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SUMMARY:Exhibition Opening: ‘Idyllic | Industrial’ Kym McDowell
DESCRIPTION:Opening event (Green Gallery): Sunday 15 November\, 10am-12pmExhibition runs: 11 November – 29 November 2026Weekend gallery hours: Sundays 10am–2pm Meet the Artist\n\n‘Idyllic | Industrial’ explores the Ratcliffe-on-Soar coal power station in the UK and its place in the landscape in the process of decommissioning and dismantling.\n\nWith its position alongside the intersection of the River Soar and the River Trent\, the power station is both contrasted and complemented by historic canals\, recoursed waterways\, bridges and locks. Once essential for transport at the height of the Industrial Revolution\, these objects are now seen as beautiful remnants of a romanticised past.\n\nThis juxtaposition raises questions about how time transforms our perception of these structures. Could the cooling towers\, too\, eventually become romantic relics of a bygone era also worthy of preservation?\n\nPresented as part of the Head On Photo Festival.\n\n(Pictured: Idyllic Industrial 7\, Kym McDowell)
URL:https://vicparkarts.org.au/event/exhibition-opening-idyllic-industrial-kym-mcdowell/
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SUMMARY:Closing Event and Award Presentation: ‘YODyssey’ The art of living well with Young Onset Dementia
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition runs: 30 October – 17 November 2026Opening event: Fri 30 October\, 5.30-7.30pmClosing event and award presentation: Sunday 15 November\, 2.00pm\n\nYODyssey gives artists who have Young Onset Dementia the opportunity to share and celebrate their artwork while they can still recognise and take pride in their creations\, and cherish the familiar faces of their family and friends.\n\nThe exhibition raises awareness of the growing prevalence of Young Onset Dementia and Dementia and acknowledges the contribution those afflicted by the condition still make to our community.\n\nThe feature artists for 2026 are Chris Carmichael and Paul Van Welie. The Robert Anson Perpetual Award will be presented at the closing event.\n\n(Pictured: ‘Remembrance’ Chris Carmichael)
URL:https://vicparkarts.org.au/event/exhibition-opening-yodyssey-the-art-of-living-well-with-young-onset-dementia/
LOCATION:Victoria Park Centre for the Arts (Main Gallery)\, 12 Kent Street\, East Victoria Park\, WA\, 6101\, Australia
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