Queenscliff Historia project 2019

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What a great exhibition.

 Queenscliff* Gallery & Workshop (QG&W)
Open 6 days 10am - 5pm (closed Tuesdays & between exhibitions)
Queenscliffe* Literary Festival Exhibition
& Historia Print Exchange: May 2-June 30
Feature events during the exhibition
  • Michael Leunig & Jim Pavlidis in Conversation
  • Alcestis, world premiere reading of playwright Kat Moritz’s radical adaptation of Euripides’ Alcestis
  • Jim Pavlidis’ Kitchen Sink Drama illustrations
FEATURED ARTISTS: Michael Leunig, Marion Manifold, Jim Pavlidis & Gwen Scott.
PRINT EXCHANGE ARTISTS: Helene Athanasiadis, Jenine Bailey, Dianne Colk, Warren Cooke, Beth Croce, Ann Cunningham, Sue Ernst, Silvi Glattauer, Kate Gorringe-Smith, Kim Herringe, Julie Holmes, Alex Hotchin, Kyoko Imazu, Gary James, Maureen King, Anita Laurence, Larissa MacFarlane, Soula Mantalvanos, Emmy Mavroidis, Catherine McCue, Kerry Anne McMeeking, Jiri Tibor Novak, Sharron Okines, Laura Osborne, Jim Pavlidis, Sue Poggioli, Nada Poljski, Trudy Rice, Gwen Scott, Lisa Sewards, Stephen Tester and Justin Watson.
ABOUT HISTORIA
At the heart of every culture and community, lies a story. Whether it’s the dreamtime Rainbow Serpent of Aboriginal Australia or the mythical Greek epic of The 12 Labours of Hercules, stories are a means by which people come together and collective identities and histories are forged.
This year, these myths and mythopeias are just a few of the many stories that are being revisited, reinterpreted and reimagined for the Queenscliffe Literary Festival (QLF) – but not how you might expect. 
To coincide with the festival, QG&W proudly presents this year’s annual print exchange: ‘Historia’. Historia will be an exhibition of 32 prints, created specifically in response to this year’s exchange theme. 
This will be the third year that QG&W holds an annual print exchange as part of the literary festival.
RELEVANT LINKS
Exhibition online: https://qgw.com.au/item-tag/historia
Event link: qgw.com.au/event/literary-festival-historia-print-exchange-exhibition
Facebook event: events/616313952165459
RELEVANT DATES
Exhibition dates: May 2 – June 30, 2019
Exhibition official opening: 3pm May 5, 2019
SOCIAL MEDIA
# tags: #qgwprintexchange #qgwhistoria #qgwqlf
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QueenscliffGalleryWorkshop
Instagram: @queenscliffgalleryworkshop
Twitter: @Q_cliffGallery
LinkedIN: Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop 

*'Queenscliff' also is seen as 'Queenscliffe'. The township of Queenscliff is spelt without the 'e', but the borough is known as 'Queenscliffe'.


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