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Esperance Community Arts Gallery and Office The ECA gallery is housed in the Old Police Sergeants Quarters at the Museum Village. We represent a number of local artists and have a varied and diverse selection of art on display, from large abstract oils to delicate watercolours, photographic prints and beautiful handmade jewellery. We are usually open from Monday to Wednesday 9 til 4pm and on Sunday Market Days. Please call Amber on 08 90721158 for more information or visit www.esperancecommunityarts.org.au
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Stephanie’s Studio is a lovely studio gallery situated in peaceful gardens on the outskirts of beautiful Esperance. The studio-gallery will celebrate it’s opening in September, 2007.
Stephanie Stacey is a local artist working in a realistic style producing oils, pastels, watercolours and digital imaging. She also produces vibrant silks and wall hangings.
Some works portray yachts, jetties and local seascapes. Others show the hidden Esperance, the beautiful lakes and wild flowers. www.stephaniesstudio.com.au
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Section Glass Gallery is the home of professional glass artist Cindy Poole. Her working studio/gallery houses an extensive body of works which incorporates both cold and warm glass techniques. Glass art exhibited at Section Glass Gallery include kiln-fired glass objects/sculpture, corporate awards, fused & slumped glass home wares, contemporary designer jewellery, glass mosaics, giftware, feature glass wall panels and water features. Private and corporate glass art works and architectural installations can also be commissioned.
“I have created a diverse and innovative body of works which have culminated from my desire to create glass forms inspired by the images that are constantly 11 presented from my environment, relationships and experiences”.
www.cindypoole.com.au
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Bruce Malloch was born in Cottesloe in 1936. His early years were spent in the western suburbs before his family moved to Gooseberry Hill and then to Katanning.
Upon completion of schooling he went Jackerooing on sheep stations in the De Grey region of the north west. Bruce returned from this remote area to Perth where he studied art at the Perth Technical College before entering the advertising industry and finally breaking away to paint full time.
During the past 34 years of professional painting Bruce has held 23 successful one man exhibitions and numerous joint shows in galleries around Australia.
www.brucemallochgallery.com.au
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Local artist Larry Youngson moved permanently to Esperance from Byron Bay eight years ago. Santorini Art Studio is Larry’s studio and is located in West Beach, Esperance. His medium to large land and seascapes are acrylic on canvas works, ranging from impressionistic through to abstract styles which is mainly inspired by the local environment. Some of Larry’s public art works can be seen in the form of timber sculptures in the Don Mackenzie Gardens on the Esperance foreshore. Mosaics and driftwood sculptures at the Cannery Arts Centre were commissioned by the Festival of the Wind Project and a Recycled Interactive/Educational Sculpture at the Wylie Bay Recycling Centre which was commissioned by the Esperance Shire Council.
www.youngsonartworks.com
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Porcelain painting is unique in that the techniques you can use are endless such as oils to milk or powdered paints to sand. The pieces are fired in kilns after each application. Some are fired only 3 or 4 times whilst others up to 15 times depending on the method used. Decals are not allowed. I started Porcelain painting around 15 years ago when I was very fortunate to have an excellent teacher called Joyce Challenger. I have learned from teachers from all over the world including England and Japan but I am not a traditional porcelain painter in that I like to push the boundaries and not just paint flowers, lovely though they are. I am a member of Australian Porcelain Art Teachers and the Australian Porcelain Painters Guild.
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For the last 18 years Geoff Smith, painting under the name of Speedline Art, has been creating a variety of art including seascape, mariner, surf and rustic rural scenes using acrylics, oils and inks on canvas.
Having spent the last 35 years riding waves much of his work is influenced by the ocean, dolphins, whales and isolated coastal themes. Born and raised in the mallee country and having a love for the Nullabour environment has also influenced many of his rustic rural scenes. Geoff is also accomplished with an airbrush which has resulted in many unique surfboard designs.
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Dan Paris was raised in Esperance surrounded by pristine coastline and untouched bushland, he developed an appreciation for our natural environment and a passion for landscape photography. Over the years he has pursued both of these, devoting most of his time to exploring the wilderness with his camera. Dynamic, sweeping landscapes with strong foregrounds, painted skies and saturated colours are all hallmarks of Dan’s beautiful images. In 2002 he embarked on a photographic expedition around Australia in search of remote locations yet to be captured on film. This journey has continued, evolving into a life long commitment. Framed and unframed prints can be purchased at Esperance Community Arts Gallery. Dan's work is also displayed in various galleries throughout Western Australia or available by visiting www.danparis.com.au
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The Cannery Arts Centre is the premier arts exhibition space in Esperance. Situated on the stunning Esperance foreshore, the historic building and natural surrounds are unique and offer the perfect environment to experience all that the Esperance arts scene has to offer. The Cannery acts as a multifunctional arts hub for the entire Esperance region delivering a year round program of local, state and national exhibitions; a dedicated ‘artist in residence’ program; a varied program of arts workshops for adults and children and maintains an arts shop selling locally produced arts and crafts.
Dive on into the arts in Esperance - Dive on into the Cannery.
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This Esperance artist specialises in WA beach scenes. She paints in oils and finds painting realistically especially thrilling and enjoys the rewarding endeavour of fusing the external world into a beautiful artwork.
Wedding commission work has become very popular. Julie is happy to capture your memories with an original artwork. All you need is a photo.
Her space is uncluttered, colourful, vibrant and oozing it’s own special ambience. Julie has unfortunately left Esperance in search of new inspiration. Her work can still be purchased at the Esperance Community Arts Gallery and also at Esprintz framing (nr Duncs IGA) www.juliecurtainart.com
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Kepa (water) Kurl (boomerang) is the Aboriginal name for the town of Esperance, it means, “where the water lies like a boomerang”.
Kepa Kurl is a locally owned and operated Aboriginal company and we believe in supporting and promoting our local indigenous artists, therefore a majority of the paintings are from our local artists. These paintings are beautifully displayed in our gallery and each of our paintings comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. We have also assisted local artists in preparation and sale of consignment work for overseas companies and individuals. We are able to ship art work nationally and internationally for clients.
www.kepakurl.com.au
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