Jackie Moss’s exhibition Coast Lines is at ArtSpace Wonthaggi until April 1. No matter what distracted her, Jackie Moss always found her way back to art.
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Jackie Moss’s exhibition Coast Lines is at ArtSpace Wonthaggi until April 1.
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 Arthur Nilsson. Photo: ArtSpace By Liane Arno
ARTHUR Nilsson turned up for this interview with his long fingers bearing evidence that they had recently been engaged in painting in readiness for his solo exhibition at ArtSpace. After a number of solo painting exhibitions, the current exhibition at Wonthaggi ArtSpace is titled Land and Sea. It’s inspired by the changing moods of nature and the grandeur of the Bass Coast, and also by his travels around the world.  After 25 years in the construction industry, Frank Schooneveldt revels in the freedom to create landscapes, on canvas and in real life.
 By Liane Arno
DEB Rielly is dying. She’s been told many times over the years to get her affairs in order. She’s refused every time. Until now. She has written a book entitled Just Because – the title chosen because there is no point in asking why one person gets cancer, and another doesn’t, why one survives, and another dies. It is – just because.  Regina Dudek collects the stuff discarded by less imaginative people and creates something wonderful. Report by Liane Arno
 Henry Moore sculpture, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Photo: Sheila Thomson John Mutsaers looks to another former mining area to see how art might transform Wonthaggi’s future.
 Cartoon by Natasha Williams-Novak Research shows that after 55 our emotional intelligence begins to decline. Liane Arno can believe it after a recent stint in hospital.
 Artist Safina Stewart speaks at the NAIDOC Week opening in Inverloch. A moving NAIDOC Week opening in Inverloch left Liane Arno feeling a welcome guest in this place.
 After turning her back on her scientific studies, author Robyn Arianrhod was lured back by some great men and women of science.
 In every Graeme Myrteza work, you will find the initials of his son Brett because it was Brett who drew him back to the world of painting.
 "07.02.09 Trauma" by Ray Dahlstrom Bron Dahlstrom has no doubt climate change was a factor in the 2009 bushfire that nearly killed her. ClimArt is part of her mission to spread understanding.
 The world of commercial photography has long been digital but Trevor Foon still enjoys the alchemy of film.
 W C Field and that nose A temporary disfigurement gives Liane Arno an inkling of what some people have to endure their whole lives.
 Filippa Buttitta with her portrait of artist Judy Cassab, a finalist in the 2015 Archibald Prize. An isolated childhood forged Filippa Buttita's pre-occupation with art.
 Mosaic skull by Heidi Rolfe A move from Calgary to Wonthaggi prompted a new creative burst for Heidi Rolfe.
 Circumstances prevented Maureen Loughran from pursuing her love of art. When she finally got the chance, she made up for lost time, reports Liane Arno.
 The Warrior. Mosaic by John French Landscape designer John French has found a new creative outlet in his intriguing mosaics.
 Family stories are no good if they aren’t told, and journalist Sandy Guy can show you how to do it.
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Liane ArnoLiane Arno has worked in lots of firms, finishing her corporate life as Head of HR for a top 100 company. She now does lots of volunteer work with her best mate/husband Matt and has worked in Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and ... the Bass Coast Shire. Archives
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