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| September 22, 2011 | ||
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Notices
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Offshore Residents
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WATERMARKS 24th and 25th September The bi-annual Watermarks Open Studios event is on! Catch a ferry to Scotland Island and the Western Foreshores of Pittwater on 24th and 25th of September to visit 50 unique artists and watch them in situ working across six studios and five art spaces. See celebrated painters, sculptors, printmakers, iconographers, ceramic and glass artists, jewelry –makers, writers and performing artists at work. Listen to artists’ talks. Acclaimed Painter Juliet Holmes á Court will speak at the community hall about her work, while on Sunday, Pittwater author Susan Duncan, famous for her poignant memoir Salvation Creek will be reading from her brand new first novel The Briny Café (released by Random House in early September) and signing copies. Enjoy live musical performances, demonstrations and workshops and exhilarating walks around the island to visit artists’ studios and art spaces. Taste tempting cakes, cappuccinos and savory delights from the stalls at Tennis Wharf. Buy an original piece of art. Park and Ride to avoid the hassle of parking at Church Point. $25 per adult and $15 per concession / child covers a return ferry ticket and bus from Pittwater High School plus all day parking. See website www.watermarks.net.au for artist biographies or to buy a ticket online. Call Anne Palmer on 0410574531 for more media information and to arrange interviews and photos.  Click
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WaterMarks artists Michelle Ball, Gloria Bohorquez, Cheryl Byers, Carole Corrie, Nick Creech, Jonathan Duhig, James Gardiner, Peggy Havukainen, Rouge Hoffman, Juliet Holmes à Court, June Lahm, Dimitri Lihachov, Annette Lodge, Jan Melville, Barry Macdonald, Heather Macorison, Hilary Macorison, Michelle McDonald, Andrew Mills, Hannah Paine, Anne Palmer, Kauri Palmer, Max Peet, Gwyn Perkins, Tracy Ponich, Joy Purvis, Ellie Shore, Jan Sindel-Hand, Paul Smith, Tracy Smith, Vanessa Snaith, Rick Tailby, Marion van den Driesschen, Jack Vaughan, David Wardman, Dianne Watts, Martin Williams, Anne Willman, Penelope Wise Watermark Transport Map Follow the PON 
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