Exhibitions and Other Information
The Sketchbook Project 2020
2020 08 31: The Sketchbook Project: Volume 16 Sea and Sky
The Sketchbook Project is a global art project, run by the Brooklyn Art Library in New York, USA. It is the largest collection of artist sketchbooks in the world, with over 50,000 sketchbooks made by over 30,000 creative people from countless different countries. Many of the sketchbooks have been digitized in order that they can be viewed online.
If you would like to participate in The Sketchbook Project yourself, please click here.
Here's a selected page from my sketchbook, Sea and Sky 2020:
If you would like to participate in The Sketchbook Project yourself, please click here.
Here's a selected page from my sketchbook, Sea and Sky 2020:
Looking east from The Gap, Sydney, NSW 2017
2020
Description: For the pages of this sketchbook I have chosen to draw simplified, contemplative seascapes inspired by some of my travels in previous years. Ornamental scroll patterns are superimposed over the skies, referencing daydreams, reveries, and peaceful interludes.
Medium: Drawing. Papers, inks, graphite, coloured pencils, and metallic pencils.
Medium: Drawing. Papers, inks, graphite, coloured pencils, and metallic pencils.
Stitching Magic Book Launch 2020!
2020 01 22: Launch of Stitching Magic
Stitching Magic
Stitching Magic
by Coral Moss and Wendy Sysouphat 2020
How to purchase
Stitching Magic
by Coral Moss and Wendy Sysouphat 2020
This book is available at
Openbook Howden Bookshop, South Australia
W: www.openbookhowden.com.au/bookshop
T: (08) 8124 0000 in Australia, +61 8 8124 0000 from overseas
or by clicking here.
Also available worldwide online, and via other outlets including booksellers, galleries, and art and craft enterprises, plus this book can be found in many libraries.
by Coral Moss and Wendy Sysouphat 2020
This book is available at
Openbook Howden Bookshop, South Australia
W: www.openbookhowden.com.au/bookshop
T: (08) 8124 0000 in Australia, +61 8 8124 0000 from overseas
or by clicking here.
Also available worldwide online, and via other outlets including booksellers, galleries, and art and craft enterprises, plus this book can be found in many libraries.
The Alphabet Book Book Launch 2019!
2019 04 18: Launch of The Alphabet Book
The Alphabet Book
The Alphabet Book
written and illustrated by Wendy Sysouphat 2019
How to purchase
The Alphabet Book
written and illustrated by Wendy Sysouphat 2019
This book is available at
Openbook Howden Bookshop, South Australia
W: www.openbookhowden.com.au/bookshop
T: (08) 8124 0000 in Australia, +61 8 8124 0000 from overseas
or by clicking here.
Also available via other outlets including booksellers, galleries, and art and craft enterprises, plus this book can be found in many libraries.
written and illustrated by Wendy Sysouphat 2019
This book is available at
Openbook Howden Bookshop, South Australia
W: www.openbookhowden.com.au/bookshop
T: (08) 8124 0000 in Australia, +61 8 8124 0000 from overseas
or by clicking here.
Also available via other outlets including booksellers, galleries, and art and craft enterprises, plus this book can be found in many libraries.
SALA Festival 2017 Exhibition
2017 08 01 - 2017 08 31: The Nature Tour Exhibition
As part of the SALA Festival 2017, artworks by Wendy Sysouphat were on display in an exhibition entitled The Nature Tour at Angas Travel, Adelaide, from Tuesday 1st August to Thursday 31st August 2017.
Included were watercolour and ink paintings, oil paintings, a variety of drawings, some textile artworks, and some recent computer graphics drawings. As well as original artworks and fine art prints there was a slide show of many of my works going back to about 1990 like an 'art retrospective'.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above is the exhibition Flyer, and the second photo shows artworks entitled Butterfly Skies IX-XII 2017 that were displayed at the exhibition.
Many thanks to all those who supported this endeavour.
To visit Angas Travel please click here.
Included were watercolour and ink paintings, oil paintings, a variety of drawings, some textile artworks, and some recent computer graphics drawings. As well as original artworks and fine art prints there was a slide show of many of my works going back to about 1990 like an 'art retrospective'.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above is the exhibition Flyer, and the second photo shows artworks entitled Butterfly Skies IX-XII 2017 that were displayed at the exhibition.
Many thanks to all those who supported this endeavour.
To visit Angas Travel please click here.
Selected Events and Other Exhibitions
2015 10 06 - 2015 11 17: Aspects of Nature Exhibition
Artworks by Wendy Sysouphat were shown in an exhibition, entitled Aspects of Nature, that was held in The Vines Foyer and The Gallery Foyer at the National Wine Centre of Australia, Adelaide from Tuesday 6th October to Tuesday 17th November 2015.
Included were numerous watercolour and oil paintings and a variety of drawings, as well as a range of textile artworks. In addition to original artworks, a wide selection of high quality fine art prints were available for sale.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above is the exhibition Flyer, and the second photo shows some of the artworks from The Winter Twilight Series at the exhibition.
Thanks and appreciation to all those who supported this most recent art adventure.
Included were numerous watercolour and oil paintings and a variety of drawings, as well as a range of textile artworks. In addition to original artworks, a wide selection of high quality fine art prints were available for sale.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above is the exhibition Flyer, and the second photo shows some of the artworks from The Winter Twilight Series at the exhibition.
Thanks and appreciation to all those who supported this most recent art adventure.
2014 12 22 - 2015 01 18: Vistas and Visions Exhibition
An exciting collection of artworks by Coral Moss and myself was shown in an exhibition, entitled Vistas and Visions, that was held in The Vines Foyer at the National Wine Centre of Australia, Adelaide from Monday 22nd December 2014 to Sunday 18th January 2015.
Included were numerous watercolour, acrylic, and oil paintings and a variety of drawings, as well as a range of mixed media and textile artworks. In addition to original artworks, a selection of high quality fine art prints were available for sale.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above are shown our Flyer, and The Rose Paintings, by Wendy Sysouphat, which were included in this exhibition.
Thank you so much to all those who supported this art experience!!
Included were numerous watercolour, acrylic, and oil paintings and a variety of drawings, as well as a range of mixed media and textile artworks. In addition to original artworks, a selection of high quality fine art prints were available for sale.
The artworks were inspired and informed by life experiences such as the glorious colours and enchanting fragrances of flowers and plants, the elegance and power of nature, the diversity and intricacies of landscapes, and the elusive and indefinable feeling of 'joie de vivre'.
Above are shown our Flyer, and The Rose Paintings, by Wendy Sysouphat, which were included in this exhibition.
Thank you so much to all those who supported this art experience!!
2014 Fibreline magazine, Issue 157 September 2014
Serenitatis 2000, pictured above (see details on my Textile Artworks page), was published in ATASDA's Fibreline magazine, Issue 157 September 2014. This textile artwork depicts a serene view of Whyalla Foreshore Beach, South Australia, with the mangroves, Mt Young, and the Middleback Ranges in the background. The night sky includes a full moon, Pacific gulls, the planet Mars near the horizon, and a number of star constellations including Orion and the Southern Cross.
Serenitatis 2000, pictured above (see details on my Textile Artworks page), was published in ATASDA's Fibreline magazine, Issue 157 September 2014. This textile artwork depicts a serene view of Whyalla Foreshore Beach, South Australia, with the mangroves, Mt Young, and the Middleback Ranges in the background. The night sky includes a full moon, Pacific gulls, the planet Mars near the horizon, and a number of star constellations including Orion and the Southern Cross.
2013 Fibreline magazine, Issue 151 March 2013
The textile artwork pictured above, entitled Forest Flight II 1999 (see details on my Textile Artworks page), was published in ATASDA's Fibreline magazine, Issue 151 March 2013. This artwork shows three dragonflies with shining, whirring wings on a high-speed flight through the forest. Particular attention is given to the patterning on these dragonflies, including the fantastically intricate venation of their wings. The forest is suggested by a few subtle leaves and vines, and by the slightly textured background fabric.
The textile artwork pictured above, entitled Forest Flight II 1999 (see details on my Textile Artworks page), was published in ATASDA's Fibreline magazine, Issue 151 March 2013. This artwork shows three dragonflies with shining, whirring wings on a high-speed flight through the forest. Particular attention is given to the patterning on these dragonflies, including the fantastically intricate venation of their wings. The forest is suggested by a few subtle leaves and vines, and by the slightly textured background fabric.
(Photograph from https://www.facebook.com/artgallerysa 24 February, 2013)
2013 The Largest Turner Ever
On 24 February, 2013, I painted three panels as a participant in this community art project, which was part of the Turner From The Tate - The Making of a Master exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia during Feb to May 2013. The completed 81-panel artwork, pictured above, was created by numerous community participants and measured 2.9 m x 3.6 m in size. It was inspired by one of the AGSA's own J.M.W. Turner paintings, Scarborough town and castle: morning: boys catching crabs, a watercolour that was painted in
c. 1810.
On 24 February, 2013, I painted three panels as a participant in this community art project, which was part of the Turner From The Tate - The Making of a Master exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia during Feb to May 2013. The completed 81-panel artwork, pictured above, was created by numerous community participants and measured 2.9 m x 3.6 m in size. It was inspired by one of the AGSA's own J.M.W. Turner paintings, Scarborough town and castle: morning: boys catching crabs, a watercolour that was painted in
c. 1810.
(Photograph of The Big Draw charcoal drawing in progress,
courtesy of Art Gallery of South Australia 2012)
courtesy of Art Gallery of South Australia 2012)
2012: Adelaide Festival Visual Arts Program: The Big Draw
I drew seven panels as a participant in The Big Draw community art project, which was part of the 2012 Adelaide Festival Visual Arts Program at the Art Gallery of South Australia during Mar and April 2012. This 66-panel charcoal drawing, pictured above in part while in progress, was created by numerous community participants. It was inspired by the AGSA's first acquisition, the oil painting Evening Shadows, backwater of the Murray, South Australia painted by H.J. Johnstone in 1880.
I drew seven panels as a participant in The Big Draw community art project, which was part of the 2012 Adelaide Festival Visual Arts Program at the Art Gallery of South Australia during Mar and April 2012. This 66-panel charcoal drawing, pictured above in part while in progress, was created by numerous community participants. It was inspired by the AGSA's first acquisition, the oil painting Evening Shadows, backwater of the Murray, South Australia painted by H.J. Johnstone in 1880.
2012 - 2014: ATASDA Marrakesh Exhibition
The Spice Garden 2012, pictured above (see details on my Textile Artworks page),
toured Australia for two years as part of the ATASDA (Australian Textile Arts and Surface Design Association Inc.) Marrakesh Exhibition. This textile artwork is inspired by the bright colours and the spices for which the city of Marrakesh is famous, and also by the Jardin Majorelle, which is a beautiful botanical garden not far from the city centre. This artwork features in particular the spice plants ginger, cinnamon, green cardamom, black pepper, turmeric, and saffron.
The Spice Garden 2012, pictured above (see details on my Textile Artworks page),
toured Australia for two years as part of the ATASDA (Australian Textile Arts and Surface Design Association Inc.) Marrakesh Exhibition. This textile artwork is inspired by the bright colours and the spices for which the city of Marrakesh is famous, and also by the Jardin Majorelle, which is a beautiful botanical garden not far from the city centre. This artwork features in particular the spice plants ginger, cinnamon, green cardamom, black pepper, turmeric, and saffron.
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2011 12 09 - 2012 02 02: Royal Institution of Australia Adelaide Reef Exhibition
Above, the upper two photos are some of my exponentially curvy corals, entitled Violet 2011 and Hope 2011, created for the Royal Institution of Australia Adelaide Reef Exhibition. The third photo is a large section of the reef on display in the FutureSpace Gallery at the Science Exchange, Adelaide, from 9th December 2011 to 2nd February 2012. This reef is a satellite of the Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef project. This hugely popular worldwide community art project is an intriguing fusion of art and craft, mathematics, marine biology, and environmental awareness.
Above, the upper two photos are some of my exponentially curvy corals, entitled Violet 2011 and Hope 2011, created for the Royal Institution of Australia Adelaide Reef Exhibition. The third photo is a large section of the reef on display in the FutureSpace Gallery at the Science Exchange, Adelaide, from 9th December 2011 to 2nd February 2012. This reef is a satellite of the Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef project. This hugely popular worldwide community art project is an intriguing fusion of art and craft, mathematics, marine biology, and environmental awareness.
2011 05 14 to present: Wendy Sysouphat Gallery website
[www.wendysysouphatgallery.com]
This art website was launched on 14 May 2011!
[www.wendysysouphatgallery.com]
This art website was launched on 14 May 2011!
2011 05 17 to present: Wendy Sysouphat products at Spoonflower
Click here for a variety of fabrics and wallpapers. Pictured above are some of the fabrics from my Peony Garden 2013 collection.
Click here for a variety of fabrics and wallpapers. Pictured above are some of the fabrics from my Peony Garden 2013 collection.
2010 10 10 to present: Wendy Sysouphat artworks at Imagekind
Click here for Fine Art Prints on Paper, and here for Fine Art Prints on Canvas
Click here for Fine Art Prints on Paper, and here for Fine Art Prints on Canvas
Early years to present: Slide Show
Above is a slide show of a few other creative works and activities.
Above is a slide show of a few other creative works and activities.
