Pareip: True Spring

In the Bunurong seasons, Spring has three distinct sections: early Spring (August-mid September); mid Spring (mid September-mid October) and late or "true" Spring (mid October-mid November). The word for all is Pareip. 

This exhibition brings together more than 40 works of art from five regions across this continent featuring plants, wildlife and Country in celebration of Pareip (True Spring). 

Ernabella artist Jeffrey Lewis insightfully captures the characters of the birds of his community with panache, as does Bunurong elder Mark Brown. Lyrically detailed, plant-filled landscapes by the Artists of Ampilatwatja relate the country on which their Dreaming stories sit.  Talented Mimili Maku Arts newcomer Beverly Downs paints the trees of her lands in sweeps of brilliant colour, while Anita Pumani and Betty Mula's glowing works bring to life the plants and dreaming stories of their Country with skilled assurance. 

Utopia artist Carolyn Petrick Kngwarreye's shimmering seed dreaming works mesmerise with layers of fine dots and Selina Teece Pwerle's high-keyed canvases depict the rivers, landforms and red sands of her grandfather's Country with the knowledge born of a lifetime's observation. 

Plus much more... 

ART PARADE OPENING OCTOBER 19 | 2 pm   

A lively and informative art parade presentation of 40+ new works by established artists and emerging talents of First Nations art from Central Australia, the Kimberley, Arnhem Land, Far North Queensland and the Mornington Peninsula opens our spring exhibition in celebration of the Bunurong season of Pareip (True Spring). 
Presentation lasts for approximately 60 minutes. Followed by refreshments 

 
Free event but bookings essentiaL BOOK HERE

T: 03 5931 0318 E:info@everywhenart.com.aU

EXHIBITION DATES: October 19 to November 10

 Exhibition online at the conclusion of the Art Parade on Saturday October 19