Colour Lab

Off Centre's June display features spectacular colour effects in contemporary ceramics and glass.  Cherie Nicholson's pit-fired ceramics reveal a spectrum of soft, natural hues, while Gay McKinnon's polished glass blocks and platters exploit both transparent, saturated colours and strong opaques.  The exhibition continues until Sunday 1st July.

Glass platter and game by Gay McKinnon

Glass blocks by Gay McKinnon

Pit fired vessel by Cherie Nicholson

Rebecca Roth

Rebecca Roth offers Tasmanian handmade resin jewellery, art and contemporary design products.

Working exclusively with resin, from her studio in Salamanca Arts Centre, Rebecca's pieces are handcrafted with passion and care.  Her designs reflect a raw beauty inspired by the Tasmanian environment.  She has commissioned pieces for visitors from across the globe and continues to design exclusive, one-off pieces for clients.  As her range has grown, so too has the reach of Rebecca's jewellery, now distributed locally, nationally and internationally

Rebecca's jewellery will be available in The Off Centre Micro gallery whilst her alcove shop is being renovated.

 

For more information please visit Rebecca's website at www.rebeccaroth.com.au.

New works by Yulia Szalay and Junita Stevens

Throughout May, check Off Centre's large gallery window for new works by Yulia Szalay and Junita Stevens.  Yulia's delicate, perforated and laminated works in Southern Ice porcelain contrast with Junita's' quirky, earthy and autumn-inspired ceramics.  The exhibition continues until 30th May.  Paintings and drawings by Patricia Turner-Smith can still be seen until 9th May.