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Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop (QG&W)

For immediate release

David Frazer / Michael Leunig /Human Emotion Print Exchange
Titles as varied as Jane Austen’s Emma Leigh Sales’ On Doubt and Hunter S Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – selected by then-owners of The Bookshop at Queenscliff Lisa and Mathew – are allocated to participating artists whose hand-printed visual adaptations will go on display for the Human Emotion Print Exchange exhibition alongside works by narrative artist Michael Leunig and wood engravings by David Frazer.

Although Covid19 restrictions have affected both the annual festival and the gallery operations, the exhibition will go ahead with an artwork released to social media daily. Locals are welcome to visit the gallery – strictly by appointment.

Exhibiting artists (with human emotion and literature titles): Julia Wakefield Confusion A Visit from the Goon Squad, Christine Gibson Regret Atonement, Helen Kocis Edwards Pity Beware of Pity, Penelope Lawry Contempt Contempt, Samantha Thompson Forgiveness East of Eden, Steve Tester Loneliness Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, Zoe Snyder Boredom Emma, Gwen Scott Pleasure Fahrenheit 451, Billy Nye Euphoria Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas, Ann Cunningham Aggression Fight Club, Brett Mallon Rage Firestarter, Catherine McCue Gratitude Gratitude, Laura Osborne Paranoia Gravity’s Rainbow, Cecilia Jackson Apathy Keep the Aspidistra Flying, Elaine Camlin Pride King Lear, Kim Hodge (nee Herringe) Doubt On Doubt, Margot Rushton Frustration Portnoy’s Complaint, Christine Courcier-Jones Affection Praise, Linda Baker Guilt Rebecca, Andrew Weatherill Horror Slaughterhouse-Five, Susan Mcleod Sympathy Sympathy, Denise Rogers Depression The Bell Jar, Penny Peckham Hysteria The Crucible, Nada Poljski Empathy The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Lisa Sewards Ecstasy The Doors of Perception, Trudy Rice Love Letter to D: A love story and Soula Mantalvanos Ambivalence The Great Gatsby. 


DATES
Exhibition dates: April 30 — June 1, 2020
Official online opening: May 3, 3pm

LINKS
Exhibition online one week prior to opening: https://qgw.com.au/exhibitions/
Event link: qgw.com.au/event/literary-festival-exhibition
Exhibition link (live soon): qgw.com.au/item-tag/human-emotion
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Further details about QG&W's 2020 May exhibition and full 2020 calendar are outlined in the attached media release. For more information and any media enquiries please contact me directly via details below.
Kind regards
Soula Mantalvanos
Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop (QG&W)
P 03 4202 0942 M 0438 866 068 A 81 Hesse Street Queenscliff VIC 3225 
Closed | Online 24/7

EXHIBITIONS | qgw.com.au




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