"Visionary Art: Curated by Damian Michaels"
2001-04-13 until 2001-05-20
Orange Regional Art Gallery
Orange, NS, AU Australia

The Orange Regional Art Gallery, a public art museum located in Orange, NSW, Australia, will be the first to use selected works from The Collection Art Visionary for the landmark exhibition Visionary Art which will be curated by the gallery director, Alan Sisley, co-curated by Damian Michaels and opened by the much noted English fantastic realist artist, Brigid Marlin.

All of the artwork exhibited in the show will be from The Collection Art Visionary - 30 to 35 artists representing over 12 countries. A catalogue is available through the gallery as well as through Art Visionary Magazine Lukasz Banach (Poland)
David Becker (United States)
James Davis (Australia)
Jorgen Hamer Mahler Elbang (Denmark)
Paul Freeman (Australia)
Ernst Fuchs (Austria)
Linda Gardner (United States)
Daniel Geremus (Czech Republic)
H.R. Giger (Switzerland)
Alex Grey (United States)
Daniel Hanequand (Canada)
Erik Heyninck (Belgium)
Richard Huck (United States)
Norbert Kox (United States)
Dominic Kulcsar (England)
Laurie Lipton (England)
Brigid Marlin (England)
Tom McKee (United States)
Freidrich Meckseper (Germany)
Damian Michaels (Australia)
Neil Moore (Italy)
Nick Nedelkopolous (Australia)
Peter Proksch (Austria)
Geoffry Ricardo (Australia)
Phil Rubinov-Jacobson (United States)
De Es Schwertberger (Austria)
Olga Spiegel (United States)
Jan Peter Tripp (Germany)
Felix Tuszynski (Australia)
Wayne Viney (Australia)

Showing at the same time at the Orange Regional Gallery as the Visionary Art exhibition, will be an important show of Aboriginal works from Utopia and an exhibition of quality local photography by Ian Perceval. Also during the time of the Visionary Art show there will be the annual Orange celebration of local produce Food of Orange District which in itself draws a few thousand people from Sydney and beyond, so the exhibition should be well attended.

IMAGE:
Erik Heyninck (Belgium)
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Related Links:

Indepth Arts Resources for Australia

Other Important Exhibitions in Australia