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“The Redemption of Colour”, Scott Chaseling, at Canberra Glassworks until April 11. Reviewed by
MEREDITH HINCHLIFFE.
SCOTT Chaseling is a respected elder in the Australian glass scene.
He has been a practising artist for many years and has exhibited widely in Australia and overseas. His practise includes blown glass objects and sculpture.
Chaseling believes that human lives have become monochrome and this exhibition, titled “The Redemption of Colour”, is an antidote to that lack of colour. He uses tubes of glass of pure rainbow colours that are stacked, and carefully arranged. Free-standing sculptures are held in unobtrusive steel frames.
Scott Chaseling, ‘Sanctuary,’ 2020, detail, glass, steel. Photo: Brenton McGeachie.
M16 Chair’s Prize, Amy Powell
M16 Artspace reopens to the public from noon on Friday (January 15) with the exhibition “Double Standard”, featuring works by Skye Jamieson, Adina West, Tom Buckland, Rowan McGinness, Bryan Foong, Patrick Larmour, Ruby Rossiter, Ellen Sleeman-Taylor and Belle Palmer, Phil Page and M16 chair’s prize winner Amy Powell.
Chutespace will feature works by Naomi Zouwer. At M16 Artspace, 21 Blaxland Crescent, Griffith, noon-5pm, Wednesday to Sunday, until January 31.
SHORTIS and Simpson’s shows at Contentious Character Winery on January 22 and 23 quickly booked out, so a third show has now been announced. At 810 Norton Road, Wamboin, 6.30pm for dinner at 7.15pm, on Thursday, January 21. Bookings here or via 6238 3830.