MEDIA RELEASES
Media Release - July 2019
The Woolshed Restaurant is proud to present, as part of the South Australian Living Artists Festival (SALA) an exhibition by Catherine M Bourn titled “Tenacious Landscape”. The works in this exhibition depict the colour and form of the landscape surrounding Rawnsley Park Station. It is the culmination of observations made over the last two years on many visits to the region. The Woolshed Restaurant is located 450 kilometres north of Adelaide on Rawnsley Park Station - one of the region's leading accommodation facilities – it is renowned for its country-style food with a contemporary twist, outback-themed décor and warm, friendly service. The Woolshed Restaurant attracts visitors from around the world. FULLY LICENSED
Tenacious Landscape
Flinders Ranges
I saw the sky-changing colour throughout the day from morning until night. I saw the ranges as massive forms in the shifting light. I saw dazzling displays of colour and stippled hillsides. I saw abundant life amongst the rocks. I saw a ‘Tenacious Landscape’.Inspired by artists such as Hans Heysen and Fred Williams, in this exhibition I have tried to communicate what I saw on my visits to this most ancient land.
Media Release - June 2011
Local Visual Artist and Art Teacher, Catherine Bourn, of Salisbury Park, has been working on some new paintings and experimenting with some new media. Well known for working in watercolour and pastel Catherine has recently produced a series of works with oil on canvas; still inspired by the Lotus Pond at the Botanic Gardens and now including the wetlands around Salisbury.
Catherine will be showing a selection of these works at the "Gallery Space" City of TTG library foyer during September 2011.
29th August 2011 to 23rd September 2011
571 Montague Rd
Modbury
Opening Times
Monday 8.45am - 8.00pm
Tuesday 8.45am - 5.00pm
Wednesday 8.45am - 8.00pm
Thursday 8.45am - 5.00pm
Friday 8.45am - 5.00pm
Saturday 10.00am - 5.00pm
Sunday 1.00pm - 5.00pm
21st April 2008 to 2nd May 2008
The "Gallery Space" City of TTG library foyer
Wednesday 31st October, 2007
Local Visual Artist and Art Teacher, Catherine Bourn, of Valley View has been working on a new body of work; a collection of Still Life’s containing a variety of children’s books. Working in pastel and watercolour the books are depicted larger than life, transforming them into unlikely heroes. With bright colours and real perspective they beckon you to reach out to them and start reading.
Catherine will be showing a selection of these works at the Adelaide Festival Centre Visual Art Fair on Sunday 11th November.
Adelaide Festival Centre Visual Arts Fair
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