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Artist Statement:
Generally my work is nature
based, I am driven to express
my view as a suburban
householder concerned about
our natural environment.
Reality is in-fact, that we
like our consumer products and
as home-owners we selectively
forget about our collective
impact. Sadly this is not
going to change. In my work I
ask myself, how can we embrace
a unison between our consumer
desires and maintain our
values in the protection of
our native environment?
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Dina Goebel Biography:
| Biographical information for Dina Goebel can be found below. The artist may choose what information to display. Sometimes the artist chooses not to display personal information to the general public. |
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Age
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43
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
Single
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| Children |
2
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| Hobbies / Interests |
music, arts, community, environment |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Sculpture Mixed
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Art Nouveau - (1880 - 1910)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Gustav Klimt, Galle
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
1. Our local environment, the smallest of wonders it holds and often overlooked.
2. Australian indiginous art who intrinsic life, culture, environment and community is intertwined. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
In my blood since my earliest memories, a never ending burning desire to create something new, explore something outside the box. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Dina Goebel has been an art practioner since high school. Predominantly self-taught, Dina has attended formal workshops in ceramics, sculpture, stone masonry and mosaic. This has been complimented with further studies in Interior Design and part-time studies in a Diploma of Fine Art at Southbank TAFE.
Artist Statement:
Generally my work is nature based, I am driven to express my view as a suburban householder concerned about our natural environment. Reality is in-fact, that we like our consumer products and as home-owners we selectively forget about our collective impact. Sadly this is not going to change. In my work I ask myself, how can we embrace a unison between our consumer desires and maintain our values in the protection of our native environment?
Dina first started exhibiting her paintings while in high school and gradually moved to home furnishings and sculptural forms after her children were born. In 1997 along with her partner Clint, Dina established a functional art business in the Redlands where they created their unusual Fantasy Dreams furnishing. Their stunning bedhead designs have been exported around the world and are custom designed for clients from all backgrounds.
In 2002, after corporate life, Dina established the ArTTable which offers the tuition and supply of art & craft materials throughout Australia through a direct selling system. Passionate about art and craft, Dina dreamed of giving other women an opportunity to do what they love by taking creativity to the people.
Today Dina continues to develop her sculptural murals throughout Australia and most of Dina’s artwork has been private commissions from individuals seeking a unique and decorative approach for their homes.
Memberships:
Queensland Craft Council
Craft & Hobby Association (USA)
International Mosaic Association
Mosaic Association of Australia
Direct Selling Association
Public programes:
2007: Redlands 'Spring Festival' ArTTable Mosaic totem project
2005: ArtWest QantasLink program, Augathella Qld
Exhibitions:
2007: Guest artist 'Macrame', Melbourne & Brisbane Bead Fair
2007: Wellington Gallery, Botanix Wellington Point
2006: Guest artist, ‘Mosaic Marvels’, Craft & Quilt Fair Gold Coast.
2006: Guest artist, ‘Beaded Sculptures’, Sydney Bead Fair, Darling Harbour.
2005: Mosaic exhibition, Craft & Quilt Fair, Melbourne Exhibition Centre.
2003: Robina Centre Gallery, Gold Coast.
2003: Old School House Gallery Sculpture Exhibition, Brisbane.
2003: Trevor Platt Studio Gallery, Wynnum, Brisbane.
2002: Celestial Gallery, New Farm, Brisbane.
2002: Birdcage, New Farm, Brisbane.
2002: Redlands Cultural Expo, Brisbane.
2001: Focus on Art’n’Soul, Wellington Point, Brisbane.
2001: Finlayson’s Timber, East Brisbane.
2000: Courier Mail Home & Design Expo, Brisbane Cultural Centre.
2000: Art Breaking, Montville Qld.
2000: Idea 2000 Expo, Gold Coast.
2000: Redeemer College, Brisbane.
1999: Artists Own Gallery, Brisbane Mall.
1999: Courier Mail Home Show, Brisbane Cultural Centre.
1999: Sunday Mail Home Show, RNA Brisbane.
1998: Solid Furniture, New Farm, Brisbane.
1998: Yurara Art Awards, Redlands Brisbane.
1997: Yurara Art Awards, Redlands Brisbane.
Media:
September 2007: Feature artist 'Creative Beading' Magazine
May 2007 www.homeatyellow.com.au
April 2007 Adelaide 'Sunday Mail'
2006 - 2007 Project artist 'Creative Beading' Magazine
2006 - 2007 Project artist 'Australian Ceramics & Glass' Magazine
April 2006 Brisbane 'Courier Mail'
August 2004 'Bayside Bulletin'
July 2004‘Brisbane Extra (Ch 9)
May 2004 ‘Great South-East’ (Ch 7)
February 2004 ‘Brisbane Extra’
February 2004 'Coast Living' Florida USA
October 2003 'Wynnum Herald'
May 2003 Saturday ‘Brisbane Extra’ (Ch 9)
April 2003 'Wynnum Herald'
March 2003 'Bayside Bulletin'
April 2002 'The Press', Christchurch NZ
December 2001 'Bayside Bulletin'
May 2001 Brisbane 'Courier Mail Shopper'
February2001 'Queensland Homes' Magazine
July 2000 Brisbane 'Courier Mail'
June 2000 'Moving Properties'
October 1999 'Courier Mail - Our House'
March 1999 'BrisNews' Magazine
March 1999 'Courier Mail' Newspaper
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