Big Magic: Kym Henkee-Poole and Julie Dare
Noosa artists Kym Henkee-Poole and Julie Dare present Big Magic, an exhibition of vibrant, contemporary paintings.
The artists say the name of the exhibition was inspired by a book of the same title by Elizabeth Gilbert.
“Many tenets of the book resonated with us both,” say Kym and Julie.
“It’s about the inspiration that comes and goes and an artist’s journey”.
Kym has successfully exhibited and sold her work as part of the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail over the past two years and both Kym and Julie have had sales and commissions through gallery exhibitions.
Big Magic formally opens at 11am on Saturday 2 September and runs until 4 October.
The artists say the name of the exhibition was inspired by a book of the same title by Elizabeth Gilbert.
“Many tenets of the book resonated with us both,” say Kym and Julie.
“It’s about the inspiration that comes and goes and an artist’s journey”.
Kym has successfully exhibited and sold her work as part of the Noosa Open Studios Art Trail over the past two years and both Kym and Julie have had sales and commissions through gallery exhibitions.
Big Magic formally opens at 11am on Saturday 2 September and runs until 4 October.
About the Carriage Room:
A rescued rail car donated by Queensland Rail several years ago forms our Carriage Exhibition Room.
Due to the efforts of locals and large cranes, the carriage was brought to the gallery property.
Funds were acquired through grants for transport, cleaning and fixing up to make an excellent space for art.
The Carriage Exhibition Room has proven extremely successful for many local artists and
craftspeople who have had solo or group exhibitions.
Fees to hire the space for an exhibition
$100 for solo
$150 for group
The gallery takes 30% commission of sales
Each exhibition has a festive opening and is on display for four weeks.
A rescued rail car donated by Queensland Rail several years ago forms our Carriage Exhibition Room.
Due to the efforts of locals and large cranes, the carriage was brought to the gallery property.
Funds were acquired through grants for transport, cleaning and fixing up to make an excellent space for art.
The Carriage Exhibition Room has proven extremely successful for many local artists and
craftspeople who have had solo or group exhibitions.
Fees to hire the space for an exhibition
$100 for solo
$150 for group
The gallery takes 30% commission of sales
Each exhibition has a festive opening and is on display for four weeks.