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Exhibition Opportunities

My Paper, My Land

A postcard show will be held to coincide with the IAPMA Congress in Burnie, Tasmania. Works should reflect where you come from and contain at least 80% paper. The size should be around 10 x 15 cm and works should be sent through the mail, preferably with a postage stamp and postmark to Gail Stiffe, 11 Keltie Street Glen Iris, Victoria 3146, Australia. The works will be exhibited in Creative Paper’s Gallery for one month including the congress time and will be for sale for $A20 each unframed. The funds raised will be shared equally between Papermakers of Victoria, Creative Paper, the IAPMA support fund and the Papermaking Village in the Philippines and unsold works will remain the property of Creative Paper Tasmania. All works will be documented at www.mylandmypaper.blogspot.com. Works can be sent any time between now and 1 March 2009, there is no limit to the number of entries anyone can send. Please indicate on your card if you do NOT wish it to be displayed on the website. Enquires info@gailstiffe.info.

Shared Journeys

(Application closing date 6 November 2008)

Papermakers of Victoria Inc is holding a juried exhibition from 3 to 21 March 2009 to coincide with the 20th Congress of the International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists being held in Tasmania.

Shared Journeys is open to both Australian and international artists and will promote the notion that all paper artists share journeys in many senses - technically, artistically, geographically and spiritually.

The exhibition will be held in the new architecturally designed gallery of Victoria University. Level 17 Artspace is ideally located in the heart of Melbourne's central business district and visual arts precinct and is easily accessible by both trains and trams. The gallery, which is open six days a week, has a focus of encouraging dynamic, challenging and experimental artistic practices. Exhibiting work in this gallery will provide exposure for local, interstate and overseas artists to a discerning and culturally aware public.

You are invited to submit work for what promises to be an exciting and innovative exhibition. Please indicate by 16th September by mail, email or telephone if you intend to submit an application to exhibit. Application form and conditions of entry are available online at www.papermakers.org.au