Right after I finished my degree (in late November 2012) we move from Sydney to Canberra for Dougie's work.
January: We were living in a motel, I applied for a graduate residency and worked out a new installation piece on the motel room floor in between the beds.
February: I was one of 4 graduates in residence at the Canberra Glassworks, it was a great experience.
March: We moved out of the motel into a house with a garden, garage and shed. My work 'the Woodcutter's Daughter' was on display at the Ausglass members show at Wagga Wagga regional gallery.
April: I took Masa's class Joy & logic in coldworking and reworked an installation piece that would show for one night at Sydney University for a fundraising night.
May: I was busy with wax and casting for a piece to go in 'Light in Winter'
June: I exhibited 'Talia's lamp' at Kirra Gallery in Melbourne.
July: I knitted, went to op-shops and drew sketches for the 'woodland tankard' project
August: I started casting keys
September: I cast more glass keys and finished 'The forbidden chamber' which exhibited in Art & About at a pop-up gallery in the Rocks. I ran an Adults beginner casting class at the Canberra Glass works and sent in a proposal for a joint exhibition at M16 Artspace.
October: I ran 3 kids casting classes at the Canberra Glassworks with the theme of Antarctic animals.
November: I made more keys, this time as ornaments and polished and drew figures for the woodland scenes. I recieved news that our submission to M16 was successful.
December: I finished the woodland landscapes to show in Bilk's 'Hollydays' exhibition. I made gifts, which unfortunately are still in the kiln.
March: We moved out of the motel into a house with a garden, garage and shed. My work 'the Woodcutter's Daughter' was on display at the Ausglass members show at Wagga Wagga regional gallery.
April: I took Masa's class Joy & logic in coldworking and reworked an installation piece that would show for one night at Sydney University for a fundraising night.
May: I was busy with wax and casting for a piece to go in 'Light in Winter'
June: I exhibited 'Talia's lamp' at Kirra Gallery in Melbourne.
July: I knitted, went to op-shops and drew sketches for the 'woodland tankard' project
August: I started casting keys
September: I cast more glass keys and finished 'The forbidden chamber' which exhibited in Art & About at a pop-up gallery in the Rocks. I ran an Adults beginner casting class at the Canberra Glass works and sent in a proposal for a joint exhibition at M16 Artspace.
October: I ran 3 kids casting classes at the Canberra Glassworks with the theme of Antarctic animals.
November: I made more keys, this time as ornaments and polished and drew figures for the woodland scenes. I recieved news that our submission to M16 was successful.
December: I finished the woodland landscapes to show in Bilk's 'Hollydays' exhibition. I made gifts, which unfortunately are still in the kiln.
A good first year as an artist. 2014 already is proving to be extremely busy!
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