SALA
SALA is the annual South Australian Living♥ Artist festival. Here are just a few examples of Kendrea’s artwork, exhibited in SALA exhibitions over the last seven years.
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Waves of History: sense of place
Historical records for the Lobethal Woollen Mill site begin around 1850, however, the area was a gathering place for the Peramangk peoples way before “history” began. “Waves of History” is a nod to a sense of place and community gathering that is counted in thousands and thousands of years, not hundreds. This post discusses another…
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SALA 2021 Exhibition
SALA 2021 was a bit different for me, with happenstance making an appearance and rearranging the mindful space reserved for planning. The only constants were the paintings, their purpose and theory of place. >Click images below for links to artist statements Venue? My 2021 SALA venues fell through due to COVID restrictions and lockdowns, so…
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Remnant Regrowth
South Australia may be COVID-19 free, for now, but we are not pain free. Memories of bushfires still haunt many and efforts of recovery still weigh heavily.
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Mill Studies: SALA
Place Matters: studying ‘place’ throughout time aids belonging and furthers the understanding of the assumptions that drench us. It feeds a love of culture, architectural design, artistic expression and mostly, the people of that time.
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The Mill at Noon
It’s the midday light in this panoramic fisheye view of Building 21 that emphasizes the architectural beauty and vivid colours of the Lobethal Woollen Mill buildings.
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Listening to silent women
Hear Me is dedicated to the anonymous women who cannot speak out about sexual harassment—inspired by TIME Magazine’s Person of The Year: the ‘Silence Breakers’.
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Building 16 – Lobethal Woollen Mill
It has always been about the people and the community – that’s what makes it a welcoming home.
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Encounterpane – SALA 2016
A counterpane on canvas incorporating print work with loom items from the Onkaparinga Woollen Mill. TO FIND: 9 yarn cone circles and 15 Northrop Loom Dropper Drives
