PRINTS 1987 - 2016: Installation views

PRINTS 1987 - 2016, my solo show at Tacit Contemporary Art, closed on Sunday afternoon, October 2. Thanks to the curator, TJ Bateson, Tacit's director, Keith Lawrence and all who came during the show's run, it was a fantastic experience. It was heartening to learn that the show's penultimate day, which coincided with the AFL Grand Final (to the initiated, an Australian Rules football match on which most inhabitants of the State of Victoria appear to be fixated, and which even rates a public holiday) was one of the gallery's busiest! 

The following installation views were taken by Tim Gresham. Click on individual images for a clearer view.

Opening tonight: PRINTS 1987 - 2016

Great eggfly winged woman, 2011, hand coloured linocut, 32 x 32 cm. Photo credit: Tim Gresham.

Great eggfly winged woman, 2011 (pictured above) is one of seventeen works selected by curator TJ Bateson for my solo exhibition, PRINTS 1987 - 2016, which opens this evening.

Join us for a celebratory beverage from 6.30 - 8 pm at:

Tacit Contemporary Art

312 Johnston Street,

Abbotsford, Vic, 3067

tacitart.com.au

Phone: 0423 323 1888

Hours: Wednesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 11 - 5 pm

For those who can't make it tonight, PRINTS 1987 - 2016 runs until 2 October.

TJ Bateson installing the first prints on Sunday, 11 September. Works left - right: Dorothy Parker, 1991, woodcut with
chine colle, Snake Charmer, 1996, linocut and Mirror Mirror, 1996, linocut. Photo credit: Keith Lawrence. 

Going Solo

I have a small solo show opening soon. You are warmly invited to:

Prints 1987 - 2016

Deborah Klein

14 September- 2 October

OPENING NIGHT:

Wednesday 14 September 6.30 - 8 pm

A mini-survey show curated by TJ Bateson, the exhibition spans almost three decades of my relief prints, including some rarely seen early works.

Tacit Contemporary Art

312 Johnston Street,

Abbotsford, Vic, 3067

tacitart.com.au

Phone: 0423 323 1888

Hours: Wednesday - Friday 11 am - 6 pm
Saturday - Sunday 11 - 5 pm

Below: Selecting work for an exhibition is a serious business, as the faces of my two companions bear witness. TJ Bateson (centre) curator of the show and Tacit Contemporary Art's director, Keith Lawrence (right) and I snapped by Shane Jones during their recent visit to the Ballarat studio.

Below: TJ Bateson and Keith Lawrence, still deep in thought as the selection process continues. Shane Jones is on the left lending moral support.

Below: The smiles on our faces reflect what a pleasant and productive visit it was. Photo by Shane Jones.