital photographers, aimed at cultivating photographic skills through an enjoyable creative process.
The workshops will be held in a studio environment at the Curious Art Gallery, situated in an ever changing riverside setting with expansive panoramic views across the Tweed River to Wollumbin/Mt.Warning.
Participants are expected to bring a camera (any variety i.e. Digital SLR, 35mm film SLR, compact point and shoot etc.)
The open workshop day will be held Monday 20th February. Workshop starts 10.30am e.d.s.t.
94a Chinderah Bay Dr. Chinderah 2487
Limited spaces available.
To register your interest please contact:
Tracy or Michael at curiousdigitalphotography
Michael: 0488 073756 || Tracy: 0406 525246
*The full 8 week course is a weekly 2 hour session at a total cost of $240 per person.
Covers camera technical aspects/location shoots/creative briefs/Exhibiton opportunity
The photography workshops are assignment driven with a hands on focus. Structured for beginners to intermediate.
View the profiles of Michael and Tracy at curiousdigitalphotography
06 Friday Jan 2012
Posted in Art Cooperatives, Art Exhibitions, Painting, Photography
Tracy Jay from Curious Digital Photography has her own exhibition at the Award winning Gold Coast community art space/hub Rabbit and Cocoon.
New Dates for this exhibition: (previously in February)
Starts Friday 9th March to 23rd March 2012.
Opening Night 6pm to 10pm E.S.T.
Her body of work features Photography, graphic design, collage and painting.
A selection of first edition, aesthetically unusual peices.
Rabbit and Cocoon can be found on Facebook
located at:
23 Hillcrest Parade
Miami. Qld.
21 Wednesday Dec 2011
During the Queensland Festival of Photography Curious Art Gallery as one of the participating venues will feature the photography of Michael Bryant in an exhibition titled the “The Hungry Ocean.”
Guest photography artist, Tracy Jay will also be showing selected pieces.
The body of photographic work chronicles the massive coastal erosion events affecting the tourist town of Kingscliff Beach from 2009-2011. Kingscliff is situated along the far north coast of NSW. Coastal erosion however is not a geographically isolated event.
“Backwash” by Michael Bryant captured at Kingscliff Beach during the coastal erosion during 2011.
“When the road fell into the ocean” by Tracy Jay captured at Kingscliff Beach during the coastal erosion events.
Entire communities on islands are being displaced such as the Pacific Island of Kiribati.
The future for Kiribati, one of the many low-lying Pacific nations threatened by rising seas, is so urgent that the government is considering relocating the entire population to man-made islands.
The exhibition aims to promote awareness of the local issue as a microcosm of global events. It will be exhibited in the main Gallery space of Curious Art Gallery
Opens 21/03/2012 to 06/05/2012
Special Opening: Saturday 24th March 11.30am to 1.30pm
Admission: No Cost
18 Sunday Dec 2011
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Contemporary Art Exhibition, Curious Art Exhibition, East Coast erosion, Kingscliff Photographers, michael bryant, studio environment.
is all about the passion and promotion of photography. It is a new venture for photographers, Michael Bryant and Tracy Jay. Innovative photography workshops begin in the new year, February 2012.
Additionally the Queensland Festival of Photography 4, is coming up in April 2012 and will be celebrating photomedia in all its forms during the month of April next year. In its fourth edition the festival has already expanded to include 46 participating venues, from Cairns to the Gold Coast.
This project received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
Curious Art Gallery as one of the participating venues will feature the photography of Michael Bryant with an exhibition titled the “The Hungry Ocean.”
The body of photographic work chronicles the massive coastal erosion events affecting the tourist town of Kingscliff Beach from 2009-2011. Kingscliff is situated along the far north coast of NSW. Coastal erosion however is not a geographically isolated event.
“Backwash” by Michael Bryant captured at Kingscliff Beach during the coastal erosion during 2011.
Entire communities on islands are being displaced such as the Pacific Island of Kiribati.
The future for Kiribati, one of the many low-lying Pacific nations threatened by rising seas, is so urgent that the government is considering relocating the entire population to man-made islands.
The exhibition aims to promote awareness of the local issue as a microcosm of global events. It will be exhibited in the main Gallery space of Curious Art Gallery
Opens 21/03/2012 to 06/05/2012
