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SUMMARY:Elevation
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Grace Gladdish\n\n\n\nOpening Event :Friday 11 
 July 2025 @ 5:30pm – 7:30pm\n\n\n\nOpening Hours:10:00am – 4:00pm da
 ily\n\n\n\nElevation is an exhibition of works on paper by Grace Gladd
 ish\, exploring the alpine landscapes of Tasmania.\n\n\n\n“Elevation&n
 bsp\;includes my recent printmaking and works on paper\, exploring Tasma
 nia’s wild alpine landscapes.&nbsp\; I create complex linocuts and pai
 nt them with watercolour\, creating hybrids that straddle the discipline
 s of both painting and printmaking. I love the push and pull between the
  strong\, stark linocut and the subtleties of watercolour. I enjoy the w
 ay the oil-based ink and water-based paint both repel each other\, and w
 ork together to form an image. It seems to be resonant with the landscap
 e I am portraying and it’s a satisfying process that keeps me curious 
 to explore its possibilities.&nbsp\;\n\n\n\nAlpine landscapes have captu
 red my attention since moving to live on the foothills of kunanyi/Mt Wel
 lington. The wonder of an alpine environment so accessible to a capital 
 city\, like the one at the summit of kunanyi\, is one of the things that
  makes Hobart a special place to live. I am fascinated by the harshness 
 of the place – wild and untamed\; an unsafe environment where we would
  struggle to survive and yet close in proximity to our built environment
 . I find symbolism within the landscape that speaks to my own life and e
 xperience. Visually too\, it seems to endlessly fascinate me with its co
 lour\, texture and quality of light. Most make a pilgrimage to the top o
 f the mountain for the view of the land stretched out below. It is breat
 htaking! But I also love the landscape of the summit itself\; treeless a
 nd patch-worked by the boulders and plants that make their home in that 
 extreme environment.&nbsp\;\n\n\n\nI’ve recently begun cutting and tea
 ring up my lino prints which has as subversive feeling that I’ve enjoy
 ed. I’ve found these destructive forces to be invigorating and creativ
 e\, and a new series of collages has emerged. Cutting along ‘found’ 
 lines in the ripped elements and re-fitting pieces of separate prints to
  create entirely new imagined landscapes is a process akin to drawing. I
  love finding ways that the ripped pieces connect\, as if the landscape 
 itself is dictating the journey the lines travel. These connections have
  had me thinking about my own connections with both the landscape and th
 e people around me. The resulting collages can be seen as autobiographic
 al\, mapping paths both literal and poetic\, re-fitting parts of my life
  and making my own new connections.”–&nbsp\;Grace Gladdish\n\n\n\n\n
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250710
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250721
LOCATION:67 Salamanca Place
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