Winter news | July 2024

Birdie by Anne Masters

This time I thought I’d let readers know about my recent public art commission for a hotel in Sydney, Australia. I have lovely supporters who have bought my birds and these ones are particularly special as they required 3 and 1/2 months from concept, research through to making 22 birds to reside in a new space. As you can see below, the photo shows a set of birds flying in (left) and flying out (right). If you happen to live (or visit) Sydney head to Novotel City Centre in York Street to see them in person. There is a lovely restaurant aptly named Birdie Bar & Brasserie that has just been launched.

Images | Main | Birdie photographed by Andrew Sikorski from Art Atelier; Middle | main foyer where Birdie has been displayed at Novotel City Centre, photographed by Frances Mocnik; Bottom | Birdie inspired by Birdie Bar & Brasserie located within the hotel, photographed by Frances Mocnik.

I’d love to see the Birdie book!

Just landed!

I have made three new birds from my continued *precious birds* series. They are ready to fly to a new home you can find out more here. Photo by Mel Hill Photo.

I'd love to see your website AM PM Ceramics

Art in Miniature (AIM)
I'm thrilled to be asked to open another Art in Miniature show. This year, AIM will exhibit at Raglan Gallery and Cultural Centre located in the snowy town of Cooma. AIM was conceived by Jan Vincent and Margaret Brice both local Canberra artists and this year it's members will celebrate their 24th annual show in 2024! I'm looking forward to seeing 106 artworks on display and catching up with the members to talk all things fabulous about art, friendships and the challenge of creating smaller than small!

CLOSED 15 -21 July | A little holiday

I’ll be closed 15 to 21 July inclusive
to have a little break. I’ve booked a cute little stay in Cremorne, Sydney and looking forward to reading art + crime books, walking and hopefully some sun and warmth!
Thanks for your understanding, Anne
Photo | Anne Masters

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