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introducing karin zeller

We are proud to open a new Online Exhibition today by artist Karin Zeller.  Born in Germany, Canadian by nationality, and now residing in Melbourne, Karin Zeller has worked as a professional artist since 1990, when she started Personal Touch Portraits, which resulted in hundreds of portrait commissions over a 5 year period.

Karin’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is titled ‘Fanciful Felines’.

“For this exhibition, I’ve chosen to feature some of my cat creations. My love of abstract was born about 20 years ago, when I created my first tiger abstract. I’ve always loved cats, but never liked painting them until I stumbled upon Laurel Burch’s colourful cats.  Other influences who have inspired my colourful abstract style are Picasso and Paul Klee.” – Karin Zeller

Karin’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.

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introducing marie-lise laviolette

We are very excited to open a new Online Exhibition today by artist Marie-Lise Laviolette.  Born in France, and with a Masters in Fine Art from the University of Edinburgh, Marie-Lise is currently travelling around Australia.  The photographs in this exhibition are a small & personal selection from a journey of 30,000 miles & 3 years.

Marie-Lise’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is aptly titled ’30,000 miles’. 

Marie-Lise’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.

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new exhibition by mark harman

Following Mark’s debut exhibition with one hundredth gallery; we are thrilled to open Mark’s second online exhibition titled ‘My Japan + 1’.  As with Mark’s first exhibition ‘My Melbourne’ Mark continues to share his unique impressions of his favourite cities through the medium of photography.

Mark’s second online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.

Please enjoy ‘My Japan + 1’ by Mark Harman.

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we’re all about exhibiting aspiring and ’emerging’ artists

Samuel Webster (Mood of Monk) shared this article with me and I thought I would share it with you.   Artinfo has asked the experts, “What does “emerging” really mean in the art world?”

Please click here to read their responses.

As you know, one hundredth gallery is devoted to the exhibition of artwork by aspiring and emerging artists and aims to be a part of the process that enables creative people to exhibit their work to the public (especially those who are starting out).  If this sounds like you, please get in touch.

Until then, I hope you have a wonderful long long weekend.

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2011 archangel prize

St Michael’s Grammar School is now inviting Australia’s artists to submit entries for the 2011 St Michael’s Exhibition and Archangel Prize.

With Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBE as its Patron, the St Michael’s Exhibition and Archangel Prize aims to link education and arts communities, and to provide a new source of support for artists.

The Archangel Prize is an acquisitive award of $5000, which is administered by St Michael’s Grammar School.

To be considered for this award, submit your artwork to to St Michael’s Grammar School by 13 May 2011. Download a submission form here.

The theme of this year’s exhibition is ‘place and space‘. 

Judging will commence in June. Short-listed artists will be notified by the end of June. The recipient of the 2011 Archangel Prize will be announced at Opening Night on 19 July. The exhibition of short-listed artworks will show at St Michael’s Grammar School from 20 July until 23 July 2011. 

Enquiries telephone (03) 8530 3326 or email community@stmichaels.vic.edu.au or click on the image below.

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introducing young yu and walking the midnight

We are very excited to open a new Online Exhibition today by photographer, Young Yu.

Young’s first exhibition with one hundredth gallery is titled ‘Walking the Midnight’.

Walking the Midnight is a collection of images that document Melbourne at night.  Young says, “Many of these images are missed until they are shot to be framed, and seen to be analysed.  Photographers are violent people in that way. They often take away the softness of memory”.

In her first online exhibition, Young captures the light-full dramas of her favourite city, Melbourne. Her nocturnal exploration brings out the vibrant unseen by the day and captures the light that shines in this city.

Young’s online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.

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new exhibition by michell guo

Further to Michell Guo’s hugely popular exhibitions ‘Not Without Soul‘, and ‘Not Without Passion’, we are very excited to open Michell’s third online exhibition titled ‘Not without Dreams’. 

“I figured you can’t live a life without soul, passion and dreams…  these are the three vital things I consider to a fulfilling life” – Michell Guo

Michell’s third online exhibition and biography can be found on the NOW SHOWING tab above, or by clicking here.

Please enjoy ‘Not Without Dreams’ by Michell Guo.

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creative spaces

If you an artist looking for studio space, gallery space, or a space to share with other creatives, then please check out Creative Spaces.

The Creative Spaces website is designed to help you find a suitable and affordable space to develop, exhibit or perform your work.

Spaces are for hire, lease, to share or to occupy for a short period of time.  Creative Spaces is a digital resource that provides information on spaces across Victoria.  It is a joint initiative of the City of Melbourne and Arts Victoria in partnership with RMIT’s Design Research Institute and the Future Focus Group of the Committee for Melbourne.

And yes, one hundredth gallery is listed!

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another couple of steps

Maybe I was in corporate for too long, or maybe I just like being thorough.  Or perhaps I’m a little over-excited as we get closer to opening the gallery.  Either way, I have been conducting more rigorous UAT (that’s User Acceptance Testing) of the hanging system and of the paintings that will hang from them.

Results thus far are very positive.

All works in these photos are my own, and will only adorn the gallery hanging rails if there is spare space; or if I get desperate for an income.

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