Australian Active Artists
"Old Dogs New Tricks"
Joan and Len Cooper have joined forces with Jocelyn, Michele and Edward Gedge to present an exhibition of their art with something to please everyone styled "Old Dogs New Tricks" at the Logan Artists Association beautiful "Able Gallery", 29 Coral Street, Loganlea, Brisbane.
Joan and Jocelyn will offer works in oils, watercolour and acrylic. Len, Michele and Edward have created their unique warm glas sculptures, platters and hanging pieces.
The exhibition will open on 6th June and will close on 18 June 2015. The gallery is open daily from 9.30am to 3.00pm. Official opening on Sunday 14th June by Dr. Phil Hall, Hon Curator Art Collection St. Andrew's War Memorial Hospital, Brisbane.
The exhibition is supporting Dr. Liz Butler to raise funds for cancer research, especially that for Melanoma Research.
Come along to the exhibition, enjoy the art and meet the artists.
Unique paintings and glass sculptures are for sale direct from the artists at prices from $50.00 to $1500.00.
The Goondiwindi Regional Council has invited Joan and Len to present an exhibition of their art at the Texas Regional Art Gallery, located in the Cultural Centre, High Street, Texas.
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Joan and Len have been requested by the Western Downs Regional Council to present an exhibition of their art at Dogwood Crossing Regional Art Gallery, Miles. The facility is an A Class Regional Gallery and is owned by the Western Downs Regional Council.
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The exhibition was a great success and Joan and Len have again been invited to mount another in the "Essence of Australia" series in September 2014.
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Joan and Len have recently returned to Cootharaba Studio in Brisbane after a very successful Exhibition at Roma on Bungil Gallery - "Essence of Australia from Desert to Sea". The exhibition was opened by The Governor of Queensland, Her Excellency Ms Penelope Wensley AC Governor's Speech
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For many years Len had been planning to make his love of sculpturing in warm glass become a reality. As his successful business career was wound down in preparation for retirement he became even more determined to give yet another venture the benefit of a lifetime of expertise gained through his involvement in the visual arts.