The Exhibition.
Written By Nicholas Allen
So…the exhibition finally opened on the 7th August.
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The setting for the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery...
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Setting up the exhibition...
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Tracy's work...
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There are 14 Dams on the Marrambidya river and Tracy's work is based around these 14 dams...
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Each of the wooden objects are meant to be handled and pressed against the body to represent the restriction that each of the dams places upon the river.
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The metal dioramas demonstrate how to use the wooden object...
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Tracy.
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Best Friends. Tracy and Will.
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Rochelle's work is all about the river's flood plain.
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Rochelle and her Red River Gum painting.
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This is the actual Red River Gum Rochelle painted.
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Rochelle also painted dirctly onto the gallery walls...
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This piece was an animation of grasses and plants found along the flood plain...
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Will's work was throughout the gallery supporting Tracy and Rochelle's work but this piece was his stand alone piece.
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Opening night...
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The exhibition is on until October.