Category: Fern Smith

Updates on Fern Smith’s art activities

  • LID IT exhibition poster

    Artists artworks in poster are: Top left & Bottom Right Fern Smith, Top Centre Ursula Dutkiewicz, Top Right Maggie Cowling, Bottom Centre Emma “Ruby” Armstrong-Porter Bottom Left Margaret Cowling

     

     

     

     

     

  • LID IT Media Release

    Exhibition date: 10 am – 5 pm 19th August – 27th August 2017
    Where: FernArtz Art Studio 23a Lorensen Avenue North Coburg 3058

    ‘Lid it!’ is an open group exhibition with twenty seven participating artists who have created artworks on recycled lids paying homage to the past while exploring the future.
    ‘Lid it!’ will be opened by Lenka Thompson an environmental scientist, former Moreland Councillor and now PhD student.
    While everyone is upsizing, this exhibition is downsizing and placing great importance on the recycled, the creative process and the tradition of miniature art.
    Artist and curator of ‘Lidit!’ Fern Smith speculates that placing the creative process upon a lowly ranked lid transforms it into an object of virtue thus changing our appreciation of it. Considering its life’s journey and the environmental impact. Smith also considers the open entry exhibition places the idea and concept at the forefront of the artwork, not the artist at the forefront.
    The exhibition reflects on Melbourne’s famous ‘9 by 5’ exhibition at Tom Roberts’s Studio in Melbourne, August 1889, where artworks were painted on recycled cigar lids in.

    Like to be invited to the opening text 0408978747 “LID IT with your name and email address.

     

  • LID IT – application close 6th August 2017

    Click on image to apply    

     

  • Eclipse of June

    Eclipse of the heart – click on the image or redbubble  to  see where the art can be applied 
  • It is not illegal to seek asylum

    It is not illegal to seek asylum

    https://www.redbubble.com/people/fernsmith/works/26611047-it-is-not-illegal-to-seek-asylum

    This artwork is produced to support Ducks for Detainees with 50% of the profits go to ASRC and 50%  covering artwork costs of production.