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Terri Trivett is a California born, Australian artist who has been living, surfing and ocean swimming in Noosa for the last 24 years.

Living in the Noosa hinterland aligns with her favoured themes of horses, the ocean, and shared adventures in the natural environment. Terri works in charcoal, watercolour, and oils; her style may be described as interpretive realism.

EMAIL:terri@territrivett-art.com.au

INSTAGRAM: @territrivett.art

FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/territrivett.art

WEBSITE : www.territrivett-art.com/

All proceeds will go to the The Board Meeting Charity and The Surfrider Foundation.

SPONSORED BY

Kerry Mulgrew

Kerry Mulgrew is an Australian photographer, based on the picturesque Sunshine Coast.

Living in the small community of Coolum Beach provides ample opportunity to capture the raw beauty of the coastal edges and hinterland. Fascinated by surf culture since early childhood holidays at Kirra Beach on the Gold Coast, turning to beach landscape and surf photography was a natural progression when moving back to the Sunshine Coast in 2007. In 2013 Kerry completed a Certiﬁcate IV in Creative Photography and began her professional photographic career.

Email: : kezign@bigpond.com
Wesite: www.kezign.com.au
FaceBook: www.facebook.com/Kezign
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Kezign

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Suzanne Riley

Suzanne Riley artist has worked with various mediums over her career. With a hiatus of 10 years, 2019 saw her burst back onto the Art Scene. Her most recent series featuring at the Noosa Festival of Art, Open Studios Sunshine Coast and various other venues.

Her current original series beautifully reflects the minimalist, stripped back year that was 2020 incorporating the high volume of impact that it has left in its wake. The gestural marks are so simple but convey so much.

She is currently working with inks creating minimal lines to conjure maximum emotion and movement.

Elements of her dynamic surf series of 2020 and 2021 will be exhibited and for sale at the Noosa Festival of SurfArt.

Email: : suzanne.riley@bigpond.com

FaceBook: Suzanne-Riley-Art

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Angela van Boxtel

Angela van Boxtel is a Dutch, (Noosa based) Eco Artist & Designer cleverly reusing waste materials and transforming them into sculptures, fashion, design & art pieces. Mostly focusing around the issue of plastic pollution in our oceans.

She has crocheted over 10.000 plastic bags into her work. Her ‘Teeny Greeny Plastic Bag Bikini’ has been acquired by the Manly Art Gallery & Museum historic fashion collection.

Her work opens up discussions about our environment and our behaviors within. She also creatively transforms broken surfboards into art pieces; her colorful surf chalkboards have been featured at many art, cultural, environmental & surf events.

Surfboards are made of Styrofoam – once broken they end up in landfill. We can enjoy the ocean but have a responsibility towards it. Away is not away, let’s talk, let’s care, let’s leave a legacy of a responsible surfing culture.

Van Boxtel is the founder of Waste to Design – encouraging our businesses and communities to rethink waste as a resource and creating a future of a circular economy.

Email: : waste2design@gmail.com
Website: www.wastetodesign.com

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Jaime Kiss

Jaime Kiss is an international graphic artist.

With a graphic design background, he is fanatical about craft and design with a passion for paper sculptures and stop-frame animation.

Jaime studied graphic design and art direction (branding, typography, printing, packaging, editorial, publishing and advertising) in Sao Paulo, Brazil and at the University of Arts London (fine arts, drawing and mix media printmaking). He has over 25 years of experience working in Brazil, UK, Europe and Australia.

He creates distinctive, vibrant and colourful sculptures, paper collages, illustrations and animation inspired by human connection, nature and playing with the concept of repetition. The connection paper has to childhood resonates with Jaime in the sense of being able to elicit a freedom and playfulness, enacted by creating beautiful paper sculptures.

His work exudes authenticity and he believes sculptures have the natural power of occupying its own space in our reality.

Email: jaimekiss@me.com

Website: jaimekiss.com

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Kevin Dick

Kevin Dick has been a master craftsman boat builder with more than 50 years experience in designing and building high quality powered boats with a reputation for quality throughout Australia. In recent years he has turned his focus and skills to sculpture,creating amazing original pieces with maritime and indigenous themes. Using timber,fibreglass and stainless steel, Kevin draws on a range of materials to create his unique artworks. Just like his boats, his sculptures are of incredible quality and refreshingly new.

Email : kellick1@icloud.com
Website: kellickmarineconcepts.com.au

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Tim Noles

I have always felt drawn to the creative arts from an early school age, as it allows me to reflect on and define my emotions, my thoughts and my passions. This passion flourished 17 years ago while travelling Australia where I saw so many diverse and ever-changing landscapes, coastlines and people.

I spent the last 10 years working throughout the Kimberley, Regional SA and NT giving a helping hand to Aboriginal people on the land of beauty and such indigenous history and this allowed me the time to absorb this dynamic environment and understand the encroaching nature. This has inspired the creation of art pieces that express my very personal beliefs and emotions, whether seascapes, landscapes or the people of Australia I am sharing something very personal through my work.

“I now live on the beautiful and scenic Sunshine Coast, an area which has provided me with so much creativity and a never-ending thirst for life. A place of ever-changing landscapes, from the roaring ocean to the peaceful hinterland. With a soul full of passion for creating, I now see life in everything. My dream, my hope, my goal is to show this to you whether it be an original piece or a limited edition print on a number of different media, to be a constant reminder that sits in your living room, boardroom and other public spaces revealing to you the beauty outside and each piece of art also has a written story that goes with it, so you can therefore enjoy and dream of the wonders, of the soul of this living land whether or whether not you have visit the particular areas.

Email : tim@training4business.com.au
Website: www.alifeoncanvas.com.au

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Shirley Heapy

Creating, carving and designing unique: One of a kind Glass and Wood
Sculptures..

All pieces are inspired by the natural colours, shapes and textures found in the beauty of the sea. I select unique wood colours with patterned grain features and incorporate the natural live edges of the timber for a individual and unique design, then integrate a splash of colour by hand cutting each individual piece of glass to add to my designs reﬂecting the connection with the sea.

Email : shbribie@yahoo.com.au
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shbribie/

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Lizzie Connor

I am a professional Artist and Art Tutor with approximately 30 years experience as both.

Originally from Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, I have lived in many places around Australia and I now live at Mudjimba Beach, on the Sunshine Coast. I have won many awards in South East Queensland, and to date have held approximately 24 solo exhibitions and a number of joint exhibitions.

My art tutoring has taken me to many places including the Greek Islands, Norfolk Island and a regular annual week of drawing and painting in Fiji, as well as working and completing residencies interstate.

My works are created from the natural world and particularly the ocean and beach environment where I have spent all my life, and I have spent many years creating methods that now have become instinct. Different trends come and go, and I hope my work will stand the test of time and remain as relevant to it’s source as the day it was created.

Email : lizzart54@hotmail.com
FaceBook: lizzie connor art studio

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Garry Birdsall

Garry Birdsall, was born in Sydney where surfing is a national pastime. He spent all of his leisure time as a youth on the beaches of Sydney.

He was one of the pioneers of Malibu surfboard riding and has participated in numerous Australian and world surfing events. He was the first artist in Australia to do airbrushed paintings on surfboards. Today Garry paints in his Sydney studio. He uses a variety of mixed media but favours the technique used in Noosa Festival which is a combination of opaque and translucent watercolours.

Noosa Heads National Park After a Cyclone 1964

From the Surfing in the 1960s Series by Garry Birdsall

In the 1960’s most of Queensland was still a wild frontier of bush, beaches and dirt roads. With the coming of mass car ownership most people could now access the areas beyond their towns and many headed for Noosa’s surf beaches.

In 1964 a series of tropical cyclones flooded these ancient lands as wind, rain and storm surges beat down on the coastline, wreaking havoc and massive destruction. As the cyclones diminished everyone breathed sighs of relief that the worst was over. But the cyclones aftermath offered a silver lining to surfers, epic storm swells pumping in to Noosa Heads National Park.

This amazing surfing utopia is captured in my painting. I was lucky enough to have surfed Noosa National Park back then. But this particular painting was inspired by my mate, Mal Sutherland’s classic photograph taken at Noosa National Park after a cyclone back in 1964. Contact photographer: msut@bigpond.com

Email : Garry Birdsall
Website: www.surfart.com.au

Terri Trivett is a California born, Australian artist who has been living, surfing and ocean swimming in Noosa for the last 24 years.

Living in the Noosa hinterland aligns with her favoured themes of horses, the ocean, and shared adventures in the natural environment. Terri works in charcoal, watercolour, and oils; her style may be described as interpretive realism.

SPONSORED BY

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Suzanne Riley artist has worked with various mediums over her career. With a hiatus of 10 years, 2019 saw her burst back onto the Art Scene. Her most recent series featuring at the Noosa Festival of Art, Open Studios Sunshine Coast and various other venues.

She is currently working with inks creating minimal lines to conjure maximum emotion and movement.

Elements of her dynamic surf series of 2020 and 2021 will be exhibited and for sale at the Noosa Festival of SurfArt.

SPONSORED BY

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Jaime Kiss is an international graphic artist.

With a graphic design background, he is fanatical about craft and design with a passion for paper sculptures and stop-frame animation.

His work exudes authenticity and he believes sculptures have the natural power of occupying its own space in our reality.

SPONSORED BY

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I have always felt drawn to the creative arts from an early school age, as it allows me to reflect on and define my emotions, my thoughts and my passions. This passion flourished 17 years ago while travelling Australia where I saw so many diverse and ever-changing landscapes, coastlines and people.

SPONSORED BY

Creating, carving and designing unique: One of a kind Glass and Wood Sculptures..

SPONSORED BY

I am a professional Artist and Art Tutor with approximately 30 years experience as both.

SPONSORED BY

Garry Birdsall, was born in Sydney where surfing is a national pastime. He spent all of his leisure time as a youth on the beaches of Sydney.

Noosa Heads National Park After a Cyclone 1964

From the Surfing in the 1960s Series by Garry Birdsall

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Produced by Mousedriven

Creating, carving and designing unique: One of a kind Glass and Wood
Sculptures..