Joel Lambeth Exhibition 16th January

JOEL LAMBETH
EXHIBITION 16th January ~ 6th February

Joels' artwork was so popular in the last group exhibition at Yindela, we gave him the whole cafe to fill for this exhibition.
He comes to us hot off from Paste Modernism Exhibition at the hugely successful Outpost Project street art festival at Cockatoo Island late last year.
Personally I adore collage, but his work is in a complete class of it's own and really is a must see experience.



To read and see more of Joel's work go to www.joellambeth.com
but DO come to Yindela to check it out!
2 Yindela Street, Davidson

aboutWhen he was a child, the first words that Joel Lambeth ever spoke were Mum, Dad, and then Coke. The images that have been produced in film, television, magazines and other forms of advertising mass media in the later part of the 20th century are not only his artistic tradition, but also his cultural heritage.
His collage works sample images from the maelstrom of popular culture, remixing them and recontextualising them in order to infuse them with personal meaning and describe intimate narratives.
He has taken this bombardment of advertising ballyhoo and blended it with inspiration derived from the photomontage of Russian Constructivism and German Dada, to create work that is on one hand an autobiographical chronicle of his experiences, but that also serves as social commentary and cultural observation.

NEW YEAR new art!

Stay tuned everyone as a new selection of local artists present their art!
Hanging a new exhibition today

Opening Night THIS THURSDAY ~ ALL Welcome

"Where Land Meets Sea"
OPENING NIGHT ~ YOU ARE INVITED!

Ever wanted to go to a Gallery Opening Night but a bit shy?
Come to Yindela Cafe! Our Opening Nights are casual, friendly, free and interesting.
Wine, fingerfood, mingling. Meet the artists & the locals.
 THIS Thursday 13th OCTOBER 7 - 9pm "Where Land Meets Sea"
2 Yindela Street Davidson. (Frenchs Forest area, Sydney)
PETE CHRISTIE  &  Cheralyn Darcey

Current Exhibition ~ CADE TURNER

The Art Space at Yindela Street Cafe has taken over the entire shop! Every wall is now fitted out with a gallery hanging system and the natural light and great company is making this a beautiful place to enjoy Fair Trade awesome coffee surrounded by great art.
For the next two weeks....We are THRILLED to showcase the work of this incredibly talented artist. Cade paints with his camera. Film, not digital and there is no Photoshop. You really need to come into Yindela to EXPERIENCE his work. No surprise, Cade is off to New York in November for his first exhibition there.

CADE TURNER
showing now at Yindela until 12th October 2011
ARTISTS STATEMENT
I have always been fascinated with discovering the mystery contained within the raw elements of a scene its light, colour and movement. I am particularly inspired by the Great Impressionists for their sense of visual freedom, breaking traditional techniques and conventions which enabled them to capture impressions of light, colour and movement that had never been seen before.
I love challenging traditional photography and continually blurring the line between what we consider to be art, and what is considered photography. I enjoy breaking the rules, using the camera freely as my paintbrush to paint my works with light.
On location, I search for first impressions that catch my eye and work with the raw elements to develop my story. Sometimes this involves only slight alterations to what the eye naturally sees. Sometimes it involves completely decontextualising the original scene, and working with specific elements to break through into a completely new visual dimension.

October ~ What's On

Yindela Street Cafe is now ALL Gallery!  All walls now feature the artworks of our exhibitions.
Come in and see what your local artists are up to.
Monday night is Workshop night at Yindela. At present we are continuing with our Zentangle Drawing Workshops (the EASIEST art workshop you will ever experience ~ wonderful results). Our popular Tarot Workshops  feature once a month and the opportunity to meet like minded interested tarot people is proving to be as much fun as the class. ALL Yindela Workshops are completely stand alone & Cafe is closed during workshops so it's nice and quiet.

You don't have to sign up for long courses, you pay as you go, nearly everything is included.
affordable ~ fun ~ friendly ~ easy

For indepth Workshop and Class information go to www.cheralyndarcey.com/WS
"Where Land Meets Sea" OPENING NIGHT ~ YOU ARE INVITED!
Ever wanted to go to a Gallery Opening Night but a bit shy?
Come to Yindela Cafe! Our Opening Nights are casual, friendly, free and interesting.
Wine, fingerfood, mingling. Meet the artists & the locals.
NEXT OPENING NIGHT: Thursday 13th OCTOBER 7 - 9pm "Where Land Meets Sea"

South Curl Curl SLSC Nude Mums Calendar Sneek PeeK!

Sneek Peek of South Curl Curl Surf Lifesaving Club Nude Mums Calendar 2012.
All proceeds of calendar sales go to surf rescue equipment for this summer season.
Calendars on sale at the Cafe.
Exhibition starts Monday 17th October

OPENING NIGHT TONIGHT

"Annemarie Whiley" 28th July - 11th August
OPENING NIGHT THURSDAY 28th AUGUST 7 - 9pm
Opening nights in the warm, friendly Yindela, in the heart of the Forest are wonderful! I'm working with so many talented local artists at present with amazing artworks and visions. What excites me is unearthing these gems and getting their work 'out there' Annemaire Whiley opens her very first solo exhibition after being a popular artist in the current "Local Birds" group show at Yindela. "Annemarie Whiley" 28th July - 11th August
I hope you enjoy this display of my paintings. This is the first public display of my art and I’m very happy to be able to share it with you.

I love the opportunity that art gives me for self expression. I studied art in high school and have since also enjoyed studying photography and musical theatre. My style has developed especially over the last 5 years since being able to be at home with my two young children. Painting with acrylics on canvas is my main medium while I also experiment with pastels on paper and I have always sketched with pen and pencil as well.

In my paintings I aim to achieve a true realisation of what I have absorbed around me. I like to express this as freely as I can by using a mixture of brush and finger painting techniques.

Living on the edge of Garigal National Park with my husband and two young sons has greatly inspired my painting. I have the amazing energy of my family and the beautiful surroundings of native birds, trees and magical sunsets.

I also enjoy painting personal artworks for people for their homes, as I have for some of my friends and their children. It is one of my favourite gifts to give.