65 Artist stalls will offer for sale the creative work of 59 South Australian Artist from across metropolitan Adelaide and country regions as far away as Port Lincoln! And what is equally exciting is that all these artists will be there for you to buy from and talk with about their art work.
Art at The Hart can certainly claim to be the only and unique annual SA market that features only the work of SA based creative artists.
The 2009 Art at The Hart Artists are:
Marijana Mussell, John & Jen Nielsen, Carl Kuerschner, The Stitchin' Sisters' charity quilters, Asa Wassberg, Jo Deeming, Leanne Walker, Tag Signs, Peter O’Dwyer, Jill Foster, Raelene Barltrop, Port Community Arts Centre, John Ford, Julie Frahm, Uta Mooney, Locrian Records, Jane Burbidge, Mark Lobert - Edgewater Gallery, Alison Smiles, Nadja S Gustafson, Shirley Shaw, Lorraine Allan, Nikki Carabetta, Steven Glass, Caroline Alexander, Shirley Jones, Chris Egerton, Jaqueline Barmentloo, John Lea, Isingyah Temple, Margie Hann-Syme, Vicki Markwell, Nancy Forrester, Lara Torr, Jesse Price, Simon Mills, Lorraine & Terry Marter - mARTerdom gallery, Mandi Clarke , Suzie Lockery, Sonja Clark, Dick French, Barry & Jeanette Pollard, Mikayla Ziesing, Helen Kuster, Vickii Myhre, Heather James, Ky Alecto, Glen Shuttleworth, Port Lincoln Civic Hall Gallery Shop Artists , Henry Pamula, Sarah Rothe, Alison Arnold, Wicked Willy’s Wicks, Kangaroo Island Gourmet Foods, Eleanor James - Smoke & Mirrors Designs, Danica Gacesa McLean, Samantha Jeffries, Art Venturous, Nataliya Kovalchuk, Paulina Toro – Raw Life!, Blazing Phoenix Fire Dancers, Peter Brazier, Sarah-Jane Cooke, Basketry SA.
The Artists range from the well known and professional such as Sarah Rothe (titanium jewellery), recent Award winning such as Danica Gacesa McLean (photography), established artists such as Simon Mills (Port Landscapes) & John Ford (Marine Art) to young emerging artists such as Isingyah Temple (Watercolours) and Lara Torr (Screen & lino prints).
A number of Artists are using recycled materials such as Nancy Forrester, Dick French and John & Jen Nielsen along with wood art from Henry Pamula and Peter Brazier.
High quality community groups such as Stichin' Sister and Basketry SA are highlights along with several artist collectives and groups such as from Port Lincoln and the Port Community Art Centre.
Ceramics and mosaics, wearable art, leather bags, glass works, and a range of jewellery all contribute to a rich and varied Artists Market where you are sure to find ‘that special gift or unique Christmas present’!
However Art at The Hart is also more than just a market – it is also a 2 day FREE event held in the beautiful and relaxing setting of The Port River waterfront near the historic Harts Mill at the end of Mundy Street, Port Adelaide – from 11am – 6pm on Sat & Sun, December 5th and 6th, 2009.
A fUN AND CREATIVE PLACE TO BE - 'Art at the Hart is all about creativity'
In keeping with this theme is a new feature for 2009 - 'The Creative Space'
This is an area where artists will be creating work during the market – and those attending are invited to contribute to this.
Annalise Rees will be creating an installation titled ‘Cardboard Cargo: Port Adelaide’ Using recycled cardboard boxes, paper and drawings a 3 dimensional drawing of The Port River waterfront will be created.
Sandy Elverd, award winning natural fabric artist, will be creating painted market style umbrellas to add to the Umbrellafest collection already on show at the market.
Leigh Corrigan & Lawrence Wilkes will create ‘Sift’ – a sand art work inspired by the rich diversity of flora and fauna in and around Port Adelaide.
Blazing Phoenix Fire Artists will be doing hands-on workshops on how to use their apparatus called ‘Poi’ so you can try the basic techniques – but don’t worry parents it will be without the fire!
Face The Art facepainters will be there, along with a number of the artist stallholders who will be demonstrating art forms such as mosaics, wood turning, watercolour painting, quilting and weaving.
ENTERTAINMENT
Art at The Hart is held in conjunction with the atmospheric Celtica Festival which celebrates the variety and rich celtic cultural traditions. Celtica offers a mainstage program of top interstate and SA bands & performers, dance workshops, language and musical instrument sessions.
A new development for 2009 in conjunction with Art at The Hart is ‘Celtica Acoustic’ a relaxing performance area at one end of the artists market where you can here solo and duo performers, small groups and unaccompanied choirs while enjoying great coffee and dips, bush tucker ice cream and look out over the beautiful Port River at the same time!
Which leads to the all important aspect of food and refreshments…
GREAT FOOD, COFFEES AND REFRESHMENTS
Audience surveys have shown that individuals and families come to Art at The Hart for a day’s outing. So a range of quality food and refreshments is all important.
This year there will be a range of food tastes: Turkish, Italian, Kettle Corn, Pancakes, savoury platters, Kransky Dogs, Natural flavour Gelati, great coffee and teas. Completing this food court area is a bar service.
Tables and chairs provide a relaxed outdoor setting in which to enjoy food and drink, and located near the Celtica Mainstage & Celtiica Acoustic areas you can enjoy the excellent music performances at the same time.
And of course there is an ever popular sausage sizzle at the Celtica Acoustic end of the market.
Robert Petchell
Event Coordinator
Art at Hart
21 Commercial Road
Port Adelaide SA 5015
Ph: 0402 429 197
Email: petchell.robert@lmc.sa.gov.au
The 2009 Art at The Hart Artists are:
Marijana Mussell, John & Jen Nielsen, Carl Kuerschner, The Stitchin' Sisters' charity quilters, Asa Wassberg, Jo Deeming, Leanne Walker, Tag Signs, Peter O’Dwyer, Jill Foster, Raelene Barltrop, Port Community Arts Centre, John Ford, Julie Frahm, Uta Mooney, Locrian Records, Jane Burbidge, Mark Lobert - Edgewater Gallery, Alison Smiles, Nadja S Gustafson, Shirley Shaw, Lorraine Allan, Nikki Carabetta, Steven Glass, Caroline Alexander, Shirley Jones, Chris Egerton, Jaqueline Barmentloo, John Lea, Isingyah Temple, Margie Hann-Syme, Vicki Markwell, Nancy Forrester, Lara Torr, Jesse Price, Simon Mills, Lorraine & Terry Marter - mARTerdom gallery, Mandi Clarke , Suzie Lockery, Sonja Clark, Dick French, Barry & Jeanette Pollard, Mikayla Ziesing, Helen Kuster, Vickii Myhre, Heather James, Ky Alecto, Glen Shuttleworth, Port Lincoln Civic Hall Gallery Shop Artists , Henry Pamula, Sarah Rothe, Alison Arnold, Wicked Willy’s Wicks, Kangaroo Island Gourmet Foods, Eleanor James - Smoke & Mirrors Designs, Danica Gacesa McLean, Samantha Jeffries, Art Venturous, Nataliya Kovalchuk, Paulina Toro – Raw Life!, Blazing Phoenix Fire Dancers, Peter Brazier, Sarah-Jane Cooke, Basketry SA.
The Artists range from the well known and professional such as Sarah Rothe (titanium jewellery), recent Award winning such as Danica Gacesa McLean (photography), established artists such as Simon Mills (Port Landscapes) & John Ford (Marine Art) to young emerging artists such as Isingyah Temple (Watercolours) and Lara Torr (Screen & lino prints).
A number of Artists are using recycled materials such as Nancy Forrester, Dick French and John & Jen Nielsen along with wood art from Henry Pamula and Peter Brazier.
High quality community groups such as Stichin' Sister and Basketry SA are highlights along with several artist collectives and groups such as from Port Lincoln and the Port Community Art Centre.
Ceramics and mosaics, wearable art, leather bags, glass works, and a range of jewellery all contribute to a rich and varied Artists Market where you are sure to find ‘that special gift or unique Christmas present’!
However Art at The Hart is also more than just a market – it is also a 2 day FREE event held in the beautiful and relaxing setting of The Port River waterfront near the historic Harts Mill at the end of Mundy Street, Port Adelaide – from 11am – 6pm on Sat & Sun, December 5th and 6th, 2009.
A fUN AND CREATIVE PLACE TO BE - 'Art at the Hart is all about creativity'
In keeping with this theme is a new feature for 2009 - 'The Creative Space'
This is an area where artists will be creating work during the market – and those attending are invited to contribute to this.
Annalise Rees will be creating an installation titled ‘Cardboard Cargo: Port Adelaide’ Using recycled cardboard boxes, paper and drawings a 3 dimensional drawing of The Port River waterfront will be created.
Sandy Elverd, award winning natural fabric artist, will be creating painted market style umbrellas to add to the Umbrellafest collection already on show at the market.
Leigh Corrigan & Lawrence Wilkes will create ‘Sift’ – a sand art work inspired by the rich diversity of flora and fauna in and around Port Adelaide.
Blazing Phoenix Fire Artists will be doing hands-on workshops on how to use their apparatus called ‘Poi’ so you can try the basic techniques – but don’t worry parents it will be without the fire!
Face The Art facepainters will be there, along with a number of the artist stallholders who will be demonstrating art forms such as mosaics, wood turning, watercolour painting, quilting and weaving.
ENTERTAINMENT
Art at The Hart is held in conjunction with the atmospheric Celtica Festival which celebrates the variety and rich celtic cultural traditions. Celtica offers a mainstage program of top interstate and SA bands & performers, dance workshops, language and musical instrument sessions.
A new development for 2009 in conjunction with Art at The Hart is ‘Celtica Acoustic’ a relaxing performance area at one end of the artists market where you can here solo and duo performers, small groups and unaccompanied choirs while enjoying great coffee and dips, bush tucker ice cream and look out over the beautiful Port River at the same time!
Which leads to the all important aspect of food and refreshments…
GREAT FOOD, COFFEES AND REFRESHMENTS
Audience surveys have shown that individuals and families come to Art at The Hart for a day’s outing. So a range of quality food and refreshments is all important.
This year there will be a range of food tastes: Turkish, Italian, Kettle Corn, Pancakes, savoury platters, Kransky Dogs, Natural flavour Gelati, great coffee and teas. Completing this food court area is a bar service.
Tables and chairs provide a relaxed outdoor setting in which to enjoy food and drink, and located near the Celtica Mainstage & Celtiica Acoustic areas you can enjoy the excellent music performances at the same time.
And of course there is an ever popular sausage sizzle at the Celtica Acoustic end of the market.
Robert Petchell
Event Coordinator
Art at Hart
21 Commercial Road
Port Adelaide SA 5015
Ph: 0402 429 197
Email: petchell.robert@lmc.sa.gov.au
