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Ken Allen Cartoonist, community artist, carnival drummer, band manager, festival float builder and event organizer, Ken has worked to bring visual and performing arts into people's lives for many years. Ken is founder and band member of Junkadelic Percussion Group and the City Farm Chameleon Brass Band. |
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Daemon Clark
Violinist, pianist, conductor, photographer and graduate of UWA's School of Music: with today's digital camera technology, focus has become the focus. By enlarging a small portion of the background of a close-up floral photograph, these otherwise unobtrusive, secondary characters become the centre of attention. Without the focus that the subject usually enjoys, perception becomes less of a clinical assessment of the photograph.There is no obvious recognition of the image as a matter-of-fact, verbatim reproduction of the view snatched from a moment in time and preserved in the formaldehyde of digital memory. The image becomes more a work of art - an impressionist suggestion of the subject, engaging the viewer to respond with perceptions and interpretation. The attention is drawn to an appreciation of the magnificent forms and colours of our Hills' native flora and the reaction that that inspires rather than the cleverness of the technology that has captured them. |
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Eu4ria
Please visit Eu4ria's own page here at Interactive Arts |
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Hugh Fiddy
Hugh is an entirely self-taught photographer. He regards himself as very much ‘old-school’ because he uses the medium of film rather than digital. “I prefer the clarity and cleanliness in the printed image that you get with film. I also like the thrill of the chase that comes from using film – waiting days or weeks to see the printed image is an integral part of photography.”
Please visit Hugh's own page here at Interactive Arts |
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Stacy Kershaw
Stacy Kershaw is an emerging artist living in Perth pursuing and establishing her artistic career. Her love of art continued via sketching and drawing throughout her various 'day jobs' and parenthood and she is now exploring her talents to their full potential.
Please visit Stacy's own page here at Interactive Arts for more information and exhibition news. |
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Ara Jansen
Ara is a freelance writer and journalist based in Western Australia who has lived in four countries and loves to travel. Her photo cards explore a deep love for colour and combining her love for words, each one features an evocative story inspired by her adventures.
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Ruth Jeffery
Artist, dancer. Ruth has recently returned to the visual arts after expressing her creativity through dance; she has been invited to teach in Sweden at the world’s #1 international Swing dancing camp ‘Herrang’. A fine arts graduate of the University of Western Australia.
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Ann Land
Fremantle artist, Ann Land, recently moved from Canada in 1970 and settled in Sydney, Australia where she worked as a Physiotherapist. She began studies in the visual arts “after hours ‘, leaning towards Life Drawing. Her love of charcoal and pastels continued when she moved to Darwin in 1983. While continuing her career as a Physiotherapist, she completed her BA (Fine Arts) Degree majoring in Printmaking (1994). Soon after, she settled in Fremantle to immerse herself in the arts full time. Her studio sits perched on the cliff of Arthurs Head Reserve close to the Roundhouse.2008 she
received a Highly Commended in the Acrylic section of the Melville Art Awards.
Please visit Ann's own page here at Interactive Arts for more information and exhibition news
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Bianca Manno
has a love for designing and creating dress jewellery that reflect personalities and characteristics of people she meets. Now she wishes to share this passion through Beads by Bianca. Her inspiration comes from friends, family and surroundings. Bianca has held jewellery parties and is currently working on some extravagant pieces for upcoming exhibitions.
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Narelle Manser-Smith
Narelle’s background is in education. Having spent 13 years in the pre-primary classroom, she has had plenty of time to experiment with large scale murals whilst encouraging children to express themselves through colour, line, texture and form. Narelle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education majoring in Art, and a Bachelor of Education. She has completed The Extraordinary Mind Project portrait drawing classes and is currently a master class student with David Giles. Please visit Narelle's own page here at Interactive Arts. |
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Lorna Murray
A practicing visual artist most recently exhibiting in the International Textile Festival, Stroudwater Textiles in UK. Her interest in costume design has seen her involved in design roles for theatre, television, and the catwalk. She has exhibited locally and nationally, worked on numerous commissions and designed small retail collections. Over the past few years her work has moved away from the body and onto the walls of galleries.
More informationat Harrison Galleries
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Carol Scott
Born in London, England Carol grew up pursuing her love for the arts, excelling in painting and then as an artistic florist in London. Later in life she came to live in Australia with her family where she continues her love of art at the Fremantle Art Centre enjoying many hours working with pastels and acrylics. During this time she has achieved success with a varied portfolio of art works that have been displayed at many exhibitions around Perth.
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Russell Toyn
Please visit Russell's own page here at Interactive Arts. |
