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“It Came From the Harbor” CCD Art Project – Supporting Images

Oyster blenny on jetty pile, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)

In 2018 a concept for a Community Cultural Development project was developed by the Port Adelaide Artists Forum, in collaboration with professional artists from SpinFX AustrAliA (Bob Daly and Kalyna Micenko) and Force of Nature (Dan Monceaux and Emma Monceaux). The images represent past works of all involved parties and have been compiled as support materials to accompany a grant application for the project.

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Silk tree chandeliers on tour demonstrate winch-up rigging in action (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Silk tree chandeliers on tour demonstrate winch-up rigging in action (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Bob Daly conducts an applique workshop with primary school students (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Bob Daly conducts an applique workshop with primary school students (SpinFX AustrAliA)
INterior view of a walk-in inflatable songbird showing appliqued panels (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Interior view of a walk-in inflatable songbird showing appliqued panels (SpinFX AustrAliA)
School students create Kudlyo, the inflatable swan (SpinFX AustrAliA)
School students create Kudlyo, the inflatable swan (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Kudlyo, the walk-in scale inflatable swan (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Kudlyo, the walk-in scale inflatable swan (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Community members sew the inflatable whale Kondoli (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Community members sew the inflatable whale Kondoli (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Hand painted silken waves act as wind-socks and flap in the breeze (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Hand painted silken waves act as wind-socks and flap in the breeze (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Example of installed artwork hanging from the ceiling in Gallery Yampu, Port Adelaide (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Example of installed artwork hanging from the ceiling in Gallery Yampu, Port Adelaide (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Bob Daly facilitating a papier mache community workshop (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Bob Daly facilitating a papier mache community workshop (SpinFX AustrAliA)
Emma & Dan Monceaux, citizen scientists, nature photographers and artists (Force of Nature)
Emma & Dan Monceaux, citizen scientists, nature photographers and artists (Force of Nature)
Christmas Tree Hydroid, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Christmas Tree Hydroid, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Colonial ascidians on jetty pile, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Colonial ascidians on jetty pile, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Crab on jetty pile, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Crab on jetty pile, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Godiva nudibranch, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Godiva nudibranch, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Myxicola fanworm, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Myxicola fanworm, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Oyster blenny on jetty pile, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Oyster blenny on jetty pile, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Rock pool shrimp, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Rock pool shrimp, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Bryozoans on jetty pile, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Bryozoans on jetty pile, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Tiny hermit crab, Port River - Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
Tiny hermit crab, Port River – Dan Monceaux (Force of Nature)
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Call for entries: Underwater South Australia photography exhibition

Ceratosoma brevicaudatum, Brighton Jetty SA - Dan Monceaux

DEADLINE EXTENDED to 20 AUGUST 2018 & VENUE CONFIRMED

Nature photographers and artists Dan and Emma Monceaux (Force of Nature) are seeking submissions of existing photographic works showcasing underwater South Australia. Submissions will be considered for a forthcoming group exhibition intended to celebrate the state’s spectacular marine and aquatic biodiversity.

 

The exhibition will feature roughly 20 works from a dozen or more contributors, and will be hung in the Auditorium Gallery at the City of West Torrens Civic Centre, on Hamra Ave, Hilton. The opening celebration will occur on the 27th of September 2018, with a guest speaker to be confirmed. The exhibition will end on October 11, 2018.

 

Interested photographers of all experience levels are invited to provide a selection of up to 6 photographic works for the curators’ consideration.

 

Submissions will be considered on their own merits and collectively against the exhibition’s objectives. They should reflect diversity of subjects (both common and rare), locations and artistic and technical merit. All images must have been captured or recorded in South Australian waters (marine or fresh).

 

It is hoped that the exhibition will serve as a celebration for those already exploring and photographing South Australia underwater, while introducing the wider public to the many destinations and subjects that make snorkeling and diving here such a pleasure.

 

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Submissions close midnight 20 August 2018.

 

How to enter

 

Send an email with “Underwater South Australia” in the subject line to Dan Monceaux at dan@danimations.com.au . Your email should contain the following:

 

• Up to 6 low-resolution preview images or viewing links
• Names of image locations and subjects (if known)

 

If you already have professional prints of your submitted works ready to hang, please include relevant details for each work:

 

• dimensions (width and height)
• weight
• type of frame or mount

 

If your image is short-listed and is not yet ready to hang, you will receive a follow-up email requesting a full resolution copy of your file. The curators will be making arrangements to have the remaining works professionally printed.

 

Does it cost anything?

 

There is no entry fee to submit work for the consideration this group exhibition. It is expected however, that artists will bear the cost of professional printing and framing of their works and that a standard will be set. The curators will be consulting with professional printers and framers to offer selected artists a package that delivers a balance of print quality, image size and professional presentation.