Showing in September

September 3-25 (Woods St Gallery)
TBA
Joy Enever
The diversity and colour in the landscape and natural environment has been a great source of inspiration to this artist. Just as changes occur in the environment and surrounding landscape her style & medium have varied over time, with colour being the continuum. Joy will present a selection of works completed since she arrived in Darwin in 2003.
TBA
Joy Enever
The diversity and colour in the landscape and natural environment has been a great source of inspiration to this artist. Just as changes occur in the environment and surrounding landscape her style & medium have varied over time, with colour being the continuum. Joy will present a selection of works completed since she arrived in Darwin in 2003.

September 3-25 (DEAF Space)
The Pandanus Project
Adrienne Kneebone (Facilitator)
The Pandanus Project
Adrienne Kneebone (Facilitator)
Showing in October

October 1-23 (Woods St Gallery)
Bruno and the Beast of Burden
Katie Saunders
Bruno the strong man and the Beast of Burden come together to share the load and carry the weight surrounding the Armenian question whether they can achieve world peace is yet to be seen, but while the Beast bears the weight of history Bruno just might be able to give it the strength to go on.
Bruno and the Beast of Burden
Katie Saunders
Bruno the strong man and the Beast of Burden come together to share the load and carry the weight surrounding the Armenian question whether they can achieve world peace is yet to be seen, but while the Beast bears the weight of history Bruno just might be able to give it the strength to go on.

October 1-23 (DEAF Space)
Leaf Litter
Dawn Beasley
The intention with this body of work is to contrast man made litter against nature’s own discarded leaf litter’ through the combination of found and man-made items against painted and drawn natural forms. On the surface this work is a response to the issue of litter and the impact of waste on the environment, but on another level it intends to symbolize contemporary Australian culture.
Leaf Litter
Dawn Beasley
The intention with this body of work is to contrast man made litter against nature’s own discarded leaf litter’ through the combination of found and man-made items against painted and drawn natural forms. On the surface this work is a response to the issue of litter and the impact of waste on the environment, but on another level it intends to symbolize contemporary Australian culture.
Permanent

Arts NT Wall
DVAA manages a monthly display of artwork by members at the Arts NT office foyer.
DVAA manages a monthly display of artwork by members at the Arts NT office foyer.
Proposal information
We are very interested in hearing from artists who would like to use the gallery space or the Frogs Hollow grounds for one off events and performances.
Detailed information on submitting a proposal can be downloaded here:
* Detailed Proposal Information Sheet
* Woods Steet Gallery Floorplan
* DEAF Space Floorplan.
In your proposal, please submit:
* a description of your intended show;
* 5 images (10 for group) of the work if already created, or images relevant to your ideas (preferably on CD);
* a one page CV (per artist);
* dates you would like to exhibit.
Selection Criteria
* Preference is given to DVAA members.
* Preference is given to young or emerging artists.
* Exhibitions should have a sound conceptual basis.
* Work should demonstrate originality, innovation and have strong artistic merit.
* The gallery responds to community needs and supports community based exhibitions by artists and non-artists that have a sound conceptual basis.
* Experimental works are encouraged.
* Works in progress are considered.
Exhibition Responsibilities and Costs
To be discussed with the Administrator if your proposal has been accepted.
Opening nights
Exhibition opening nights at the Woods St Gallery are lively events. DVAA has bar and refreshment facilities and the verandah provides a sheltered entertainment area for the gallery. Frangipani, banyan and rainbow cassia trees create a tropical Darwin garden environment.
