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Artist Statement:
Sisters Jean & June Pastore hold certificates in Art and Technology, however are virtually self taught in the field of Art Glass.
During their careers, Jean & June have developed and perfected their skills in mixed media, and are reknown for creating emotive paintings and murals in glass, using their own colouring techniques on sheets of glass.
Jean & June have a unique and challenging interpretation of their art. Each piece of glass is individually cut, shaped and coloured before findings its place in an inspirational creation, guaranteed to be a conversation piece.
In every piece there is a strong emphasis on colour and tonal values. Glass is cut to varying shapes and sizes creating a unique and elaborate picture, with colour and shading resembling painted brushstrokes.
Jean & June have been commissioned by many local, interstate and overseas clientelle. They also create illustrations for books and other commercial applications.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Sept 2011 "MEMORIES" Artists of the Month Fusion Fine Arts, Mandurah W.Aus.
Aug 2011 Hale School, Wembley, Western Australia
May 2011 - Awarded Highly Commended - Minnawarra Invitational Art Awards
April 2011 Vasse Art Awards, Vasse, Western Australia.
April 2011 Perth College, Mount Lawley, Western Australia
Oct 2010 Perth Royal Show...
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Artist Galleries:
Fusion Fine Arts
shop 17 Dolphin Quay, 4 Zephyr Mews,Ocean Marina, Western Australia 6210
www.fusionfinearts.com.au
Jah Roc Art Gallery
83 Bussell Hwy.
Margaret River 6285
http://www.jahroc.com.au/12279. htm
ABD the Gallery
www.abdthegallery.com.au
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Artist Reviews:
*ART SYDNEY 2008
Special commendation from the coordinator of Art Sydney '08
Off the Wall, Art almanac.
Press release:Solo Exhibition 3rd October 2008
ABD the Gallery, formally Tristan’s The Gallery,
is proud to present Jean and June Pastore’s latest solo exhibition of glass art - ‘Meeting of the...
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Collections:
Collections:
Read Electric, Fremantle, W.A.
Perth College, Mt. Lawley, W.A.
Ed French & Associates, Perth, W.A.
Hunsa Small Goods, Mandurah, W.A.
City of Mandurah, Mandurah, W.A.
Leasing:
‘The City of Magic’
State Administrative Tribunal, Chief Justice Chaney, Mediation Room, St Georges Tce. Perth
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Jean And June Pastore Biography:
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Contemporary Art - (Now)
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Jean & June were both Born in England and emigrated to Perth, Australia in October 1982.
They became Australian citizens in the late 90’s and moved to Mandurah in 2001, where at long last they could continue with their love of Art.
Virtually self taught artists, they both received their certificate 3 in Art & Technology in 2004. Previously gaining Oxford University G.C.E. in Art & C.S.E. in Art.
Over the years they have developed and perfected their skills in mixed media, currently creating paintings and murals in glass.
Due to the fact that ready made glass is limited in colour and effects, they developed their own techniques of colouring glass, enabling them to create a totally unique art form, emphasising colour pattern designs and tonal values.
Cutting different shapes and sizes to build a picture with colour and shading, which resembles brush strokes, developing a painting technique in a totally different style, their invention has created a huge interest in their work.
The sisters really enjoy breaking new ground and finding wider scopes and challenges for their designs, recently incorporating metal and other media into their art work has been a huge success.
Appearing in their own Gallery Watch T.V. programmes twice Solo Exhibitions Lucid Images and Windows of the soul which was aired on Foxtel they are in great demand. |
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