What a wonderful surprise!! Received notification "The Neighbours' - Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos had been voted the winner in the 'People's Choice Award'! My heartfelt thanks to all who voted ..................
What a wonderful surprise!! Received notification "The Neighbours' - Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos had been voted the winner in the 'People's Choice Award'! My heartfelt thanks to all who voted ..................
An Art Science Collaborative Exhibition featuring 6 artists and 3 scientists from the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies, University of Tasmania. The exhibition focussed on the environmental impact of unseen plastic/microplastic upon ocean health.
The Raptor & Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania Inc. is a not-for-profit organisation established by Craig Webb on a 20-acre property overlooking Kettering and the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. This inspiring Refuge clearly reflects dedication to caring and protecting Tasmania’s natural wildlife, and the proximity of the Refuge to the birds’ natural habitat is a great advantage to rehabilitation. […]
Weekend Workshop - Raptor and Wildlife Refuge Tasmania. 25/26 March 2017 The Raptor & Wildlife Refuge of Tasmania is very excited to announce this wonderful opportunity for artists and lovers of Tasmania's magnificent raptors to join the award-winning nature artist Katherine Cooper for a unique weekend experience working with Tasmania’s magnificent raptors and owls. This […]
A brilliant evening and many laughs - Exhibition Opening at Salamanca Arts Centre 9 December 2016.
5/6 June 2017. University of Tasmania JUN 05 - School of Humanities Experimental Histories II: Uncanny Objects in the Anthropocene Symposium Convenors: Penny Edmonds, Hannah Stark, Katrina Schlunke 5th Jun 2017 9:00am - 6th Jun 2017 5:00pm Harvard Room 1, Centenary 132, Sandy Bay Campus ‘Experimental Histories’ is a cross-disciplinary research cluster and Strategic Theme Area, […]
What a sensational 6 days Tutoring at Halls Gap, the Grampians, Victoria. The weather may not have been kind but the students and fellow tutors certainly made up for that. A snapshot of our Seabirds and Seas Workshop
Members of the Western Australia Watercolour Society - A wonderful 3 days painting Owls in watercolour/gouache.