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| February 6, 2011 best viewed in double page format |
| Anthologies Other Global Communication Learning Resources January 2011 C^C Studio Notes Comments about Out of Australia from around the world Artist Elaine Lyons – “Pockets of Beauty” |
| Portraits of a Rainforest |
In Tribute to “Out of Australia” Photographer Lydia Valeriano of Tully, Queensland Cyclone YASI Devastated the Rain Forest 2/2/2011 |
Australian Poet
| A poem in tribute to those devastated by YASI Cyclone |
| February 13, 2011 best viewed in double page format |
Artist Tony Walker
Noosa, Queensland
Noosa, Queensland
Recognized Australian Artist - Watercolor, Oil, Acrylic Creates new work inspired by New South Wales Photographer featured in |
| "Portraits from the Bush" Beyond the Beauty, the Realities by Nell Arnold |
| Photographer Mardi Remond Of Walgett, NSW |
Continuing
After Yasi
Sequel to Butterflies Return
Trees without leaves
A tribute to the spirit of survival
Beyond the realities of Cyclone YASI
The People of Queensland Regroup
Featuring photographer
Lydia Valeriano
of Tully
Australian Poet
Harry Donnelly
of the Sunshine Coast
After Yasi
Sequel to Butterflies Return
Trees without leaves
A tribute to the spirit of survival
Beyond the realities of Cyclone YASI
The People of Queensland Regroup
Featuring photographer
Lydia Valeriano
of Tully
Australian Poet
Harry Donnelly
of the Sunshine Coast
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| Introduces Lyne Marshall Experienced Artist and Author & Announces her workshop held in her Tallegalla Studio of the Minden Range near Ipswich – one hour from Brisbane |
February 22, 2011
| INVITES GALLERIES AROUND THE WORLD TO A SPECIAL PREVIEW OF THE 8TH SOLO EXHIBITION OF |
| Contemporary Landscape Artist from the Spectacular Scenery of Queensland’s Channel Country |
| Invitation to the Grand Opening in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Launch of Global Access to Full Exhibition March 1, 2011 International Bidding on Three Charity Works March 1, 2011 |
| Proudly Recognizes Artists in March 2011 Exhibitions in Brisbane, Roma, Sydney, Darwin and those on tour in Morocco, Vietnam, UK and Europe Calendar of Exhibitions Out of Australia Review of Carol McCormack’s Exhibition in Roma, Q. USA – Marian Betts’ Review of Carol McCormack’s Exhibition in Roma, Q. Nell Arnold Visits Annabel Tully’s Opening Night in Brisbane, Queensland |
Annabel Tully’s 8th Solo Exhibition
Nell Arnold Pays Tribute to the Artist
Annabel contributes a percentage of Art to
Mater Hospital
McIntyre Centre
Major Chad Sherrin and Annabel Tully
both contribute to
Legacy
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| Invites Artists, Authors, Architects of Communication Systems to Engage in a Dialogue with us and with our affiliate |
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| About a Global Challenge – Opportunity? Click to Read View PDF in Dual Page Format |
March 1, 2011
| March 15, 2011 |
March 25 2011
Cyber Corridors Column V
The Power of the Artist in Communication - National to Global
“Arts Competitions – Awards – Acquisitions”
Professor Nell Arnold, art critic and author, responses to recent concerns expressed by artists.
“We have to win arts competitions to be recognized or valued.”
In a country of 22 million people with one third artist or athlete or author or architect at some level or another,
this concern does not make sense. There are only a few national and state awards and then awards dwindle in
level of achievement and influence to local communities. Awards encourage artists, athletes, authors toward
excelling their talent through skill and commitment. The award highlights their effort and talent as inspired so
others continue to witness examples. Awards, however, should not increase or diminish the drive of artists to
communicate, learn, progress, and seek markets that will support their endeavours.
In this column, Professor Arnold provides rationale that artists, galleries, corporate investors, government
agencies for art in public places, exhibitions, and trade commissions may consider. Creating and awarding
grants, investments and acquisitions not only support the artist/author/architect but also ensures the
presentation of Landscapes, Images, People, Communities, Efforts, Endeavours, Views of Australia.
Why? Australia is a large land mass of only a few people, but a nation of leaders in research, diversity,
contribution, rural industries, space communication, medicine, health service systems, and in giving as well
as outreaching internationally. In this reality, there are many opportunities for the artist, author, architect,
athlete to be recognized, supported through investments, sponsorships and acquisitions as local to global
communicators about Australia.
Explore the rationale, examples, critiques introduced for dialogue in this issue. Each artist is unique and each
artist must forge a communication pathway that represents their gift to the world, and none other. Originality
may be location, style, technique, view, vista – none of these attributes are limited or even perhaps enhanced
by winning competitions. Artists, Authors, Architects are the communicators of and about nation – including but
beyond self. Find additional pathways for expression and valuing.
Distance between vision and reality
Introducing Australian Artist and Author |
photo story by Nell Arnold Out of Australia March 2011 |
| March 31, 2011 best viewed in double page format |
| April 20, 2011 |
New Series - 2011 Enterprise Development Introduction Re-Inventing After Crisis Case Study 1 Cassowary Coast of Queensland After Cyclone YASI |
| In A Globalizing World Will Iconic Become Ironic? |
| Cyber Corridors |
IN A STORY INTERVIEW WITH
PROFESSOR NELL ARNOLD
BEFORE THE LAUNCH OF HER BOOK
THE GOAT HERDER
WHO WALKED WITH GIANTS
PHOTOGRAPHY BY BILL CARROLL
SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER
OUT OF AUSTRALIA
| Walking With Giants By Author Hayley Out of Australia |
| April 22, 2011 Proudly Introduces New Author - Hayley |